“The Road Between Subchapter C and Subchapter S – It May Be a Well-Traveled Two-Way Thoroughfare, but It Isn’t Free of Potholes and Obstacles,” New York University 78th Institute on Federal Taxation
With the TCJA reducing the corporate income tax rate to a flat 21%, a significant number of S corporations will likely be converting to C corporations. These same corporations, however, may find themselves down the road desiring to regain S status. In this presentation, Larry Brant explores the potholes and obstacles that may hinder travel on this two-way road, including the built-in-gains tax, LIFO recapture, excessive passive income, unreasonable compensation, personal holding company status, excessive accumulated earnings, and re-election time restrictions.
For more information and to register, visit the NYU Institute on Federal Taxation website.
