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Overview of §199A Qualified Business Income Deduction and the Proposed Regulations
- Course Description
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This course reviews the Federal Income Tax issues pertaining to Internal Revenue Code §199A Qualified Business Income and the Proposed Treasury Regulations under §1.199A-0 through §1.199A-6.
This course discusses mastering the Pass-through Deduction Puzzle starting with the general rule of deducting the maximum 20% of Qualified Business Income and all the exceptions and limitations imposed. The course reviews detailed calculations for those individual taxpayers who are directly engaged in a qualifying trade or businesses as well as those who will be receiving QBI, W-2 wages and UBIA of qualified property information from Relevant Pass-through Entities on Schedules K-1 required to be reported to the owners and beneficiaries.
The discussion of the Proposed Treasury Regulations covers the Operational Rules and Computations needed for individuals with taxable income above the threshold amounts and those who are not above the threshold amounts. The course also addresses those individuals who are in the fields in performance of trades or businesses that are classified as Specified Service Trades or Business (SSTB) under the Statute and Proposed Regulations.
- Learning Objectives
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At the conclusion of this course the participant will be able to distinguish a trade or business in the fields of performing as a Specified Service Trade or Business and those that are not SSTB’s
In addition, the participant will understand what is considered W-2 Wages and Unadjusted Basis Immediately After the Acquisition of qualifying property (UBIA of qualifying property). The participant will also understand new terminology associated with §199A and the proposed regulations thereof. The participant will be able to identify a Relevant Pass-through Entity (RPE) and will be able to calculate the §199A QBI deduction for those individuals who have taxable income the threshold amount as well as those who do not. In addition, they will learn how to calculate the QBI for individuals in a Specified Service Trade or Business and those who are in a qualified trade or business. The participant will be able to calculate the QBI component when an individual’s taxable income is in excess of the threshold amount.
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