What is the difference between line 1f and line 1g on Form 5472?
I am in Nigeria and helping my preparer organize data for a Delaware LLC's Form 5472. The instructions for line 1f and line 1g both seem to ask for total values, and I do not understand why there are two lines if we only have one foreign owner and one form.
I want to avoid sending inconsistent totals because that seems like the kind of small mistake that later becomes a bigger compliance problem.
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