Description
Owners of S corporations and partnerships are subject to numerous limitations on pass-through losses, each with unique rules, applications, and complexities. With the increase in popularity of pass-through business entities, it is essential for CPAs to understand the complexities and interactions of these pass-through loss limitations.
Objective
Analyze how basis in an ownership interest in a pass-through entity is established Discuss how activity of the entity, distributions, and optional adjustments increase or decrease basis Discuss when basis is at-risk under Section 465, and the resulting loss disallowance and carryforward related to basis that is not at-risk Define passive activities under Section 469 and exceptions to the passive loss rules Discuss when and how aggregation of activities should be used to avoid the passive loss rules Analyze §461(l) created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 and understand the limitation calculation and resulting carryforward Analyze the hierarchy of the loss limitations with examples of the application of the four tiers of losses and how they interact Use case studies to reinforce the learning objectives
Credit Types
- Taxes: 4
Registration Fees
| Registration | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Rebroadcast - General (4 hours) | Members | $160.00 |
| Rebroadcast - General (4 hours) | Non Members | $320.00 |
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