Based on the AICPA Competency Framework: Tax and Personal Financial Planning, these learning resources - primarily focused on US tax - are designed to help CPAs understand the knowledge and skills necessary to address the needs of their clients and firms.
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Get startedThis article discusses the rules governing the effects of lapses and restrictions on voting or liquidation rights of owners on the valuation of family-held entities.
This item explores what happens if the residence is sold during the QPRT term.
This item discusses the tax implications of the Internal Revenue Code's recognition of the married status of same-sex couples.
As CPAs and their staffs train and ready their equipment, they might add these reminders of what’s new and notable for 2016 returns.
This article discuses how transfer-tax rules for noncitizen spouses differ from the transfer-tax rules that apply to spouses who are U.S. citizens or residents.
This article describes tax planning opportunities to be considered for the final income tax return when the client is approaching death.
This article discusses the tax treatment of qualified personal residence trusts, particularly if the donor outlives the term of the trust.
A new law imposes an elaborate reporting regime for values of estate property and consequences for failures. This article will help you understand the requirements.
This article outlines considerations for managing and correctly timing a marital property settlement from a tax perspective.