Pass-through and Corporate Annual Tax Update

Corporations and pass-through entities are subject to new regulations in 2023. Practitioners gain access to all-new content to help them stay on to...

5/23/2024 11:00am - 4:00pm  |  Online  |  AICPA

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CPE Categories: Taxation (5 CPE)

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Description

The latest tax developments affecting corporations and pass-through entities [bold]

A slate of final regulations affecting corporations and pass-through entities go into effect in 2023, including guidance on the excise tax on corporate stock repurchases and partnership interest transfers and distributions.

Important court rulings and IRS publications [bold]

All-new content includes:

- IRS revenue rulings

- Noteworthy court cases

- Notices, FAQs and private letter rulings

- Chief counsel advice memoranda in 2023

Course materials provide in-depth analyses that practitioners can apply when serving their clients.

Topics include:

- Inflation adjustments

- Bonus depreciation limits

- Research and experimentation expenditures

- Partnerships interest transfers

- Pass-through losses

- Inadvertent S election terminations

- Qualified opportunity fund (QOF) self-certification

- Excise tax on corporate stock repurchases

- Corporate alternative minimum taxes

- Form 1099-K requirement changes

Target Audience

accountants and finance professionals

- CPAs, senior associates, managers and partners

Tax professionals

Course Objectives

- Recognize the 2023 limitations for various tax credits, fringe benefits, and other items of income.

- Identify new and expiring business tax credits for 2023.

- Recognize the effect of Actions on Decisions on future tax matters.

- Recall the reporting requirements for Form 1099-K.

- Recognize new final and proposed regulations that pertain to partnerships.

- Identify the circumstances when an S election is terminated.

Subjects

Corporate AMT

Taxfree reorganizations

IRS pilot compliance program

partnership audit regime Updates

Subchapter S election termination

Prerequisites

Basic understanding of federal income taxation