This message is sent to you by AccountingNewswatch Understanding the Complexities of Form 5472 and Its Transfer Pricing ImplicationsDate: Tuesday, May 9, 2017 |
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Protect your company from complicated litigation. Understand Form 5472, how to prepare it, and how to make your filing 'audit proof'.Protect your company from complicated litigation. Understand Form 5472, how to prepare it, and how to make your filing ‘audit proof'. As more foreign companies view the U.S. market as a fertile market, they will form U.S. subsidiaries to grow their U.S. operations. Whether you are the U.S. subsidiary for a large, Dutch-based multinational company with subsidiaries all over the world or a small U.S. distributor of a Canadian parent, you will have to file IRS Form 5472 for every transaction with a related party. Although an information return, the Form 5472 is the place the IRS starts when auditing foreign-owned U.S. businesses. As a result, the proper preparation of the Form 5472 will offer an opportunity to document your planning as well as make that planning audit proof. You will learn the law behind and the mechanics of how to prepare Form 5472. The enforcement policies of the IRS with respect to failure to file Form 5472 will also be addressed. Learning Objectives:
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