Oh, or tedious parts of the form. Five four seven one and so here with this video, I'm starting off an IRS website. Please notice the URL in case you want to get to it. I'll also put it in a link in the PowerPoint. This is the part of the website that's part of the handbook for the IRS agent. I like this because it gives a general explanation and at least leads to some clues about tax planning. Of course, it's not going to give you tax planning, but when you see it telling the agent what to look for, that's your tax planning clue. What you just want to do is to do it correctly so they look at it. He gives you an eight-plus. The instructions required will require and encourage us to use worksheet A to figure out this up or death income. In some cases, it is not necessary. The client may just have investments in ETF fund or truly investment income and no operating expenses. There may be a fee to do the tax return or some other fees of that type. That kind of income is foreign personal holding company income, the first item up here, and you can just go ahead and have them pay tax on the full amount. In other cases, the client has an active business and Schedule A is a good place for you to look at the mathematics of reducing the taxable income by some of the allowable expenses. But I want to go over the lead jargon first because these are the items that are definitely income for that form is foreign-based company income and also has insurance income. But I want to get us to understand foreign-based company income. Foreign personal holding company income...
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