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This course provides a comprehensive review of §1202 qualified small business stock (QSBS) rules, from initial qualification through exit planning. Participants will examine entity eligibility, active business requirements, holding period issues, redemptions, and multi-year sales strategies. Case studies highlight common QSBS failures and planning techniques to preserve the exclusion.

This course compares the tax consequences of stock and asset transactions from both buyer and seller perspectives. Participants will analyze basis step-ups, depreciation implications, allocation rules, and elections under §§338 and 336(e). Case studies illustrate negotiation considerations and after-tax outcomes.

Sales of partnership interests can trigger unexpected ordinary income when “hot assets” under IRC §751 are involved. Many practitioners focus on capital gain treatment under IRC §741, only to discover that unrealized receivables and inventory items require recharacterization of a portion of the gain as ordinary income. This focused 2-hour program provides a practical and technical review of IRC §751 and its application to partnership interest sales and certain distributions. Participants will examine the definition of hot assets, the mechanics of ordinary income recharacterization, and the calculation of a partner’s share of unrealized receivables and inventory. The course also addresses common pitfalls, planning considerations, and documentation strategies to avoid costly surprises for clients. Through examples and case-based discussion, attendees will gain clarity on how to identify §751 property, compute the ordinary income component of a sale, and properly report partnership interest transactions.

This intermediate-level course provides a focused review of federal reporting requirements related to foreign trusts and accounting method changes. Participants will examine filing obligations associated with Forms 3520 and 3520-A, including ownership, distribution, and reporting triggers. The course also addresses accounting method change procedures, including Form 3115 filing requirements, automatic versus nonautomatic changes, and §481(a) adjustments. Emphasis is placed on reporting mechanics, penalty exposure, procedural compliance, and common filing errors. Practical examples illustrate documentation considerations and IRS scrutiny areas.

* Please note, this is the in-person only option and is held on a different date than the virtual program. This course focuses on developments affecting 2026 individual income tax planning and return preparation using a combination of humor and examples.

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* Please note, this is the in-person only option and is held on a different date than the virtual program. This course provides explanations and planning ideas relating to the latest 2026 corporate and business tax developments, including the most recent guidance on new tax law provisions.

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* Please note, this is the in-person only option and is held on a different date than the virtual program. This course focuses on developments affecting 2026 individual income tax planning and return preparation using a combination of humor and examples.

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* Please note, this is the in-person only option and is held on a different date than the virtual program. This course provides explanations and planning ideas relating to the latest 2026 corporate and business tax developments, including the most recent guidance on new tax law provisions.

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