REG-124069-02 (Final) Section 6038 - Returns Required with Respect to Controlled Foreign Partnerships; REG-118966-97 (Final) Information Reporting with Respect to Certain Foreign Partnership
ICR 200906-1545-036
OMB: 1545-1617
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REG-124069-02 (Final) Section
6038 - Returns Required with Respect to Controlled Foreign
Partnerships; REG-118966-97 (Final) Information Reporting with
Respect to Certain Foreign Partnership
Extension without change of a currently approved collection
REG-124069-02 Treasury Regulation Sec.
1.6038-3 requires certain United States person who own interests in
controlled foreign partnership to annually report information to
the IRS on Form 8865. This regulation amends the reporting rules
under Treasury Regulation section 1.6038-e to provide that a U.S.
person must follow the filing requirements that are specified in
the instructions for Form 8865 when the U.S. person must file Form
8865 and the foreign partnership completes and files Form 1065 or
Form 1065-B. REG-118966-97 Section 6038 requires certain U.S.
persons who own interest in controlled foreign partnerships
or
US Code:
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USC 6038 Name of Law: Information reporting with respect to
certain foreign corporations and parnterships.
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