Current Developments in S Corporations (Part II)

There have been numerous tax law changes in the past few years, each of which has included provisions that affected S corporations. This year Treasury issued final regulations that provide guidance on changes made by the AJCA and the GO Zone Act to the rules governing S corporations.50 Specifically,...

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Published in:The Tax Adviser 2008-11, Vol.39 (12), p.760
Main Authors: Burton, Hughlene, Karlinsky, Stewart S
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C corporations
Electing Small Business Trust
Elections
Income tax returns
Income taxes
Liability
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C corporations
Electing Small Business Trust
Elections
Income tax returns
Income taxes
Liability
Limited liability companies
Powers of appointment
S corporations
Small business
Stockholders
Tax regulations
Tax returns
Taxpayers
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