Bell Corporation, a domestic corporation, sells jars to its wholly owned foreign subsidiary, Jam. Jam Corporation is incorporated in and pays taxes to Country J. Bell Corporation normally sells jars to a U.S. wholesaler providing services similar to those provided by Jam at a price of $4 per unit. Both wholesalers incur similar costs. If Bell Corporation sells jars to Jam for $3 per unit, what
are the tax effects?
What will be an ideal response?
Bell Corporation's profits increase by $1 and Jam's profits decrease $1 for every unit sold to Jam. Unless the additional profit is Subpart F income, it is not taxed by the United States until Jam remits it to Bell as a dividend.
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