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This final rule amends the regulations of the Bureau of Economic Analysis, Department of Commerce (BEA) to set forth the reporting requirements for the BE-120, Benchmark Survey of Transactions in Selected Services and Intellectual Property with Foreign Persons. The amended regulations for the BE-120 include both definition changes and the addition of three schedules to better collect data in accordance with new international economic accounting standards. In addition, this rule changes the BE-120 survey title from ``Benchmark Survey of Transactions in Selected Services and Intangible Assets with Foreign Persons'' to ``Benchmark Survey of Transactions in Selected Services and Intellectual Property with Foreign Persons'' because the term ``intellectual property'' is better understood by U...
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... returns associated with transfers of intangibles offshore. . Limiting shifting of income through inntangible property transfers. . Disallowing the deduction for non-tax... includable as described above; such a definition was not provided in the Administration's FY2011 bu...
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... to conduct their businessconstituted "property" for purposes of the Hobbs Act. The Court of Appea... that it had "repeatedly held that intangible property such as the right to conduct a business c... explicitly "expanded the common-law definition of extortion to include acts by private individual...
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... allowing an 18 percent rate for property held at least five years that is scheduled to retu..., which is defined by inverting the definition of "insourcing" for purposes of the new credit on ...Require intangible drilling costs to be capitalized and recovered as ...
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... other things) it falls within the definition of FBCSI. Generally, income of a CFC that neithe..., assembly or conversion of property (physical manufacturing), but also “substantial ... the use or development of, certain intangible property. . Although this expanded definition o...
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...The definition provides examples of commonly used auxiliary aids.... added and the phrase or interest in such property has been deleted because the term facility, as use... part, refers to structures and not to intangible property rights. It should, however, be noted that...
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... (3) the challenges associated with the definition, identification, and valuation of intangibles for ... and often unique nature of intangible property makes it challenging for taxpayers and tax adminis...
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... other things) it falls within the definition of FBCSI. Generally, income of a CFC that neither ..., assembly or conversion of property (physical manufacturing), but also “substantial ... the use or development of, certain intangible property. . Although this expanded definition of m...
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...(iv) Economic conditions. (v) Property or services. (4) Special circumstances. (i) Market...(ii) Use of terms. (i) Definitions. (j) Effective dates. 1.4822Determination of taxab...(2) Example. (f) Coordination with intangible property rules. 1.4824Methods to determine taxable...
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Professionals in the real estate industry frequently use the word "synergy." The objective of this article is to propose a definition for real estate synergy; further, to identify how synergy may be applied to real estate assets on five separate levels. Because of such innovations as the Internet, globalization, securitization of mortgage markets and other changes, real estate analysis requires thinking more about linkages that can create synergy. Synergy is a useful analytical concept for considering value potential for linkages to externalities. Level 1 consists of the physical, on-site elements of real property. Level 2 addresses the issue of how activities on the site affect the overall project. Level 3 deals with how the real estate project relates to off-site, trade-area, regional...
... personal property, trade fixtures or intangible items that are not real property but are included ...
