Business Law
Did You Say a Taxable Partnership?
by Lou Vlahos, JD | Contributing Guest Writer
Partnerships are typically the most flexible form of business structure, and accordingly the number of them continues to rise in the U.S.. The Bipartisan Budget Act of 2015 (“BBA”) added a number of new tax compliance provisions to the Internal Revenue Code specific to these structures.
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- Changes including TEFRA and ELP repeal
- Partnership audit rules
- Exceptions to the new rules
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