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What is limiting base erosion from?

Limiting base erosion from refers to IRS Form 8991, which is designed to limit the ability of large multinational corporations to erode the U.S. tax base through certain types of deductions and payments made to foreign affiliates.

Who is required to file limiting base erosion from?

Corporations that have average annual gross receipts of $500 million or more over a three-year period and that make base erosion payments to foreign related parties are required to file Form 8991.

How to fill out limiting base erosion from?

To fill out Form 8991, taxpayers must provide information about their base erosion payments, gross receipts, and calculate the base erosion minimum tax amount based on the relevant tax provisions.

What is the purpose of limiting base erosion from?

The purpose of Form 8991 is to ensure that large corporations do not excessively reduce their U.S. taxable income through payments to foreign affiliates, thereby protecting the U.S. tax base.

What information must be reported on limiting base erosion from?

Form 8991 requires reporting of the corporation's total gross receipts, details of base erosion payments, the applicable tax years, and calculations of the minimum tax based on base erosion amounts.