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ON DEMAND: Corporate Tax and Employee Benefits Series: Section 1202: Exploring the Basics and Beyond of the $10M+ Exclusion
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Credit: 0 Credit Hours
Section 1202 of the Code provides a powerful tax incentive for investing in and working for qualified small businesses, including many high-growth startups, by allowing them to exclude up to $10 million or more in gain from U.S. federal income tax if its requirements are met.
Please join us to explore the basics of Section 1202, as well as more advanced topics such as its impact in the context of corporate reorganizations, common traps for the unwary and potential planning strategies, the definition of a “qualified” trade or business, and the potential impact of recent legislative developments on Section 1202.
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Sponsored by: Corporate Tax Committee and Employee Benefits Committee of the D.C. Bar Taxation Community
Speakers:
- John Aramburu, Senior Counsel, Income Tax & Accounting in the Office of the Chief Counsel, Internal Revenue Service (the author of IRS PLR 202114002)
- David Kirk, Tax Partner, Ernst & Young LLP
- Tim Nichols, Senior Manager Tax, KPMG
- Wendy Moore, Partner, Perkins Coie
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| Non-Member | $60.00 | | D.C. Bar Member | $40.00 | | D.C. Bar Premium Community Member | $0.00 | | Law Student Community | $15.00 | | Taxation | $20.00 |
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| Non-Member | $20.00 |
| Non Profit Attorney | Standard |
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| Non-Member | $20.00 |
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