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Advanced Taxation of Partnerships & LLCs: Basis, Distributions, and Sales of Interest - Tax Staff Essentials
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Advanced Taxation of Partnerships & LLCs: Basis, Distributions, and Sales of Interest - Tax Staff Essentials

Upskilling tax professionals on essential topics in partnership taxation.

$75 - $115
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Format

Online

NASBA Field of Study

Taxes

Level

Advanced

CPE Credits

3.5

Author(s)

Larry Tunnell, Robert Ricketts

Availability

1 year

Product Number

TSEAPLADR24SSO

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Product Details

Leveling up on foundational Subchapter K topics

Subchapter K, which covers partnership taxation, is extensive and always subtly changing. This course, an excerpt of Advanced Taxation of Partnerships & LLCs – Tax Staff Essentials, will deepen your knowledge in partnership tax basis, distributions, and sales of interest rules.

Advanced distribution rules for advanced situations

Sometimes, your partnership and LLC clients want to complete transactions that can have complex tax effects. This course explains about the taxation of:

  • Liquidating and nonliquidating distributions
  • Property basis calculations
  • Gain on the sale of a partnership interest

Who Will Benefit

Managers and partners in public accounting who assist clients with tax planning for closely held LLCs and partnerships

Key Topics

  • Advanced distribution rules
  • Adjustments to the basis of partnership or LLC assets
  • Sale of an interest in a partnership or LLC

Learning Outcomes

  • Calculate the basis of each property received by a partner or member receiving multiple properties in a nonliquidating distribution from a partnership or LLC.
  • Assess when a partnership or LLC should make a Section 754 election in order to allow it to adjust the basis of its assets.
  • Assess required basis adjustments among partnership or LLC assets.
  • Calculate the gain on the sale of a partner’s or member’s interest in a partnership or LLC and determine the character of the gain.
  • Analyze the sale of a partnership interest and calculate the amount of gain that must be treated as ordinary income under Section 751(a).
  • Evaluate how the installment method will affect how a partner will report the partner’s gain or loss on the sale of a partnership interest.
  • Assess the consequences for the buyer associated with the sale of an interest in a partnership or LLC.
Credit Info
CPE Credits
Online
3.5
NASBA Field of Study
Taxes
Level
Advanced
Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of partnership taxation
Access
Online
This is a digital product. With full paid access the content will be available to you for 1 year after purchase date.
For more information, please refer to CPE requirements and NASBA sponsorship information
Pricing
Do you have an AICPA or CIMA membership? Log in to apply your member discount.
Nonmembers
Online
$115.00
AICPA Members
Online
$95.00
CIMA Members
Online
$95.00
Tax Section Members
Online
$75.00

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Author(s)
Larry Tunnell
Ph.D., CPA
Larry Tunnell, PhD, CPA, is Professor Emeritus in Accounting at the College of Business at New Mexico State University. He has over 25 years of experience teaching, publishing, and practicing in the area of taxation. He is coauthor of a book on partnership taxation and a widely used textbook on general federal taxation. In addition, he is an author or coauthor of over 20 articles in the area of taxation.
Robert Ricketts
Ph.D., CPA
Robert Ricketts is the Director of the School of Accounting in the Rawls College of Business at Texas Tech University. He has been a member of the Accounting faculty since 1988 and has held the Frank M. Burke Chair in Taxation since 1999. Prior to earning his Ph.D. from the University of North Texas in 1988, he worked for the Dallas office of Ernst & Whinney (now Ernst & Young) as a tax senior. Ricketts' tax scholarship addresses a broad audience. He co-authors several courses on partnership taxation for the AICPA and has written a forthcoming book on comparative taxation with an international group of authors. He also contributes chapters to a leading undergraduate textbook on taxation and has numerous academic publications on issues ranging from the risks of over-reliance on tax software to the response of multinational corporations to tax holiday legislation. Ricketts teaches at both the undergraduate and graduate levels, working extensively with doctoral students. His love for students, and for Texas Tech, is well-known by students, colleagues and alumni across the world.
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