Don Farmer's Passive Activities: Material Participation Rules, Time Tracking & Compliance Strategies - VIRTUAL
2.00 Credits
Member Price $79
Non-Member Price $99
Overview
In part two of this four-part series, tax experts Greg White, CPA, and George Koutelieris, CPA, will dive into the strategies you need to minimize the impact of the passive activity rules. You’ll learn all seven methods for meeting the “material participation” rules and get the latest insights from recent case law on how these rules are being applied today. We’ll break down which activities and time count toward material participation (and what doesn’t) - and give you practical guidance on how to properly document your clients’ hours to stay audit-ready and compliant. If you’ve ever wrestled with the nuances of material participation, this session will make it clear, manageable, and immediately useful.
Highlights
- The seven ways to satisfy the "material participation" rules.
- Deep dives into the "facts and circumstances" material participation rule and the significant participation activity methods.
- Which time counts toward material participation (and which time doesn't count).
- How to document material participation.
Prerequisites
None
Designed For
CPAs and tax professionals involved in the world of tax.
Objectives
- Identify the different ways of satisfying the material participation rules.
- Identify the detailed requirements of the "facts and circumstances" material participation test and the "significant participation activities" test.
- Compute time that counts towards material participation and time that doesn’t count.
- Identify methods of documenting material participation
Preparation
None
Leader(s):
- George Koutelieris, ACPEN Business Professionals Network
- Greg White, ACPEN Business Professionals Network
Leader Bios
George Koutelieris, ACPEN Business Professionals Network
George Koutelieris is a shareholder with the firm Johnson & Shute P.S. He subsequently received his Masters in Taxation from Golden Gate University graduating with Highest Honors in 2010 and being awarded the Outstanding Graduate Tax Student Award for the Seattle campus of Golden Gate. He is currently an Adjunct Professor at Golden Gate University teaching various tax courses. George’s practice includes planning and consulting on complex transactions including formations, liquidations, mergers and acquisitions, purchase and sales, multi-state and international tax for closely held businesses and their owners. In addition, George provides compliance and representation services before the IRS and various State taxing agencies for clients. George is also an active speaker on various tax topics, having presented in the past for Golden Gate University, the Washington Society of Certified Public Accountants and the Oregon Society of Certified Public Accountants.
Non-Member Price $99
Member Price $79