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Hello,
I have a question, Company A owns 79% of Company B, B is a pass-through entity, If A is a Corporation, how does the 21% non controlling interest affect the income tax?Assume B ‘s profit in 2017 was $100, A’s profit was $100, so the consolidated profit would be $200, and $21 was non-controlling interest, when filing tax return, the taxable income should be $200 or $179? And what if Co A is S corporation? Is the tax treatment different?
Thanks,
Hui
Not sure what Tax Paper this is from – but this is not UK taxation so sadly I am not able to assist you