In this webinar hosted by Baker Tilly’s law firm tax partners, attendees received an in-depth review of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), proposed regulations and the impact on law firms. The webinar highlighted potential planning opportunities and strategies firms can undertake to help make these changes less time consuming as the 2018 filing season approaches.
The TCJA contains a broad range of changes to the Internal Revenue Code, creating uncertainty and challenges for companies. In addition, the IRS issued new regulations pertaining to the audits of partnership returns. Every partnership, LLP or LLC taxed as a partnership should be thinking about, and potentially making changes to, partnership agreements to take into account this new partnership audit regime. States have been monitoring these federal tax law changes and reacting.
Understanding the TCJA is imperative as the new regulations could have substantial impact to the bottom line.
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