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“More foreign parent companies created after U.S. business mergers should be taxed as U.S. companies when ownership, U.S. management, or significant U.S. business presence shows the group still functions like a U.S.-based company, and some changes could reach open tax years ending after December 22, 2017.”
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“Multinational companies should have to calculate foreign subsidiary income and foreign tax credit limits separately for each country, assigning income, deductions, losses, and foreign taxes to the relevant subsidiaries, branches, or other business units.”
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“U.S. shareholders should have to pay current U.S. tax on more income from foreign subsidiaries they control, including income tied to foreign business assets, income already highly taxed abroad, and some foreign oil-related income.”
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“A foreign corporation should be taxed as a U.S. corporation if it is mainly managed and controlled from the United States and is publicly traded or has at least $50 million in gross assets, with investor assets counted for certain investment managers.”
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“Corporations should be able to count all qualifying foreign taxes paid on tested income, but foreign tax credit limits should be calculated by country and later-year credits should not reduce taxes from earlier years.”
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“Companies should be able to count 100 percent of certain foreign taxes paid on tested income for U.S. foreign tax credits, but new foreign tax credits should only be usable in future years for up to 10 years, not to reduce taxes from earlier years.”
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“Large global corporate groups should face a cap on how much U.S. interest they can deduct, should have five years to use interest deductions denied by that cap, and similar caps could apply to partnerships and foreign corporations doing business in the United States.”
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“Companies should face higher federal taxes when they pay for foreign service work that serves U.S. customers.”
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“Some corporations and investment structures formed overseas should be taxed as U.S. corporations when they are mainly managed and controlled from the United States, including some fund structures where key investment decisions are made in the United States.”
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“Money raised from taxing outsourcing should support job training, apprenticeships, and communities hurt by job loss.”
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