TAX ANSWER HOTLINE - FOR TAX PROFESSIONALS

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NOW IN ITS 2ND DECADE - That's over ten years of experience finding out what works - and more importantly, what does not work - in meeting the needs of your tax practice.

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The TAX ANSWER HOTLINE was established in 1991 to meet the increasing needs of tax practitioners and to take advantage of today's technology. The growth of "copy cat" services reflects the need for such services.

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Newsletter Topics

"Tax Notes" newsletters are issued periodically. They feature topics of repeated interest to TAX ANSWER HOTLINE callers, with emphasis on practical applications for tax practitioners.

The following newsletters are available now, and can be accessed by clicking on the name of the topic:

Decedent's Partnership Interest - Handling the Step-Up in Tax Basis: The Section 754 Election / Mechanics / Hindsight Planning and other considerations
Tax Consequences of Foreclosure to Homeowners - An Overview: Including tax consequences of "upside down" properties / recourse v. nonrecourse debt
Today's Cost of an Audit Lottery Ticket - The "No Fault" Penalty: How the courts are responding to the substantial underpayment penalty
The "2 1/2 Month Rule" Lives On: Compensation to minority shareholders (and many others) still may not be currently deductible
Electing Out of Home Equity Indebtedness: What to do if your client uses a home equity loan for business or investment
Sale of a Building - The 1997 Tax Act 67% "Default" Penalty: Obtaining documentation to allocate sales price may reduce the tax burden
Does Component Depreciation Live On?
The Tax Court invokes investment credit case law for MACRS
Installment Sales - There Could Be A Wrong Time
Default and repossession can generate a current tax liability
Effect of S Corps, LLCs and Covenants on Self-Employment Tax
That other tax - can we plan around it?
Does Component Depreciation Live On?: The Tax Court invokes investment credit case law for MACRS
Installment Sales - There Could Be A Wrong Time
Default and repossession can generate a current tax liability
Effect of S Corps, LLCs and Covenants on Self-Employment Tax
That other tax - can we plan around it?
Installment Sales - There Could Be A Wrong Time: Default and repossession can generate a current tax liability
Effect of S Corps, LLCs and Covenants on Self-Employment Tax
That other tax - can we plan around it?
Effect of S Corps, LLCs and Covenants on Self-Employment Tax: That other tax - can we plan around it?

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