USCo owns 65% of the voting stock of LandCo, a Country X corporation. Terra, an unrelated Country
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USCo owns 65% of the voting stock of LandCo, a Country X corporation.
Terra, an unrelated Country Y corporation, owns the other 35% of LandCo.
LandCo owns 100% of the voting stock of OceanCo, a Country Z corporation.
Assuming that USCo is a U.S. shareholder, do LandCo and OceanCo meet the definition of a CFC? Explain.
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