
When to Recommend a Partnership Structure: The Tax Benefits of Special Allocations
When it comes to choosing an entity type, many entrepreneurs are drawn to S corporations and may make an election

When it comes to choosing an entity type, many entrepreneurs are drawn to S corporations and may make an election

Partnerships are a commonly misunderstood business structure. Because they are perceived as complicated—and sometimes they can be—many entrepreneurs shy away

Partnerships can either be the simplest or one of the most complicated entity types—depending on how each of the partners

When it comes to tax savings opportunities, when is something that sounds too good to be true actually too good

Every year seems to bring with it new tax scams and new challenges in educating our clients on how to

Tax avoidance versus tax evasion: can you name the difference? The distinction is absolutely essential and can mean the difference

Have you ever had a client bring you a tax strategy that sounded too good to be true? Even if

For this final chapter in our “Ethical Issues” series, consider this question: How much are you charging for tax planning

“A.I.” is the buzzword none of us can avoid, regardless of the industry we are in—including tax professionals. When it

Technological competence for tax practitioners is receiving increased attention from the IRS. Circular 230, which outlines rules governing those who