Topics Covered
- Taxation of US multinationals with foreign operations (i.e. US outbound)
- Taxation of foreign multinationals with US operations (i.e US inbound)
- Other inbound and outbound rules as adopted by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)
- Double taxation relief
- New taxes under the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022
- US tax treaties
Learning Objectives
After completing this course, participants will be able to:
- Assess the tax implications of operating a business or making investments in the United States
- Identify the structure of the US corporate tax system, including tax rates and major categories of income, deductions and credits
- Identify the types of business entities available for use in the United States and application of US check-the-box regulations
- Indicate the treatment of dividend payments and repatriation of earnings
- Apply subpart F income and global intangible low-taxed income (GILTI) for US controlled foreign corporations (CFCs)
- Apply the rules for foreign-derived intangible income (FDII)
- Define base erosion and anti-abuse tax (BEAT)
- List the methods applied to relieve US double taxation, including the foreign tax credit (FTC) basket system
- Apply the newly enacted corporate alternative minimum tax (CAMT)
- Check IRS reporting obligations for US and foreign corporations
Delivery Method and Core Study Time
Online (QAS self-study)
This course consists of 6 modules with video and rise lessons of approximately 1 hour each, recommended reading materials and assignments to help apply knowledge in practice. There will be assessments to test your overall understanding.
Field of Study
Taxes
Who Should Participate
The course is suitable for practitioners in tax advisory firms, corporate tax directors and managers, accountants, attorneys and other corporate finance executives and government officials who wish to understand and examine practical solutions for the complex US domestic and international tax rules that apply to cross-border transactions and operations.
Prerequisites
This is an intermediate-level course. Although participation in the course does not require prior experience or knowledge about the US international and corporate tax system, participants should have a basic understanding of the general principles of international taxation.
Advance Preparation
No advance preparation is necessary. All required study material is provided within the online training.
Components of Training and Study time
The course is divided into 6 modules, that further consist of several submodules. The modules have the following components: videos, interactive lessons, recommended reading materials, assignments and assessments.
Completion Time and Requirements
The course must be completed within 2 months and can be followed and completed by dedicating a minimum of 5 hours to study per week. Study materials included in the course will be accessible for 2 months.
To benefit from the learning experience for this training, completing all mandatory components is necessary to obtain your certificate. Upon access to the learning platform, the syllabus will indicate the exact completion requirements. Please also consult the FAQ for more information.
Continuing Professional Education (CPE)
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