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September 1, 1984Journal of the American Taxation Association

U.S. Tax Aspects of Doing Business Abroad.

Rolf Auster Philip J. Harmelink

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The aim is to outline U.S. tax considerations for businesses engaged in international operations.
Review of the second edition of the book by Michael L. Moore on U.S. tax aspects.
Analysis of taxation principles relevant to foreign business operations.
Evaluation of regulatory guidelines and compliance issues.
Identifies key tax responsibilities for U.S. companies abroad.
Explains the implications of the U.S. tax code on international business operations.
Discusses strategies for tax compliance and optimization.

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Reviews the book "U.S. Tax Aspects of Doing Business Abroad," 2nd ed., by Michael L. Moore.

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