On 25 July 2018, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) updated the information concerning country-by-country (CbC) reporting in the United States. This includes an updated jurisdiction status table showing recently signed competent authority arrangements for the exchange of CbC reports; instructions for filing Schedule A (Form 8975) dealing with CbC reporting for multinationals; and clarifications to the Instructions for Schedule A (Form 8975).
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