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In this issue:
Geithner previews corporate tax reform 'framework' to taxwriting committees
Congress approves extended payroll tax holiday without tax offsets; president's signature expected
Six takeaways from proposed FATCA rules
International Tax Alert: IRS issues foreign tax credit splitter guidance, technical taxpayer rules
FAA funding bill becomes law; modifies section 249 definition of 'control'
DBriefs webcast: Proposed medical device excise tax regs may have broad implications for affected companies
White House budget proposal includes tax compliance, simplification provisions
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Tax Tax News & Views
February 17, 2012
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International Tax Alert: IRS issues foreign tax credit splitter guidance, technical taxpayer rules
The Internal Revenue Service on February 9 filed temporary regulations (T.D. 9577) under section 909 addressing foreign tax credit splitter transactions and final regulations (T.D. 9576) providing guidance on determining who is considered the taxpayer of foreign taxes for purposes of the foreign tax credit. This Tax Alert from the International group in Deloitte Tax LLP's Washington National Tax practice describes some of the key aspects of these regulations.
— Michael DeHoff Tax Policy Group Deloitte Tax LLP
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