Edward Tanenbaum Notice 2007-48, expanding on Notice 2006-85, shuts down the variation of the Killer B transaction in which a controlled foreign corporation (CFC) acquires stock in its parent from the parent's shareholders for use in a triangular reorganisation. Like the classic Killer B transaction in which the CFC paid the parent for its stock, this transaction is also apparently seen as a way for the CFC to repatriate foreign earnings without drawing US corporate level income tax.
June 30 2007