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Many firms wish to attend an annual update that covers all of the changes that affect business entities in the current year, as well as a detailed analyses of how the new tax laws will affect your business tax clients. Kept up to date through the day before the class, in 2018 this class will include the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act as well as other relevant IRS Notices, announcements, ruling and court cases for corporations, S corporations and entities taxed as partnerships and in-depth discussion of the new 20% flow-through deduction.
The FTU for businesses will also review the latest depreciation changes including bonus, Section 179 and qualified real property improvements and changing accounting methods to take advantage of the new ability to use the cash method of accounting. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to-Explain the latest changes in tax law to your business clients; Inform clients of the various characteristics and tax implications of the C corporation form of business entity; Determine if a corporation qualifies to file the election for S status; Explain S corporation equity accounts to clients; Explain the differences in entity types to clients; Provide clients with the characteristics, advantages, and disadvantages of LLCs; Advise client on converting to an LLC from other business entity types; Advise clients about methods of accounting and partnership/LLC tax returns; and much more.
Speaker Bio: Ron Roberson is a well-known tax lecturer who has more than 20 years of experience teaching throughout the United States. Ron annually speaks to thousands of tax professionals about the latest business and personal tax law developments, using his sense of humor and friendly speaking style to keep people coming back year after year. In addition to authoring multiple tax articles and manuals, Ron also continues to work with his partner in a tax and accounting practice in Sonora, California. Ron includes real life examples from his practice to make tax issues come alive and help complicated subject matter make more sense.
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