BBA partnership audits have begun, and adjustments will come with them. This course will provide an in-depth, practical guide to navigating the confusing world of partnership adjustments. This program will not only cover the new terminology that every practitioner should know. Still, it will provide a roadmap to the critical procedural steps after the IRS has issued a notice of proposed adjustments. In addition, this program will provide real-world examples of the strategic considerations that come with the choices every partnership will have to make once a notice of proposed adjustments is made, including should the partnership pay the tax or push out the adjustment to the partners, what impact does a change in ownership play in who pays the tax, and what can be done to reduce the amount of the imputed underpayment if I have partners that are taxed at less than the maximum rate?
Objectives
- Understand the methodology and terminology the IRS uses after determining that a change in a partnership return is warranted
- Better understand when a partnership should pay the adjustment itself and when it might want to push out the adjustment to the partners. This will include a discussion of the role of the partnership representative, the tax professionals involved in the audit and the ethical issues that can arise during this process
- Recognize some of the procedural pitfalls that can occur during this process and how to set client expectations about what their roles are as partners and the timeframe for when any additional tax may be due to the IRS
Highlights
- BBA partnership audits procedure
- Ethical issues for practitioners
Who Will Benefit
CPAs, attorneys, Financial professionals, EAs and professional staff.
Yikes, the time is near. Please call NMSCPA at (505) 246-1699 to register.
