Journal of Partnership Taxation 1992 - Abstracts

Journal of Partnership Taxation 1992
TitleSubjectAuthors
Abandonment of partnership interest allowed as ground for loss deduction. (Echols versus Comm'r) (Recent Cases and Rulings)BusinessLosey, F. Richard
Accounting issues: failure to pay the piper can accelerate a requirement to pay Uncle Sam. (failure of a partner to restore a deficit capital account)BusinessCarman, William T., Dance, Glenn E.
Accounting issues. (Tax Equity and Fiscal Responsibility Act of 1982, Section 706(d)(2))BusinessGaughan, Robert J., Jr., Carman, William T.
Admission of a partner to a service partnership: resolving the tax problems.BusinessBerman, Steven P.
Basis of a transferred partnership interest: a will-o'-the wisp created by the new debt allocation regulations. (Accounting Issues)BusinessCarman, William T., O'Neil, Paul A.
Canadian limited partner had U.S. "permanent establishment." (Unger versus Comm'r) (Recent Cases and Rulings)BusinessLosey, F. Richard
Consequences of preferred return provisions in a partnership agreement.BusinessSchoenbrun, Gary L.
Constructive partnership terminations and the depreciation antichurning rules.BusinessBoyd, James H., O'dell, Michael A.
Disallowance of losses and deferral of deductions in partnership transactions.BusinessWisialowski, Thomas S., Schaaf, Douglas A.
Eighth Circuit's decision in Campbell clarifies the limited scope of Diamond. (Campbell v. Comm'r; Diamond v. Comm'r; taxation of partnership profits interest received for services)BusinessRuffer, Richard A., Jr.
Estate planning. (Beaty v. United States, a case of estate tax lien on partnership interest)BusinessTousey, Clay B., Jr., Wallis, Donald W.
Evaluating the many options that exist for restructuring partnership debt.BusinessGrudzinski, Chester W., Jr.
Final regulations concerning liabilities join substantial economic effect rules.BusinessHamill, Susan Pace
FPAA did not preclude enforcement of IRS summonses. (financial partnership administrative adjustment) (Recent Cases and Rulings)BusinessLosey, F. Richard
How to exploit the interaction between Subchapter K and the alternative minimum tax.BusinessWhite, Stephen J., Pratt, James W.
Information return preparer for limited partners is liable for penalties for negligent preparation of the partners' returns. (Recent Cases and Rulings)BusinessLosey, F. Richard
International developments. (Internal Revenue Service regulations on foreign partners)BusinessBell, William W., Shoemaker, David B.
New estate freeze rules: practical issues for gift leveraging. (part 2)BusinessEvaul, David, Wallace, Todd, Stolbach, Gary
New estate freeze rules: tax and business planning impact on partnerships.BusinessEvaul, David, Wallace, Todd, Stolbach, Gary
New proposed regulations substantially narrow the definition of royalties for purposes of passive investment income under Subchapter S. (S Corporations)BusinessAugust, Jerald David, Schepps, Mitchell D.
Numerous options exist for specially allocating depletion, but which is best? (accounting for partnership investments in oil and gas properties)BusinessRobison, Jack, Mark, Richard S.
Partnership classification: recent developments. (Washington Tax Watch)BusinessMontgomery, Steve, Hanley, Ed
Partnership return did not affect partner's statute of limitations. (Siben versus Comm'r; Stahl versus Comm'r) (Recent Cases and Rulings)BusinessLosey, F. Richard
Profits interest in partnership has only speculative value - Campbell reversed. (Campbell versus Comm'r) (Recent Cases and Rulings)BusinessLosey, F. Richard
Proposed regulations on disguised sales provide help but may be too stringent.BusinessTobler, Kim E., Bobrow, Richard S.
Recent cases and rulings. (partnership taxation)BusinessLosey, F. Richard
Sale of land by partnership to related corporation yielded capital gain. (Recent Cases and Rulings)BusinessLosey, F. Richard
S corporations. (subchapter s corporations)BusinessComiter, Richard B., Wolf, Robert M.
Selling a partnership interest after an election out of subchapter K.BusinessBaer, Noah S.
Statute of limitations is affirmative defense in partnership proceeding. (Recent Cases and Rulings)BusinessLosey, F. Richard
Tax-oriented investments.BusinessBrenman, Lawrence H.
Tax-oriented investments; an exit strategy for partners: abandonment of partnership interests.BusinessBrenman, Lawrence H.
Texas limited liability companies treated as partnerships. (Recent Cases and Rulings)BusinessLosey, F. Richard
Use of buy/sell agreements and life insurance in a partnership. (Estate Planning)BusinessTousey, Clay B., Jr., Wallis, Donald W.
Washington tax watch: Treasury revises liability allocation rules. (Department of the Treasury)BusinessCullins, John W., Miller, Nancy L., Montgomery, Steve
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