The IRS on Friday issued proposed regulations providing guidance on the new rule that disallows charitable contribution deductions for certain conservation easement contributions by partnerships and other passthrough entities.
In Salacoa Stone Quarry, LLC, the Tax Court held that penalties for misstatement of a charitable conservation easement’s value were properly approved by an IRS supervisor, despite a discrepancy in dates on the penalty approval documents.
Factors potentially causing taxable gain (or loss) from a liquidating distribution include the member’s outside basis and the nature of any property the member contributed to the LLC.
Clients should start developing procedures and policies to comply with the new reporting requirement and begin to gather the data that will be necessary.
When the sale of an interest in a PTE is contemplated, planning for state sourcing and taxability of the gain should both be considered so the owners avoid a large — and sometimes unexpected — state income tax liability.
Entities such as S corporations and partnerships, as well as sole proprietorships, should carefully consider the U.S. tax treatment of foreign subsidiaries.
The regulations under Secs. 481(a) and 706 set forth rules governing a partnership’s treatment of accounting method changes and partner allocations but do not provide clear guidance on how income from an unfavorable Sec. 481(a) adjustment should be allocated among partners with varying interests during the four-year recognition period.
A single-member limited liability company can adopt a variety of tax classifications to fulfill desired business purposes, besides conferring limited liability protection on its owner.
This item summarizes the options available to foreign intermediaries for transfers of PTP interests under current guidance and comments on some practical benefits and burdens of each.
This item analyses two related examples of partner redemptions — with and without Sec. 163(j) basis adjustments — to highlight and clarify both the existing and new issues.
This article reviews and analyzes recent rulings and guidance involving partnerships. The discussion covers developments in the taxation of partnerships and partners, debt and income allocations, distributions, and basis adjustments.