Understand how the 20% deduction for pass-through entity owners work and
best practices to maximize it. Cover the nuances of the deduction and how to
implement the benefits of the deduction for income tax returns.
Highlights
Latest guidance issued by the IRS, including regulations and/or
administrative announcements
What happens when the taxpayer owns multiple entities; aggregation rules
Calculate qualified business income (QBI)
How to identify a specified service trade or business
Taxable income limits on specified service trade or businesses
Maximize the 20% deduction for pass-through entities and Schedule Cs
What to do if QBI for a given year is negative
Whether a particular tax entity offers a greater Section 199A deduction
Whether the owner of a Schedule E with net rental income can claim the
Section 199A deduction
Registration
PICPA Member: $139 Nonmember: $189
More Information
Course No. 764203Level: Update
Prerequisites:
Basic understanding of the federal tax rules relating to individuals and businesses
Speaker(s)
Robert Gilwee
Robert M. Gilwee Jr., CPA Gilwee and Green, LLC | Phoenix,
Maryland
Robert Gilwee is a tax partner in a local accounting firm with over 20 years
of practice experience in taxation. His primary areas of expertise are income
and estate taxation and international taxation. He has previously held positions
with Price Waterhouse Coopers, KPMG Peat Marwick, and Deloitte and Touche. His
background includes assistance in resolving tax-structuring issues using LLC’s,
S-Corporations’, etc. He is a frequent discussion leader on a variety of
taxation topics. Robert serves as an Adjunct Faculty member of the University of
Baltimore and Villa Julie College and is an instructor in the Lambers CPA review
course.
Mr. Gilwee is a recipient of the Top Manuscript Award from Price Waterhouse
Coopers. He is a member of the AICPA and the Maryland Association of CPAs.