Start Time: Oct 4, 2017 3:00 PM ET
End Time: Oct 4, 2017 4:30 PM ET
Location Details: Online
Event Type: Webcast
Recommended CPE Credits: 1.5
Audience: Tax professionals
Contact: Julia Dolinsky
Phone: +1 202 521 1516
Email: julia.dolinsky@us.gt.com
Program content
Choosing the appropriate type of entity in a business venture is critical to fulfilling growth and tax objectives. This can be a daunting task, since the type of entity that best meets one person's or company's objectives may not be obvious. In this webcast, we will explain the general tax advantages and disadvantages of the various types of entities typically used in business arrangements (e.g., C corporations, S corporations, partnerships). We will hone in on the specific tax considerations of entity selection for different types of investors, such as those for private equity, family enterprises, and real estate venturers. As needed, we will cover tax reform considerations during the entity selection analyses.
Learning objectives:
- Identify the general tax advantages and disadvantages of the various types of tax entities used as business structures.
- Explain the tax considerations and objectives that may be important to certain types of investors and the type(s) of entities that may best help to address them.
- Describe relevant tax reform concepts in an entity selection analysis.
Featured presenters:
- Joshua Harms, Partner, Partnership Taxation
- Meghan Jodz, Partner, Merger & Acquisitions
- Mario Amaya-Lainez, Experienced Manager, Partnership Taxation
Recommended Field of Study: Taxes
Program Level: Overview
Prerequisite: None
Delivery Method: Group-internet
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