- 3 - B. Japanese Ministry of International Trade and Industry .................... . 7 C. Burndy-Japan .................. . 8 1. Formation ................. . 8 2. Agreements Between Burndy-US, Furukawa, and Sumitomo From 1962 to 1973 .......... 9 3. 1973 Basic Agreement ............ 10 4. Burndy-Japan’s Presidents and Board of Directors ................. 12 5. 1988 Technical Assistance Agreement .... 13 6. Burndy-Japan’s Independence From Burndy-US . 14 7. Burndy-US’s Purchase of 40 Percent of the Stock of Burndy-Japan in 1993 ....... 15 D. Withholding Tax Issue .............. 17 1. Purchase of TRW Daut & Reitz by Burndy-US . 17 2. Transfer of 40 Percent of Burndy-Japan Stock to Burndy-US in 1993 ............ 19 OPINION .......................... 20 A. Whether Burndy-Japan Was a Controlled Foreign Corporation in 1992 ............... 20 1. Voting Power Test and Stock Value Test .. 20 2. Whether Burndy-US Owned More Than 50 Percent of the Total Combined Voting Power of the Stock of Burndy-Japan . . . . . . . . . . . 22 3. Whether Burndy-US Owned More Than 50 Percent of the Value of Burndy-Japan Stock ..... 47 B. Whether Petitioners Are Liable for Withholding Tax ................. 52 1. Contentions of the Parties ......... 52 2. Whether Burndy-US Transferred Excess Value to FCI in 1993 ............... 53 3. The U.S.-France Tax Treaty and 1988 Protocol ............... 64 4. Conclusion ................. 67 COLVIN, Judge: Respondent determined deficiencies in petitioners’ income and withholding taxes and a penalty as follows:Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next
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