US TAX SURPRISES AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS SERIES Here we will briefly discuss the ownership attribution rules for purposes of Form 5471, and introduce the different filing categories under Form 5471. The rules and reporting requirements for each category of filer are unique and will be discussed in more detail in subsequent articles. Before describing the…
DetailsUS TAX SURPRISES AND REPORTING REQUIREMENTS SERIES If you are a US person (citizen or resident) you may have learned by now that you have to file a US tax return and bank report each year, even if you have no US source income. Well, that’s not all. This is the first in a series…
DetailsFlott & Co. recently had the opportunity to discuss our proposal for changes to the existing IRS “noisy” disclosure programs (Offshore Voluntary Disclosure Program – OVDP – and the Streamlined Filing Compliance Procedure for Non-Resident US Taxpayers – Streamlined Process) with representatives of the Service. The discussion focused on encouraging the IRS to create a…
DetailsThese publications do not constitute legal advise. Further information regarding this notice. Confusion at two US Consulates in Canada during recent relinquishment cases initiated by Flott & Co. clients revealed the need to develop forms and documents for use in establishing the intentional loss of US citizenship in the past. The current form, Form DS-4079,…
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