How does the Internal Revenue Code define the term “foreign source income”?
The Internal Revenue Code defines foreign source income as income and interest derived from sources outside the United States; dividends derived from sources outside the United States; compensation for labor or personal services performed outside the United States; rentals or royalties from property located outside the United States; gains, profits, and income from the sale or exchange of real property located outside the United States.
The Internal Revenue Code defines foreign source income as income and interest derived from sources outside the United States; dividends derived from sources outside the United States; compensation for labor or personal services performed outside the United States; rentals or royalties from property located outside the United States; gains, profits, and income from the sale or exchange of real property located outside the United States. More FAQs…
