Event Description

Partnerships and LLCs involve unique problems that require careful attention. This course covers selected critical tax issues that practitioners need to know when working with partnerships and limited liability companies, with a focus on planning opportunities and pitfalls.

Designed For

Accounting and Financial Professionals who wish to gain a more in-depth understanding of LLC and partnership tax law

Objectives

Identify Section 199A issues for your clients Identify and distinguish guaranteed payments and distributive shares Understand the relationship between capital account maintenance and outside basis adjustment Define various kinds of partnership liabilities and explain the tax consequences of each

Major Subjects

Summary of important provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, specifically including the critical §199A and the final regulations thereunder, and the latest updates Summary of the CARES Act (and related acts) and subsequent stimulus acts: the “Second” Act and the “Third” Act Self-employment tax issues: what you can and cannot do Capital accounts: book vs. tax issues Determining basis: key issues and technical analysis in calculating basis Dealing with debt: recourse, nonrecourse, and why it matters Guaranteed payments, distributive shares, and draws: understanding the difference

Prerequisites

A basic course in partnership theory or experience in tax compliance or planning for partnerships and LLCs

Instructions

None