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Federal Taxation of Partnerships and LLCs Part II: Sales, Bequests, Redemptions and Liquidations (4091401D)

 
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This second course in the two-part series completes the life-cycle of a partnership. The course begins with a discussion of the income tax consequences of sales and bequests of partnership interests on the transferor, transferee, and the other partners. The impact of converting the entity from general partnership to partnership LLC, SMLLC to multi-member LLC, and partnership LLC to SMLLC is also reviewed.

Next, the tax impact of nonliquidating and liquidating distributions to partners is analyzed. The consequences of a partnership termination are also discussed. Subsequently, liquidating distributions to a retiring partner or the successor of a deceased partner are compared with sales to the continuing partners by the retired partner or deceased partner's successor. The course ends with a brief review of estate tax issues relating to FLPs and FLLCs.

The course thoroughly discusses the inside basis adjustments triggered by sales, bequests and distributions with a Sec. 754 election in effect. The course also examines the mandatory Sec. 743 basis adjustments for partnerships with a substantial built-in loss and the mandatory Sec. 734 basis adjustments for distributions involving a substantial basis reduction. Strategies and compliance relating to Sec. 751 assets are also discussed in detail.

Concepts are illustrated with examples including accounting entries and balance sheets. The course focuses on planning opportunities and practice pointers using examples in easy-to-follow PowerPoint presentations to elucidate technical tax issues.

Course materials include a CD containing a fully searchable digital copy of the course manual linked to the full text of every significant tax statute, case, regulation and ruling relevant to this course.



Date:Monday, November 09, 2009
Time:8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (Registration at 7:30 AM)
Facility:Marriott Los Angeles Airport, Los Angeles
Area:Los Angeles Airport
CPE Credit:6.5 MCLE (Min Cont Legal Educ)
6.5 Taxation Law
8.0 CPE (Continuing Professional Education)
8.0 CTEC Federal Hours
8.0 Enrolled Agents
Instructor: Gary R. McBride , JD, CPA, LLM
NASBA Subject Area:Taxes
Delivery:Group Live
Course Level:Intermediate
Fee:$315 CalCPA Members, $415 Nonmembers
Coupon Fee:$0
VP Fee:$0

Objectives:
  • Learn how to report and calculate the tax impact of a sale or bequest of a partnership interest, including Sec. 754 and Sec. 755 strategies with respect to buyers or beneficiaries.
  • Report and determine the tax impact of distributions (current or liquidating) to partners.
  • Understand the consequences of a Sec. 754 election on sales, bequests and distributions.
  • Learn the Sec. 743 and 734 adjustments required even without a Sec. 754 election.
  • Understand the impact of Sec. 751 on sales, bequests, and distributions.
  • Understand conversions from GP to partnership LLC, SMLLC to partnership LLC, and partnership LLC to SMLLC.
  • Understand the tax consequences of a partnership termination.
  • Learn strategies involving distributions to retired partners compared to sales by such partners.
  • Learn strategies involving distributions to successors of a deceased partner compared to sales by such partners.
  • Understand the estate tax benefits of FLPs or FLLCs.


  • Major Topics:
  • Sale of a partnership interest
  • Impact of a purchase or inheritance on the buyer or beneficiary
  • Mandatory Sec. 743 adjustment for partnerships with a substantial built-in loss
  • Nonliquidating distributions
  • Liquidating distributions
  • Mandatory Sec. 734 adjustment for distributions involving a substantial basis reduction
  • Disproportionate distributions and Sec. 751 compliance and strategy
  • Conversions from GP to partnership LLC, SMLLC to partnership LLC, and partnership LLC to SMLLC
  • Impact of a partnership termination
  • Tax strategies involving liquidating distributions to retiring partners compared to sales by such partners
  • Tax strategies relating to liquidating distributions to successors of a deceased partner compared to sales by such partners
  • Estate tax issues relating to family limited partnerships (FLPs) or FLLCs


  • Designed for:
    Attorneys; CPAs who prepare forms 1065, 568, 565 and Schedule K-1 for partnerships and LLCs; and CPAs who prepare partner income tax returns--forms 1040 or 1120--and advise partners on tax smart strategies

    Prerequisite:
    None

    Advanced Preparation:
    None


     
     
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