International tax expert and CEO of tax services company Tax Technologies, J.D. Choi, is scheduled to speak at two 'US International Tax Reporting And Compliance' conferences, it was revealed recently. The conferences, presented by the Council For International Tax Education (CITE) are designed to educate US multinationals and companys going global on the tax, legal, and accounting aspects of doing business overseas, and will cover a range of topics related to US reporting requirements.
'In light of the new reporting requirements that significantly increase the compliance burden, the International Tax and Reporting seminar is a way for compliance personnel to update their understanding of the new reporting rules and effectively manage international compliance processes,' said Mr Choi. In his opening session, Mr Choi will discuss issues surrounding foreign tax data collection, helping companies to understand the types of information that they will need to obtain for different sorts of foreign business entities. In the later session at each conference, he will explain the new filing requirements for Controlled Foreign Partnerships.
One two day conference has already taken place in Los Angeles, and there are two more to come; in New York on the 13th and 14th of August, and in Los Angeles on the 20th and 21st. CITE, a division of the FDTA, urges US based international tax practitioners and multinationals to attend, arguing that reporting requirements are especially of interest given that the current strength of the dollar means that more and more US businesses are investing in foreign markets, and acquiring foreign businesses.
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