8th Annual IBA Finance & Capital Markets Tax Conference

28 Jan - 29 Jan 2019

Session information

US developments relating to financing and capital markets

Committee(s)

Taxes Committee (Lead)

Description

• Impact of new US Base Erosion and Anti-Abuse Tax (BEAT) and changes to US 163(j) (earnings stripping) in multi-national financing of US operations • Input on interest, royalties, management payments and derivative payments (s. 59A – any possible planning (e.g. don’t have foreign subsidiaries under US) • New US (related party) anti-hybrid rules and how these compare/interact with BEPS Action 2 - impact on double dip structures • Foreign classification affects US tax treatment • Gilti • New CFC regulations • FD11, 367(a)(3) – impact on M&A – will IP remain in US? • Corporate inversions • Transition Tax – has it helped US economy. Double tax in many jurisdictions • Cash pooling – still possible? • Impact of interest distributing limitations on capital markets • New U.S. rules for partnerships – 10% withholding on sale of partnership interest by non-resident if carrying on business • Related party payments in hybrid transactions or with hybrid entities – impact on double dips and other structures (245A) • 871(m) impact on Canadian exchangeable shares treated as US shares for US withholding tax

Session / Workshop Chair(s)

Kimberly Blanchard Retired, New York, New York, USA

Speakers

Peter Blessing Internal Revenue Service, Washington, District of Columbia, USA
Paul Carman Chapman and Cutler, Chicago, Illinois, USA
David Hardy McDermott Will and Emery, New York, New York, USA; Treasurer, IBA Foundation