Intangible Assets: Capitalize on Alternative Tax Planning Opportunities

Description

Recent changes in the law make it difficult for companies to leverage tax benefits from intercompany business activities. Intangible holding companies and passive investment companies are rare, and many states now declare income tax nexus on leasing intangible assets such as trademarks.

However, tax-saving opportunities have not completely vanished. Strategic corporate tax pros can scrutinize the nature of payments between related entities, how they conduct procurement and how they sell intangible assets to identify a different approach to trim tax exposure.

Staying abreast of evolving opportunities such as a successor to IHC and PIC structures is imperative for tax professionals and counsel to take advantage of their substantial savings potential.

Listen as our panel of veteran tax advisors points you toward tax planning strategies and practices that could be worth considering.

Benefits

The panel gives you the background and insights you need to start pursuing alternative approaches in these and other key areas:

• Evaluating whether your company has a good case to challenge a state's addback.
• Studying potential tax savings from reorganizing your corporate group along functional lines.
• Gaining a better understanding of the pros and cons of tax strategies involving intangible assets and procurement entities.

CPE Credit

Strafford seminars qualify for CPE credits. They offer you a high quality, cost effective, and convenient CPE option, with no lost travel time or expenses.