What I love most about Colorado, more than the 300+ days of sun every year and the glorious rocky mountains, are the people. For the most Coloradans are risk taking job creators, starting new businesses from scratch out of their…
What I love most about Colorado, more than the 300+ days of sun every year and the glorious rocky mountains, are the people. For the most Coloradans are risk taking job creators, starting new businesses from scratch out of their…
The Internal Revenue Code is a complex beast. In the lunacy of it all I've been asked to define 'trafficking' as it relates to 26 USC § 280E - Expenditures in connection with the illegal sale of drugs which states as follows: "No…
Trader or an Investor in Securities? Van Der Lee v. Commissioner TC Memo 2011-234 helps clarify matters. While many individual taxpayers claim to be traders in securities as compared to investors, in Henricus C. van der Lee, et ux. v. Commissioner TC…
IRS Form 1040 Schedule C: Profit or Loss from Business can be a tough form to work through. Tread lightly and seek guidance. The sole proprietorship or single member Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) is in my opinion the easiest type…
Under §165, in general, the basis of a partnership interest equals the sum of the amount of money contributed, the partner’s share of partnership liabilities and the partner’s distributive share of partnership income and losses. How to compute the adjusted basis of the partnership interest when there…
I have been developing quite an expertise in resolving Net Operating Loss carry back matters yet with each new situation there is something new that seems to be discovered. IRC section 6511(d)(2) states, a claim for credit or refund that…
Check out what I read in a recent edition of the NATP's TaxPro Weekly publication about Net Operating Loss Carry backs (NOL).... "Chief Counsel Advice (CCA) 201049035 cleared the air regarding whether there is any limitation period applicable to reducing a…
Yesterday I had the pleasure of attending a tax conference sponsored by the Public Accountant Society of Colorado. This particular topic presented by Dr. Pat Seaton of the University of Northern Colorado caught my attention. The following is a compilation…
You can merge both a profitable entity with an entity that has a Net Operating Loss assuming that both entities have common ownership or sufficient overlap and a limited history of owner shifts. The Net Operating Loss of the dissolved…
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