Complimentary

September 19, 2024


Live Webcast


8 CPE

Chesapeake Tax Conference Day 2


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CPE Credits Available

8 CPE
8
Taxes

Things to Know About This Course

Professional Area of Focus

  • Tax
  • Tax; Taxation

Provider

*Maryland

Agenda

September 19

A Summary of EV Credits

Speaker: John Sapp, CPA, MBA, Vice President, Drake Software

With more than $1.0 BILLION in EV credits issued since January 1st of 2024 by buyers of clean vehicles, it is going to be a challenge for preparers to report that information on 2024 tax returns. This course will review the basics of calculating, qualifying, documenting and claiming the new Clean Vehicle Credits, including the draft forms for 2024 returns.  In addition, we will review the latest guidance, proposed regulations, discuss qualifying entities and recent IRS guidance on transferability of the credits.


Break

Charitable Contribution Documentation Requirements

Speaker: Ed Zollars, CPA, Partner, Thomas, Zollars & Lynch, Ltd

In recent cases, taxpayers have found charitable contributions denied multiple times for contributions all parties conceded were made simply because the taxpayer failed to completely comply with the documentation requirements imposed by the Internal Revenue Code.  In this session we will review those requirements, how taxpayer failed to comply with them, and discuss why the courts apply these rules so strictly.  Be sure your clients know how to avoid becoming the next taxpayer to lose their charitable contribution deductions.


Tax Considerations in Divorce

Speakers: Jane Ochsman Rowny, CPA, CFP®, CDFA®, Partner, Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell, P.C. (CBM) – CPAs & Business Advisors and Jordan P. Egert, CPA, CFE, CDFA®, Partner, Councilor, Buchanan & Mitchell, P.C. (CBM) – CPAs & Business Advisors

The emotional aspects of a divorce may lead to financial mistakes and bad decision-making if spouses are not property guided through the process.  Tax practitioners need to know the tax realities and consequences in order to advise their clients against unwanted tax surprises and potential long term impacts of their decisions.  This seminar will focus on tax aspects of division of assets, tax filings in year of divorce, division of deductions and carryforwards, child credits and tax language for the divorce agreement.  We will provide real world examples illustrating strategic divorce-tax concepts.


Lunch

Stock Options: The Basics and Beyond

Speaker: Jeffrey Martin, CPA, Principal, Grant Thornton, LLC

This session will not only provide you with a basic understanding of how stock options operate and the tax treatment for the employee and employer, but it will also use case studies to help you identify unique situations that can impact the tax consequences of stock options.  We will discuss nonqualified and incentive stock options, the impact or section 409A, things to consider when business are sold, the transfer of options to trusts and other unique tax situations.


Break

Economic Update
Speaker:

Daraius Irani

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Speaker: Daraius Irani, Ph.D., VP Strategic Partnerships and Applied Research, Towson University

The presentation will provide an overview of the national and state economy data providing insights to the challenges and forces arrayed against the economy as well as opportunities and tailwinds supporting the economy.


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