Tax practitioners are responsible for presenting partner capital accounts on the tax basis. But what does this mean and how have rules changed in recent years regarding partner capital accounts? This course covers exactly that. For tax practitioners preparing partnership 1065 forms, this course explains these complex rules in practical and understandable terms.
This course features a live instructor and has been specifically designed for the NJCPA.
DESIGNED FOR
Any tax practitioner who will be preparing partnership income tax returns
BENEFITS
- Understand how a partner determines and reports his or her tax basis capital account
HIGHLIGHTS
- How a partner’s outside basis and capital account differ
- Reconciling Schedule M-2 Form 1065 with Partnership K-1 Schedule L
- IRS requirement to report partner tax basis on the transactional approach
- Implications if a capital account is negative
- Deficit restoration accounts and qualified income offsets
- Modified outside basis method and modified previously taxed capital method
- Determining a partner’s beginning capital account
- Beginning capital account for partnerships and partners consistently reporting on the tax basis
- The two types of adjustments under 754 and how 743 and 734 require different capital account presentations
PREREQUISITES
Basic understanding of tax rules relating to partnerships and partners
ADVANCE PREPARATION
None
ADDITIONAL NOTES