Tax Staff Essentials, Level 1 - New Staff

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  • Location
    • Your Space
      Your Space
      Self Study - AICPA, ID 00000
  • Credits
    • 46.50
  • Credit Type(s)
    • Taxes (Technical) (46.50)
  • Prerequisites
    • None

  • Vendor
    • AICPA
  • Level
    • Basic
  • Fields of Study
    • Taxes
  • Message
    • When & Where You Want

Description

Level 1 is designed to help beginning staff members develop a strong set of core skills. It focuses on individual and S corporation tax compliance plus professional business communications and more!

Designed For

  • Junior accounting and tax professionals

Objectives

  • Identify and report business income and expenses of a sole proprietorship or a single member LLC on Schedule C to Form 1040
  • Distinguish and report rental activities on Schedule E to Form 1040
  • Identify the specific "passive activity" rules
  • Indicate if a change of filing status will improve the taxpayers' filing position based on itemized deductions
  • Indicate when an S corporation may be advantageous for a business, how to make a proper election, and the income/loss that passes through to the shareholder
  • Recognize active and passive income and determine material participation as it relates to an individual S corporation shareholder
  • Recognize the impact of converting a C corporation into an S corporation
  • Distinguish between deductible repairs and capitalized improvements under new tax regulations
  • Recognize how to calculate the initial tax basis and adjusted tax basis of business property
  • Identify the tax basis of self-constructed assets

Highlights

  • New rules for certain credits, deductions, and the qualified business income (QBI) deduction.
  • Filing requirements and personal exemptions.
  • Gross income inclusions, exclusions, and adjustments.
  • Sole proprietorships, hobby loss rules, and passive activities.
  • Home offices, rental properties, and vacation homes.
  • Pass-through entity basis calculations.
  • Pass-through entity distributions.
  • Capital improvements and repair.
  • Depreciation methods and IRS tables.
  • Intangible asset amortization.
  • Online tax research methodology and authoritative tax hierarchy.
  • The power of professional language in business writing.
  • Tax return support documentation.

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