What does FS stand for?

Foreign Subsidiary

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

SuccessFactors uses NetSuite OneWorld for ERP, general ledger, revenue recognition, foreign subsidiary consolidation, expenditures and approvals, and providing data for reporting and analysis.

United States : NetSuite OneWorld Helps SuccessFactors Succeed With ...

For example, a foreign fund's wholly-owned foreign subsidiary may become subject to U.

Obama Administration Tax Proposal - Relevant Provisions For Private ...

Keywords: Foreign Subsidiary * Technology Sourcing * Performance * MNE * Local Environment Introduction Technology is a core imperative for modern organizations.

Technology sourcing and performance of foreign subsidiaries in ...

An internal organization with better mobility can gather and process relatively more complete information and fully endow a foreign subsidiary with the right to undertake adjustment to assure the achievement of operational performance.

Flexibility and performance of MNEs: evidence from Taiwan

Drawing on theory concerning cultural, operating, and organizational environments, an integrative framework is proposed that identifies conditions under which HCN top managers in a foreign subsidiary can be expected to afford a higher overall degree of control to the parent MNC than expatriates posted from the parent organization.

Context and control in foreign subsidiaries: making a case for the ...

Foreign subsidiary company systems for providing information for foreign country income tax (local country) compliance and reporting purposes, for the most part, mirror the approach used for U.

Information gathering, technology, and enterprise systems

Historically, when a domestic corporation sought to spin off a foreign subsidiary, Internal Revenue Code section 1248(f) provided the principal impediment.

Time is short for spin-offs

As discussed above, a dividend paid by the foreign subsidiary of a domestic corporation or the sale of the stock in a foreign corporation by a domestic parent typically is taxable to the domestic parent in the United States.

International implications of check-the-box regulations