Bankruptcy and Insolvency Taxation

Book Description
Written by a leading bankruptcy tax and accounting specialist and KPMG Tax partner from the Bankruptcy Practice Group who is also National Director of the firm's Technical Tax Services for Subchapter C. Updates to chapters to reflect new cases that have been decided and pronouncements issued by the IRS An explaination on the confict that exists among circuit courts and the IRS's position regarding the stepped-up basis in stock of an S corporation resulting from cancellation of debt A discussion on regulations issued by the IRS and the Treasury dealing with continuity of shareholder interst, remote continuity of interest and continuity of business enterprise, soley for voting stock requirements, and stock rights connected with regorganizations A discussion of modifications to the final and temporary section 1060 and section 338(B) regulations and the subsequent issue of new temporary reulations, effective for accquisitions on or after January 6, 2000, replacing and removing previous regulations under sections B38 and 1060.

The publisher, John Wiley & Sons
Presents available bankruptcy options detailing how each one is affected by tax provisions of the IRS, Bankruptcy Codes and related cases. Answers tough questions about when to file, what to or what not to file and who is responsible for filing. This revised, expanded edition incorporates major changes in Sections 108 and 382, increased coverage of partnership bankruptcy and net operating income loss issues plus practical, how-to advice.


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