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U.S. Taxation of Partnerships is a uniquely illustrative book that explores, analyzes, scrutinizes, and helps to resolve issues concerning accounting methods, anti-abuse rules, liabilities, dissolutions, mergers, and bankruptcy, with expert guidance on preparing partnership financial statements. With more than seven million businesses registered as partnerships in the United States—and increasing—it is incumbent for parties with business interests to keep abreast of the challenges about this sui generis form of business and its intricate body of tax law.
What’s in this book:
Furnishing boxed examples and references to significant court cases, the author extensively elucidates the following key issues:
Vital abstract concepts are explained pragmatically. All formal requirements—filing the partnership tax return (Form 1065), reporting, preparing for an audit, and so on—are clearly illustrated with examples.
How this will help you:
As the pioneering book to describe the economics of partnerships comprehensively and concisely, this book offers a reliable and authoritative overview of the complexities of U.S. partnership taxation and dwells on the relevant rules in accessible language. It will be well appreciated by tax law practitioners, members of international and U.S. tax law associations, tax academics, and the international business communities with interests in the U.S.
