§925
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Statute Text — 26 U.S.C. §925
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Discussion Petitioner asks us to find overpayments of taxes for its 1987, 1988, and 1989 tax years, respectively, based on its recomputation of the commissions payable to its foreign subsidiary, UCFSC, during those years pursuant to section 925(a) and attendant regulations.
Similarly, section 925 provides three pricing methods for FSC’s: (1) 1.83 percent of foreign trading gross receipts; (2) 23 percent of combined taxable income; and (3) the arm's-length price, computed in accordance with section 482.
Nothing in the Code (continued...) - 62 - carte blanche exception from the substance doctrines for all FSC transactions, the text ofsection 925 extends exceptions, specifically, to a very narrow set of circumstances, i.e., (1) commission payments, sales, etc. that are (2) related to export sales in a very clearly defined way (3) between parties that are related (under the section 482 definition ofa related party), one ofwhich is a qualifying FSC. There is no dispute that the requirements for ap
Nothing in the Code (continued...) - 62 - carte blanche exception from the substance doctrines for all FSC transactions, the text ofsection 925 extends exceptions, specifically, to a very narrow set of circumstances, i.e., (1) commission payments, sales, etc. that are (2) related to export sales in a very clearly defined way (3) between parties that are related (under the section 482 definition ofa related party), one ofwhich is a qualifying FSC. There is no dispute that the requirements for ap
[1] The FSC and its related supplier would ordinarily determine under section 925 and this section the transfer price or rental payment payable by the FSC or the commission payable to the FSC for a transaction before the FSC files its return for the taxable year of the transaction.
Similarly, section 925 provides three pricing methods for FSC’s: (1) 1.83 percent of foreign trading gross receipts; (2) 23 percent of combined taxable income; and (3) the arm’s-length price, computed in accordance with section 482.
MS-FSC determined its commission income using section 925(a) administrative pricing rules.
MS-FSC determined its commission income using section 925(a) administrative pricing rules.