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Taxation of Income Earned by Foreign Subsidiaries

Taxation of Income Earned by Foreign Subsidiaries

Earn CPE Credits!

  • Format: Online
  • CPE Credits: 7
  • Level: Intermediate
  • Field of Study: Taxation
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Taxation of Income Earned by Foreign Subsidiaries

Earn CPE Credits!

  • Format: Online
  • CPE Credits: 7
  • Level: Intermediate
  • Field of Study: Taxation
14027

Taxation of Income Earned by Foreign Subsidiaries

This program develops practical knowledge required to understand the taxation of income earned by foreign subsidiaries. It focuses on key U.S. international tax rules, including controlled foreign corporation (CFC) status, Subpart F income, and foreign asset reporting. Participants explore essential concepts such as U.S. shareholder definitions, earnings and profits (E&P), and passive foreign investment companies (PFICs), building a strong understanding of how international tax rules apply to global business operations.

  • Understand CFC rules and U.S. shareholder requirements

  • Analyze Subpart F income and its applications

  • Learn **earnings and profits (E&P)**in an international context

  • Identify PFIC rules and foreign asset reporting requirements

  • Develop awareness of outbound transactions and tax implications

Who Will Benefit?

Global accounting and finance professionals
Gain structured knowledge of how foreign subsidiary income is taxed under U.S. international tax rules.
Public and corporate tax professionals
Build expertise in CFC rules, Subpart F income, and reporting requirements for foreign investments.
Corporate finance and tax teams
Understand tax implications of outbound transactions and foreign subsidiary operations.
Professionals working with global clients
Learn how international tax rules impact reporting, compliance, and strategic decision-making.

Key Areas Covered

This program focuses on core international taxation concepts related to foreign subsidiaries. Participants explore CFC rules, Subpart F income, PFICs, and foreign asset reporting requirements.

Controlled Foreign Corporations (CFCs)

Understand how CFC status is determined and its tax implications.

U.S. shareholder rules

Learn the definition and requirements of U.S. shareholders in international taxation.

Subpart F income

Analyze different types of Subpart F income and when they apply.

Earnings and profits (E&P)

Understand E&P calculations and adjustments in an international context.

Passive Foreign Investment Companies (PFICs)

Learn rules governing PFICs and their tax consequences.

Foreign asset reporting

Identify reporting requirements for foreign investments and assets.

Course Overview

01
Understand CFC and shareholder rules
Learn how controlled foreign corporations and U.S. shareholders are defined.
02
Analyze Subpart F income
Examine income types and situations that trigger Subpart F taxation.
03
Apply E&P concepts
Develop practical understanding of earnings and profits in international transactions.
04
Strengthen compliance and reporting knowledge
Understand PFIC rules and foreign asset reporting requirements.

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About Authors

This course is developed by experienced subject matter experts, including Eric Gabbai, Kyle Brandon, Christopher Summer, Farid Khosravi, and David Zaiken, combining practical insights with current international tax regulations.

FAQs

What Skills Will I Gain?

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You will gain practical knowledge of CFC rules, Subpart F income, E&P calculations, PFIC regulations, and foreign asset reporting requirements.

How Is the Program Delivered?

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The program is delivered online in a self-paced format with practical examples and real-world applications.

Who Should Enroll?

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This course is ideal for tax professionals, finance teams, and individuals working with foreign subsidiaries or international tax matters.

What Topics Are Covered?

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  • U.S. outbound transactions
  • Subpart F income
  • Earnings and profits in an international context
  • Passive Foreign Investment Companies and foreign assets

How Many CPE Credits Are Offered?

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The program offers 7 CPE credits upon successful completion.

What Is the Program Level and Field of Study?

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The program is designed at an Intermediate level and falls under the Taxation field of study.

Learning Outcomes

Identify controlled foreign corporations (CFCs), U.S. shareholders, and Section 962 election mechanics

Differentiate and analyze Subpart F income types and triggering scenarios

Understand earnings and profits (E&P) concepts and common adjustments

Apply E&P principles to international tax transactions

Evaluate PFIC ownership consequences and related foreign asset reporting requirements

Industry-relevant concepts that strengthen expertise in foreign subsidiary taxation and global compliance.