Upcoming Webinars

 

FEBRUARY 2021 VIRTUAL COFFEE TALK:

Cracks in the Crystal Ball: Tax Law Changes to Watch Out For

Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021  |  2 p.m. to 3 p.m. ET  |  1 CPE Credit Available*

 

Join industry experts, Kevin M. Jacobs, Managing Director, and Joseph M. Boddicker, Senior Associate at Alvarez & Marsal Taxand, along with Kevin Deyoung, Sales and Business Development Manager at Wolters Kluwer for this CPE accredited Virtual Coffee Talk.

This live event will provide discussions on the potential tax law changes that are on the horizon. We will cover a host of questions, including:

  • What TCJA and COVID-related provisions already have sunset dates? What is the likelihood that any of them will be extended?
  • What impact does the current Congressional landscape have on potential tax law changes, including President Biden’s tax plan?
  • Will any of the potential tax law changes be retroactive?
  • Who are some of the key confirmed Treasury personnel and what does that suggest regarding upcoming regulatory guidance?

 

 

  Speakers 

Kevin Jacobs

Kevin M. Jacobs,
Managing Director,
Alvarez & Marsal Taxand

Joseph Boddicker

Joseph Boddicker,
Senior Associate,
Alvarez & Marsal Taxand

Kevin Deyoung

Kevin Deyoung,
Sales and Business Development Manager, Wolters Kluwer

 

On-Demand Webinars

Recordings available for webinars you may have missed. Catch up by clicking the links below. 

Meal Entertainment Exp

November 2020

This webinar provides discussions on the recently released final regulations under Internal Revenue Code section 274 relating to the deductibility of certain meal and entertainment expenses. Main issues addressed and raised by the final regulations, include:

  • What are the differences between current law and pre-TCJA law relating to the deductibility of meal and entertainment expenses?

  • What is the difference between expenses for meals and those for entertainment?

  • Are meals ever considered to be entertainment?

  • What steps should an employer take to ensure that it receives the maximum allowable deduction for meals?


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1061

October 2020

This webinar provides discussions on the recently released section 1061. Main issues addressed and raised by the proposed regulations, include:

  • What is an “applicable partnership interest” and an “applicable trade or business”?

  • How are returns on managers’ invested capital treated?

  • Should a manager sell their partnership interests or have the partnership sell its assets and what about distributions?

  • Are certain transactions or partnership property excluded from the purview of the carried interest regulations?


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163j

September 2020

This webinar provides discussions on the recently released section 163(j). Main issues addressed and raised by the proposed regulations, include:

  • What constitutes interest for section 163(j) purposes?

  • What has changed to the interest deduction limitation calculation?

  • What choices taxpayers have in the current year (including the interplay of the CARES Act changes)

  • How these rules may apply to foreign corporations


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