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This bill, titled the Federal Employee Pension Fairness Act, aims to repeal specific categories of federal employees within the Federal Employees Retirement System (FERS) known as "revised annuity employees" and "further revised annuity employees," as well as similar categories within the Foreign Service pension system. This means that individuals who were previously classified under these special annuity categories will now be treated as regular employees or participants for retirement purposes. The bill also makes changes to tax laws, specifically addressing how foreign corporations managed and controlled in the United States are treated for income tax purposes and modifying rules related to "inverted corporations," which are foreign corporations that acquire U.S. companies and then shift their tax residency to a lower-tax jurisdiction. These tax provisions are intended to ensure that such corporations are treated as domestic corporations for tax purposes if their management and control are primarily within the U.S. and they have significant domestic business activities.