After much anticipation, Treasury and the IRS recently issued proposed CAMT regulations. In this episode, we explore the international tax provisions of the proposed regulations. For which tax years do these provisions apply? What do the proposed regulations address CFC double counting? How do the proposed regulations expand the scope of the special scoping rules for foreign-parented groups? What limitations apply in computing the CAMT foreign tax credit? And to what extent can taxpayers that deduct their foreign taxes for regular tax purposes obtain a deduction for AFSI as well?
Join us as our co-hosts Kristen Gamboa and Gary Scanlon are joined by Daniel Winnick and Seevun Dunckzar from the KPMG Washington National Tax, International Tax group to explore these questions and more on the latest episode of Inside International Tax.
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