Practical Tax Strategies 1998 - Abstracts

Practical Tax Strategies 1998
TitleSubjectAuthors
A new era for the administration of qualified plans.(includes related articles)(IRS Employee Plans Compliance Resolution Systems)LawTheresa Lensander
Avoid tax when incorporating with encumbered assets.LawMark R. Martin, James E. Tierney
Factual evidence was substantial authority.(taxation of property transfer to corporation)Law 
If activity is not a business, the loss is capital.Law 
Innovative retirement plan design can favor key employees.LawLisa C. Germano, Brenda L. Will
Keeping company afloat was not reasonable cause.LawB.K. Gribens, J.A. Dougherty, D.G. Blatner
New law empowers taxpayers in collection disputes.LawGerald A. Kafka
New law expands innocent spouse relief and creates election.LawRobert S. Steinberg
Personal goodwill cuts tax on corporate sale or liquidation.LawScott E. Grimes, Marilyn K. Wiggam, Timothy T. McDaniel
Planning pays for stock redemptions through related corporations.LawGary L. Maydew
Prop. Regs. explain S corporation passthrough rules.Law 
'Responsible person' can have drug addiction.(case involving nonpayment of tax)LawB.K. Gribens, J.A. Dougherty, D.G. Blattner
Sweeping legislation gives the IRS a friendlier face.(includes related articles)(part one)LawRita A. Cavanagh
Tangible tax savings from shareholder owning intangibles.LawScott E. Grimes, Marilyn K. Wiggam, Timothy T. McDaniel
Unify tax and management accounting for inventories.LawMary Stone, Donald Samelson, Paul G. Schloemer
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