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  • 2019
  • May 2019 - The Tax Adviser
  • Flip the tax return with a professor-prepared tax return
  • Structuring divisive reorganizations
  • D.C. Circuit reinstates IRS PTIN fee
  • West Virginia cannot exempt state law enforcement pensions and tax federal ones
  • IRS issues safe-harbor procedure for vehicle bonus depreciation
  • Form 8995 will be used to calculate QBI deduction for 2019 tax returns
  • IRS finalizes centralized partnership audit rules
  • Opportunities beckon in new qualified opportunity zones
  • Considering the SRLY rules and Sec. 382 in the post-TCJA world
  • Managing excess loss accounts
  • Stock-based compensation: Back to basics
  • The impact of tax reform on DNI, and a reason to revisit trust accounting income
  • Sec. 199A and the aggregation of trades or businesses
  • Computing qualified W-2 wages for Sec. 199A purposes
  • REIT dividends and PTP income under Prop. Regs. Sec. 1.199A-3(d)
  • Proposed Sec. 956 regulations: Planning and pitfalls
  • New limitation on excess business losses
  • New CFC group election: Possible benefits
  • New Sec. 163(j): Considerations for real estate and infrastructure businesses
  • Key tax reform provisions affecting sports franchises
  • Updated automatic method change procedures ease transition to new revenue recognition rules
  • The not-so-simple aggregation rules for tax reform’s simplifying conventions
  • Payment of an award for lost working time is taxable compensation
  • IRS can again charge preparers for PTINs
  • New due-diligence standards for head-of-household filing status
  • Impact of Sec. 199A in computing substantial-understatement penalties


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