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Ins and Outs of RMD

Description

RMD is confusing to so many especially when the account owner dies. This session reviews the RMD rules applicable to our clients.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • Determine the starting date for typical taxpayers
  • Understand the difference between eligible designated beneficiaries and non-EDB
  • Determine the starting date for designated eligible beneficiaries
  • Review the payout requirements of various retirement vehicles
  • Understand the theory of calculating a RMD
  • Recognize when a RMD and been missed and when requesting a waiver is appropriate

Details

Instructor
Kathryn Keane
Duration
100 minutes
Prerequisite
General understanding of federal tax law
Advanced preparation
None
Delivery method
Group Live

The Tax Ramifications of Selling a Tax Practice

Description

This case study driven seminar examines the tax treatment of selling a tax practice. From the sale of the office equipment to the client list, this session prepares the 4797, covers the handling of the sale of 179 property in an entity as well as what happens with EFIN.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • Properly report the sale of intangible assets on the tax return
  • Correctly report the sale of depreciable property on the tax return
  • Allocate the sales price to assets in a bulk sale
  • Understand steps necessary to close out the preparer's involvement in the tax practice as required by the IRS Comprehend the rules on liquidating a corporation

Details

Instructor
Kathryn Keane
Duration
100 minutes
Prerequisite
General understanding of federal tax law
Advanced preparation
None
Delivery method
Group Live

Dealing with Messy Rental Taxpayers

Description

How many of us have that new rental client visit us who doesn't know about depreciation or allocating expenses? This session examines using real life examples of fixing missed depreciation, allocating expenses and the dreaded sale of a rental property, including a disqualifying § 121 event.

Objectives

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • Understand when a rental is a self-rental, short-term rental and an activity not engaged in for profit
  • Recognize missed or incorrect depreciation
  • Correctly prepare Form 3115
  • Property computes the business use percentage of a mixed-use rental property
  • Allocate Sales Price and Expenses of Sales among assets when a Rental Property is sold as a bulk item
  • Correctly report the sale of a mixed-use Rental Property Properly calculate suspended rental losses and recognize the situations wherein those suspended losses

Details

Instructor
Kathryn Keane
Duration
200 minutes
Prerequisite
General understanding of federal tax law
Advanced preparation
None
Delivery method
Group Live

CPE sponsor disclosure

The CPE associated with this education is provided by the Nevada NATP Chapter and is independent of national NATP sponsorship.

IRS sponsor number: 7KWA4

See our CPE sponsor page for more information on reporting.