U.S. international taxation
Subtitle: November 19-20, 1992, Seattle Art Museum, Seattle
By: University of Washington, School of Law, Continuing Education.
Contributors: Hjorth, Roland L.; Huston, John, 1927-; Kuntz, Joel D.; University of Washington. School of Law.
Publisher: Washington Law School Foundation
Published: 1992
Place of publication: [Seattle, Wash.]
Language: eng
Subjects: Investments, Foreign -- Taxation -- United States.; International business enterprises -- Taxation -- United States.; Income tax -- United States -- Foreign income.; Double taxation -- United States.; Aliens -- Taxation -- United States.
Notes: Program chairs : Roland Hjorth, Joel Kuntz.
Table of contents: value: Taxing the U.S. income of foreign persons / by Charles Purcell; value: U.S. withholding tax on U.S. source income of foreign persons / by La Verne Woods ; presented by Steven J. Hopp; value: FIRPTA, is it treatable? / David K.Y. Tang, Lisa Johnsen; value: Selected tax aspects associated with the concept of "residency" / Robert D. Kaplan; value: The exclusion of foreign earned income from U.S. individuals working abroad / by Steven L. Severin; value: The foreign tax credit / by Joseph D. Franzi; value: The operation and disposition of foreign corporations / by Richard L. Mull and Yukio Morikubo; value: Working with tax treaties / John Huston; value: Cross-border and international tax issues / by Cathleen G. Hylton; value: Reallocations of income and deductions among related persons / from J. Kuntz & R. Peroni, U.S. international taxation (1992); value: Legislative developments / by James S. Eustice; value: Foreign sales corporations / by Mary Ann Ekman; value: Forming, reorganizing and liquidating corporations under the shadow of Section 167 / Lorri A. Hardy, Roland Hjorth; value: U.S. international tax planning for high wealth individuals / Robert L. Williams.