New Federal Reportable Transaction Regulations
Why your tax strategies may expose you to broader IRS scrutiny
Recording of a 100-minute CPE webinar with Q&A
Benefits
Among the key topics they’ll focus on are:
- What types of tax positions does the IRS really have in mind when it says “transactions of interest”.
- How to evaluate whether your company should report its current tax strategies.
- What is the IRS likely to do with the new intelligence it gathers.
- Whether your company might have to report “transactions of interest” from prior-year returns.
- Other relevant changes in the proposed regulations, including new returns and reports required from outside tax advisors and disclosure of patented tax strategies.
Faculty
Julian Kim
Partner
Latham & Watkins
He specializes in complex federal and state tax controversies involving corporations. As a former acting deputy tax... | Read More
He specializes in complex federal and state tax controversies involving corporations. As a former acting deputy tax legislative counsel with the Treasury Department, he helped develop the government’s legislative and regulatory response to tax shelters.
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Partner
DLA Piper
He represents clients in complex federal, state and local tax controversies and litigation. He is a former IRS senior... | Read More
He represents clients in complex federal, state and local tax controversies and litigation. He is a former IRS senior trial attorney and has represented numerous corporate clients before the IRS regarding tax shelter disputes.
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