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In part 1 of this course, we review the distinguishing factors of S Corporations. The accounting methods they are allowed to use, who can and cannot be a shareholder, the important elections that can be made, reporting issues, and compensation issues. The course describes how a S Election is made, and what can be done to rectify a faulty election, or in the worst case, what can be done when S status is lost due to a prohibited event. The importance of adequate compensation to officers is illustrated with several relevant court cases. Finally, we focus on the fringe benefit issues, particularly those which arose as the result of the ACA ("Obamacare") and the exceptions to the general rules that the IRS has granted.
Course Series
This course is included in the following series:
Learning Objectives
- Identify the different types of separately stated S Corporation income items
- Recognize the different types of year-ends and accounting methods
- Identify the types of shareholders a S Corporation can have
- Identify the various compensation and fringe benefit issues S Corporations have
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Prerequisites
Participants should be aware of basic principles of income tax, some familiarity with S Corporations will be helpful.