C Corporation Tax Guide
Master the tax rules that govern C corporations and use the structure strategically. This course explains double taxation, dividend treatment, interest deductibility, disallowed deductions, and the taxation of capital gains and losses. Learn how the personal holding company tax applies and how to structure transactions to optimize tax outcomes. Gain a focused, practical understanding of the key tax issues that shape planning and compliance for C corporations.
Format
PDF Course
Course Lists
Duration
2 Hours
Course Information
Author: Steven Bragg
Course Number: TX1030
IRS Program Number: 72821-T-00082-24-S
Learning Objectives
- Recognize the situations in which C corporation liability can pass through to the shareholder.
- Identify the methods used to reduce the effects of double taxation.
- Specify the circumstances under which the cash basis and accrual basis of accounting should be used.
- Recognize the types of expenses that qualify as start-up and organizational expenses.
- State the rules pertaining to the recognition of charitable contributions.
- Specify the rules pertaining to the interest expense deduction.
- Identify the circumstances under which the dividends received deduction is relevant.
- Recognize the types of expenditures that can and cannot be deducted by a C corporation.
- Specify the rules relating to the recognition of net capital losses.
- Identify the professions that would use the personal services corporation entity.
Level: Overview
Instructional Method: QAS Self-Study
NASBA Category: Taxes
Prerequisites: None
Advance Preparation: None
Latest Review Date: December 2024
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