TWENTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL TAX SYMPOSIUM
Date:
October 27, 2018
Registration:
Registration begins at 8:00 am and a continental breakfast will be served. The presentations will commence at 8:30 am and conclude at 12:30 pm.
CPE Credits:
4.0 CPE Credit Hours for Certified Public Accountants.
New Location:
The Inn at St. John’s
44045 Five Mile Road,
Plymouth, MI 48170
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Symposium Agenda:
IRC §199A – Qualified Business Income
Stuart M. Bordman
- Analysis of pass through deduction for qualified trades or businesses
- Calculation before proposed regulations
- Analysis of proposed regulations
College Funding – What’s New, What’s Old
Robert D. Kaplow
- Recent Changes in Section 529 College Savings Plans
- Other Alternatives for College Funding
- Use of Section 529 Plans in Retirement Funding
Seven Ways to Leave Your Creditor
Earle I. Erman and David M. Eisenberg
- Signs of Trouble
- Overview of Business Insolvency Mechanisms
- Out of Court Proceedings
Is Breaking Up Hard to Do? The 1031 Drop and Swap
Gary A. Kravitz
- The Courtship: The use of LLC’s to acquire real estate and the basics of 1031 like-kind exchanges
- The Conflict: What to do when parties have different objectives in the LLC’s sale of real estate
- The Breakup: The “Drop and Swap” method, its obstacles and impediments and other factors for consideration
Roundup of Recent Tax Developments
William E. Sigler
- TCIA Guidance
- New Laws, Cases and Rulings
- Practice Pointers
Health Care Planning and Compliance for Small Employers
Marc S. Wise
- Permitted Health Care Financing Options for Small Employers
- Health Care Documentation
- Upcoming Form 5500 Changes
Estate Planning in a High Exemption Environment
Geoffrey N. Taylor
- Review your estate plan documents, and if you don’t have any, get some!
- Focus on income taxes instead of estate and gift taxes
- Same as it ever was
What’s New About 401K Plan Hardship Withdrawals
Charles M. Lax
- Extended withdrawal rules under the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2018
- New IRS audit guidelines for documenting hardship withdrawals
- The impact of TCJA on hardship distributions for casualty related home repairs