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Year-End Individual Taxation Report
The Tax Adviser (2011)
  • Annette M. Nellen, San Jose State University
  • E. Cook
  • K. Fava
  • E. Gershman
  • J. Hagy
  • J. Horn
  • D. Moore
  • D. Newman
  • T. Newman
  • K. Rubin
Abstract
Several actions by Congress and the IRS aimed to reduce improper claims of the earned income tax credit by increasing preparer penalties and due diligence procedures. * Litigation over restricted stock-based compensation focused on the proper date of the stock's market valuation and the effect of company and SEC restrictions on disposition of the stock. * The Tax Court applied the IRS's recent practice of allowing professional gamblers to deduct ordinary and reasonable nonwagering business expenses over their gambling winnings, overturning a 1951 case holding. * The Tax Court also held that limited partners of a limited partnership who perform services for the partnership in their capacity as partners may be liable for self-employment taxes despite a general statutory exemption from self-employment income for limited partners' income. Reprinted by permission of the publisher.
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Publication Date
December, 2011
Publisher Statement
Copyright © 2011 American Insitute of CPAs.
Citation Information
Annette M. Nellen, E. Cook, K. Fava, E. Gershman, et al.. "Year-End Individual Taxation Report" The Tax Adviser Vol. 42 Iss. 12 (2011)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/annette_nellen/3/