February 24, 2026
Businesses with international operations or foreign income face increasing complexity in the tax code. Recent changes affecting how international income is calculated and taxed may increase compliance requirements and, in some cases, effective tax rates.
These rules primarily affect:
• C-corporations
• Multinational companies
• Businesses with foreign subsidiaries or operations
International tax provisions are highly technical and often misunderstood. Assumptions based on prior-year filings may no longer apply.
Why this matters:
Errors in international reporting can trigger penalties, interest, and increased scrutiny.
Tax Tip: International tax planning should be reviewed annually — not assumed.
Blaine La/Car Associates 
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