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For the purposes of US international tax laws, it is very important to distinguish a subsidiary from a branch. Let’s define both terms in this short essay. Subsidiary vs. Branch: Definition of a Branch A branch is a direct form of doing business by a corporation in another country where the corporation retains the direct […]
If you have foreign financial accounts and reside in San Francisco (California), you should be looking for a San Francisco FBAR Attorney in California. In your search, you could consider out-of-state attorneys such as Mr. Eugene Sherayzen of Sherayzen Law Office, Ltd. (“Sherayzen Law Office”). Let’s explore in more detail why this is the case. […]
Sometimes, I encounter in my practice one particularly damaging belief concerning international tax planning for US corporations that engage in cross-border transactions and maintain a foreign subsidiary or a network of foreign subsidiaries. This is a belief that international tax planning for such corporations should only focus on the reduction of its US taxes above […]
Defining a partnership as “foreign” or “domestic” can be highly important for US tax purposes. In this article, I will explain the foreign partnership definition and explain its significance. Foreign Partnership Definition: Importance There may be important US international tax law consequences that stem from whether a partnership is classified as “foreign” or “domestic”. These […]
If you have foreign financial accounts and reside in Berkeley (California), you would be looking for a Berkeley FBAR Attorney in California. In your search, consider out-of-state attorneys such as Mr. Eugene Sherayzen of Sherayzen Law Office, Ltd. (“Sherayzen Law Office”). Let’s explore in more detail why this is the case. Berkeley FBAR Attorney: International […]