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EBP1933
The Specificity of an ESOP's Tax Rules
Date
May 7, 2019
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Employee Benefit Plans Conference 2019
ESOPs are a unique type of qualified retirement plan. This unique aspect of owning and leveraging employer shares brings about unique tax consequences. This session will review tax rules specific to structuring ESOP transactions (such as S corporation vs. C corporation treatment and 1042 tax deferral) and existing ESOP sponsors (such as deduction limits, book-tax differences, and section 409(p).) The session assumes intermediate competency related to ESOPs. Auditors will benefit from the material as it is based on ESOP operations that have financial statement effects.
- Assess effects of income tax rules on a company that sponsors an ESOP.
- Interpret necessary facts for accurate tax compliance for ESOP sponsors.
- Categorize issues related to ESOP, including section 409(p) issues.
Speakers
Mark D. Welker, CPA, JD
Partner, Husch Blackwell LLP
Partner, RSM
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