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Expert tax structuring for partners, partnerships, and LLCs under § 14.06, providing concrete answers to equity splits, capital accounts, and pass-through taxation.
Source Information
Tax Planning For Partners, Partnerships, and LLCs
Publisher:
Matthew Bender & Company, Inc.
Coverage:
Through May 2022; Release No. 48
Frequency: Two times per year;
Update Schedule: Updated regularly - Atypical update schedule/as received from the publisher
Description: AUTHOR: Jerold A. Friedland, JD, LLM Tax Planning for Partners, Partnerships, and LLCs is a unique, all-in-one resource that covers BOTH partner/partnership and limited liability company (LLC) tax issues. This publication makes available clear and direct explanations of some of the most staggeringly complex portions of the Internal Revenue Code, related regulations and rulings, and court cases. To help you put the rules into practice, it is filled with examples and includes numerous computational illustrations. Plus, Tax Planning for Partners, Partnerships, and LLCs is packed with practice tips and cautions to alert you to tax planning opportunities and steer you around potential pitfalls. Everything you need to know about tax law affecting partners, partnerships, and LLCs is contained here, including:
- What changes were effected by the American Jobs Creation Act of 2004?
- What are the special rules applicable to tax shelters?
- What issues are involved in the tax classification of economic relationships?
- What are the tax accounting rules for partnerships and LLCs?
- How are taxes determined when distributions are made to partners or LLC members?
- How is basis in a partnership/LLC interest determined and how is it adjusted as the entity is involved in transactions and changes in partners/members?
- What are the special rules for transactions between partners/members and a partnership or LLC?
- What are the tax effects when partnership/LLC property is distributed to partners or members?
- How does one comply with the special rules for family partnerships/LLCs?
- What are the tax consequences when a partner/member dies?
- What are the tax consequences when a partnership/LLC is acquired, sold, or terminated?
- What are the IRS procedures and reporting requirements for partnerships/LLCs?
Tax Planning for Partners, Partnerships, and LLCs is the essential source for answers and concrete guidance on your questions concerning both partner/partnership and LLC tax issues. Its straightforward approach and hands-on, practical examples will make this your fundamental reference tool for partnership and LLC taxation.
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What is Section 14.06 Tax Planning for Partners and LLCs?+
It is an authoritative analytical tax treatise covering the intricate rules of partnership formations, distributions, disguised sales, and allocation of partner liabilities under Subchapter K of the Internal Revenue Code.
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