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Partnership Taxation: A Practical Guide
Danny Santucci
Copyright© 2011

Course: 8110277   Version 1209

NASBA Category:     Taxes     CPE Credits 24
CTEC Credits: 24 Federal / 24 California
Level: Overview  (247 pages)
Prerequisite: There are no prerequisites.
Advance Preparation: None.
IRS Program Nbr: 0MYXB-T-00088-12-S





Course Description
The formation, operation, and taxation of partnerships involves specific rules and tax concepts.  In this easy to follow and informative course, participants will gain a familiarity with basic areas of partnership taxation so as to recognize a problem and have at hand some practical knowledge for its solution. This course is presented in four practical segments:
 
1. The formation of partnerships
2. The basic day-to-day operations of partnerships
3. Distributions of assets to partners
4. The termination of partnership affairs
 
This course includes an addendum that covers the 2013 fiscal cliff legislation.


Table of Contents

Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, participants will be able to:
  • Chapter 1
    • Define a partnership for federal income tax purposes using §761(a) by:
      • Naming five important factors in deciding when a partnership exists including whether a co-tenancy qualifies as a partnership and identifying a husband-wife partnership pointing out the correct reporting of income and loss;
      • Outlining the liability of general and limited partners including how such liability might be contained; and
      • Listing four factors previously used to determine whether a business was a corporation or a partnership and contrasting them with the current check-the-box regulations.
    • Analyze the impact of partnership agreements on partners’ shares of tax items, apply the requirements of §704(e) to family partnerships, and list the pros and cons of partnerships to determine when the entity choice is appropriate.
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