Partnership Essentials: Tax Basis Capital Accounts and More
4.00 Credits
Member Price $175.00
Price will increase by $25 after 8/2
Non-Member Price $200.00
Price will increase by $25 after 8/2
Overview
All materials will be electronic only
More Information to come.
Highlights
- Recent tax legislation, rulings and developments affecting Partnerships and LLCs.
- Basis and capital account reporting on Form 1065 Schedule K-1.
- New Section 163(j) interest expense deduction.
- New rules on meals and entertainment expense reporting.
- Transportation fringe benefits.
- New partnership audit rules.
- Opportunity zones.
- Section 754 self-employment tax.
Prerequisites
2020 taught us that major risks can come at us from any direction and with barely a warning. All organizations operate in a risk environment, but all too often, they either don’t realize it or they don’t develop a strategy to deal with the risks. In this session, we will explore how risks work in both for-profit and not-for-profit organizations and how they can develop a strategy to identify, evaluate, and mitigate those risks. This program will not teach how to eliminate risks, but how to strategize how to reduce their total effect. We will liberally use case studies of both for-profit and not-for-profit companies to bridge the gap between concept and actual implementation. In each area we will explore what our experiences of the pandemic have taught us about this part of risk management.
Designed For
Practitioners with partnership clients and those seeking knowledge on thorny partnership issues
Objectives
- Define the tax consequences and various liabilities for both partnerships and LLCs.
- Discuss the impact of the new Section 199A deduction on partnerships.
- Apply planning opportunities and potential pitfalls.
Notice
The IRS has made some game-changing updates on the reporting of partnership basis. This course examines the critical issues and special opportunities facing partnerships and their partners, as well as the relationship between limited liability companies and partnerships. New tax basis and capital accounting reporting rules will be addressed, as well as the impact of recent legislation on the tax structure of partnerships and LLCs and the significant impact of the new Section 199A flow-through entities deduction on partnerships.
Leader(s):
Leader Bios
Doug Van Der Aa
Douglas J. VanDerAa, CPA, JD, has been a discussion leader for Federal Tax Workshops, Inc., East Lansing for the past 6 years. He is a lively and energetic speaker – especially on the subject of taxes and ethics, and has extensive experience in leading discussions in conferences, seminars and webinars. Doug is a regular and highly rated speaker and seminar leader for the Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants, as well as other organizations throughout the country. Doug has over 20 years of experience, including tax practice in CPA firms and the practice of transactional business and real estate law as an attorney. Formerly, Doug was a Tax Manager with Hungerford, Aldrin, Nichols & Carter, P.C. in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where his practice concentrated on the tax needs of mid-sized closely held businesses, with their related pass-through entities, complex individual returns including AMT issues, estates and trusts. Most recently, Doug served a one-year term as Assistant Professor of Accounting and Taxation for Grand Valley State University’s Seidman College of Business, where he taught in both the undergraduate and MST programs. He earned his Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in accounting from Dordt College and his Juris Doctor from the University of Illinois College of Law.
Non-Member Price $200.00
Member Price $175.00