The Interest Charge Domestic International Sales Corporation (“I.C.-D.I.S.C.”) is an undervalued tax planning tool for exporters that can provide substantial tax advantages to U.S. export companies and their shareholders. In the March edition of Insights, Michael Bennet addressed the technical aspects, and tax benefits of the I.C.-D.I.S.C. In this month’s edition, he addresses Part Two reviewing the I.R.S. examination procedure and key aspects taxpayers should keep in mind. Based on the I.C.-D.I.S.C. audit guide published by the I.R.S., the article explains the steps that should be followed to stand up to the questions that will be asked by the examiner. Those who read Part One are strongly urged to read Part Two to understand the internal steps to be taken to ensure the I.C.-D.I.S.C. benefit is real after an I.R.S. examination is completed.