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American Families Plan

Cash in Hand, Tax Deferral, Monetized Installment Sales: No, You Can’t Have It AllThe President’s Recent Tax Proposals: What Do They Mean for Business Owners?Tax Highlights: The American Families Plan

Business

Tax-free Conversion of Corporation Into Partnership Via “C” ReorganizationThe Corporate Transparency Act: What Was Mostly Dead May Be Recovering?When a Buyer’s “Tax Cost” for an Acquisition Exceeds Expectations

COVID

The President’s Recent Tax Proposals: What Do They Mean for Business Owners?

Crypto

Tax Losses Realized During the Crypto Winter

Estate

Taxes, the Surrender of Permanent Life Insurance, and Something to Chew OnTerminating a Trust? Don’t Forget to Consider This Tax IssueThe Holidays – A Time for Family, Reflection and. . . GST Tax Planning?

Federal

Another Setback for Monetized Installment Sales?Visiting the Sins of the Tax Preparer Upon the Taxpayer? The Fraud Exception to the Limitations Period on AssessmentWill Congress Extend the Statutory Period For Filing a Petition With the U.S. Tax Court?

Federal Budget

Qualified Small Business Stock – Be Mindful of the 'Acquisition Dates' When Applying OBBBA's Enhanced Gain Exclusion RuleCannabis Business and the QBI DeductionEstate, Gift, GST & Related Income Tax Proposals – What is the White House Doing?

Gift Tax

“Hey Mom, Can I Have A Few Bucks?” Is It A Loan? A Gift? A Little of Each?Moving to the U.S.? Have You Planned for the Estate and Gift Taxes?One Step Closer to “Building Back” – Where Do Federal Transfer Taxes Stand?

Income Tax

“Limited Partner”? The Exclusion of Net Earnings from Self-EmploymentReallocating the Payment of Income Between Controlled Taxpayers – What if the Payment is Prohibited?Another Setback for Monetized Installment Sales?

Investing

Will New York Increase Taxes On Investment Income?Capital vs Ordinary Loss When An Investment Goes South

LLCs

Tax Compliance: Self-Assessment, Transparency, and Enforcement

Loan

Writing Off A Loan – Simultaneous COD Income and Bad Debt Deduction? Not NecessarilyShared Appreciation Interest: Debtor-Creditor or Partners?Bona Fide Intercompany Loan – Are you Sure?

New York State

Escape from New York – It’s Not That EasyNew York Sales Tax: When a Responsible Person Acts IrresponsiblyNew York Tax Continues to Inconvenience Nonresidents Working Remotely

Real Estate

Escape from New York – It’s Not That EasyExercised Appraisal Rights? Deferred Payment of Contingent Value? Don’t Forget Imputed InterestSwapping Foreign Real Properties On a Tax Deferred Basis

State Tax Issues

Escape from New York – It’s Not That EasyNY’s LLC Transparency Act and NYC Real Estate – Albany Wants to Know the Secrets that You Keep[i]N.Y. Sales Tax – Responsible Person Liability

Tax Exempt Organizations

OBBBA and the Self-Imposed Tax Known as Charitable GivingThe Uncharitable Treatment of Tax-Exempt Charities? Maybe, Maybe NotObservations on Charities, Taxes, and Cash Flow

Uncategorized

Nothing Lasts Forever –Expiring Tax ProvisionsThis Thanksgiving, Give Thanks for Taxes . . . or NotEnough Already – Eliminate Downward Attribution and Accidental CFCs
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