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Carried Interest Holding Period Under Section 1061

Enacted in 2017, Section 1061 provides a minimum holding period of three years for long-term capital gains for carried interests issued to certain service…

Attend the 24th Annual North Carolina Tax Section Workshop

I hope this message finds you well. As we approach Memorial Day, I want to personally encourage you to attend the 24th Annual North Carolina Tax Section…

Meaningless Gesture Doctrine Under Section 351

Section 351(a) provides no gain or loss is recognized if property is transferred to a corporation by one or more persons solely in exchange for stock in such…

Potential Gain Due to Assumption of Liabilities by Corporation

A taxpayer’s relief from indebtedness is generally a taxable event. However, where Section 351 applies to a contribution of assets to a corporation for…

Eligible S Corporation Shareholders

Section 1361(b)(1) provides a corporation can qualify for taxation as an S corporation only if none of its owners are nonresident aliens, foreign entities,…

Disallowance of Deduction of Fines and Penalties Versus Restitution

Subject to the origin of the claim test, most judgments or settlements paid by a business are fully deductible as ordinary and necessary business expenses…

Federal Income Tax Update

I. Sections 453 and 1042 Deferral Provisions Can Apply in the Same ESOP Transaction; Berman vs. Commissioner, 163 TC No. 1 (2024). In 2002, Mr. and Mrs.…

Equitable Recoupment

The doctrine of equitable recoupment applies to both assessment by the IRS (in Section 6501) and refunds by taxpayers (in Section 6511) where the IRS or…

Forfeiture of Unvested Profits Interests

Pursuant to Rev. Proc. 2001-43, recipients of unvested profits interests are treated as partners on the date of grant regardless of whether they make Section…

Federal Income Tax Update

I. Conservation Easement Charitable Deduction Limited to Taxpayer’s Basis in Ordinary Income Property; Oconee Landing Property vs. Commissioner, TC Memo…