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I totally agree. The IRS is pretty tough on these and you don't want to mess it up on accident and get in trouble with them!

It depends. (the general tax answer)

Part of the money you earn overseas can be considered nontaxable. You can exempt $82400 for 2006 and $85700 in 2007 of income earned overseas. Be careful...

I would typically disclose it separately. If you lump it together, it may not make sense to someone looking at the return/financial statement.

Typically, you can just put - Distributions in the...

A whole bunch - could be any of them. Accumulated depreciation & depreciation expense is a big one.

You can basically adjust anything (now, whether you should... that's a different question)
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Well, it sounds like these are possibly an advance against the commissions that salespeople would earn. If that's the case, then yea, it would be a current asset (because you'd presumably getting it...