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A FSC was a foreign corporation (i.e., incorporated abroad) created by "parent" shareholders (mostly corporations).  Almost all FSCs were owned by domestic corporations (i.e., incorporated in the United States); however, owners of a FSC were generally referred to as "shareholders" or “related suppliers’, since a FSC may have also been owned by an individual, a partnership, or a trust or estate. 

Table 8. Form 8825, Rental Real Estate Income and Expenses of an S Corporation, by Sector and Selected Major Industry, Tax Year 2015

Table 3, Nonresident Alien Estate Tax Returns with Non-Treaty Status Filed in 2005: Gross Estate in

Table 2, Nonresident Alien Estate Tax Returns with Non-Treaty Status Filed in 2004: Gross Estate in

Table 1, Nonresident Alien Estate Tax Returns with Non-Treaty Status Filed in 2003: Gross Estate in

Table 2. Nonresident Alien Estate Tax Returns with Treaty Status Filed in 2014, by Tax Status and Size of U.S. Gross Estate

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