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Form 8865 is the IRS information return that certain U.S. persons file to report their interests in, and transactions with, foreign partnerships. It is generally attached to the filer's income tax return.
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Certain U.S. persons with an interest in a foreign partnership file Form 8865. It covers categories such as those who control a foreign partnership, hold a significant interest in a controlled foreign partnership, contribute property to one, or have reportable acquisitions, dispositions, or changes in their proportional interest. The required schedules depend on your filer category, and the form is generally filed with your income tax return. Check the official IRS instructions to confirm which category and schedules apply to you.
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