S Corporations and Limited Liability Companies: Tax and Business Issues
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1 Georgetown University Law Center S Corporations and Limited Liability Companies: Tax and Business Issues Syllabus and Reading Assignments Douglas W. Charnas, McGuireWoods Sam Starr, Bloomberg BNA Password for Courseware: SCorp&LLC Spring 2015: Classes will meet on Thursdays from 5:45 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. in Room 200, McDonough Hall. Grades for this course are based on the final examination. Class participation is expected, but will not impact the final grade. The final examination is take-home, open-book, and will be available anytime during the exam period. Calculators may be used, although they probably are not necessary. During the course, questions should be asked during lecture or after class. In addition, Sam can be reached during the day at or Douglas at The required course materials are: Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended Federal income tax regulations Handout materials BNA Tax Management Portfolio, "S Corporations: Formation and Termination," rd T.M. [referenced as "S Corp. Formation Portfolio"] BNA Tax Management Portfolio, "S Corporations: Corporate Tax Issues," nd T.M. [referenced as "S Corp. Corporate portfolio"] BNA Tax Management Portfolio, S Corporations: Shareholder Tax Issues, 732 T.M. [referenced as S Corp. Shareholder portfolio] BNA Tax Management Portfolio, "Limited Liability Companies," rd T.M. [referenced as "LLC Portfolio"] Prerequisites: - 1 -
2 Corporate Income Tax I and Taxation of Partnerships (Corporate Income Tax II is recommended but not a prerequisite.) - 2 -
3 S Corporations and Limited Liability Companies: Tax and Business Considerations Class Schedule and Assigned Reading Spring 2014 I. INTRODUCTION Class 1: Choice of Entity January 15 McNulty Mary A. and Kwon, Michelle M., Tax Considerations in Choice of Entity Decision, 13 Business Entities No. 2 (Mar./Apr. 2011) Class 2: Eligibility Requirements January 22 Code Sections 1361(b), (c), (d) and (e) Reg. Section to 5 Reg (c) 1 (ESBT regs) Rev. Rul , C.B. 263 and Rev. Rul , C.B. 198; Reg. Section (d), Ex Form 8869 and Instructions (Q-sub election form) S Corp. Formation Portfolio, rd T.M., pages A-5 to A-10, A-14 to A-15, A-17 to A-37, A-43 to A-54 START with II. A. General Rules of Eligibility and STOP with II. C. 1.b. (6) Qsubs and EINs, Pages A-5 to A-10 START with II. C. 3(a). Financial Institutions and STOP with II. C.3 (5) Director Stock, Pages A-14 to A-15 START with II. D. Shareholder Limit and STOP with II. E. 1. f. (6) Effective Date, Pages A-17 to A-37 START with II. F. Single Class of Stock and STOP with II. F.10. Stock Purchase Agreements, Pages A-43 to A-54 Class 3: Eligibility Requirements (cont.) (first hour) January 29 Class 3: Elections, Revocations and Terminations (second hour) January 29 Code Sections 1362(a), (b), (d),(e),(f),(g); 1371(e); 1377(a)(2), (b) Reg. Section Reg. Sections ,-2(a) and (b),-3,-4,-5, Form 2553 and Instructions (S Corporation election form) - 3 -
4 Rev. Proc , I.R.B. 173 (Late elections) AICPA, Subchapter S Elections (Revised 1/2006) S Corp. Formation Portfolio, rd T.M., pages A-59 to A-62; A-70 to A-79; A-90 to A-95 START with III. Electing S Corporation Status and STOP with III.C.1.b. Relief From Inadvertently Invalid Elections and Terminations, START and STOP with III. C.2.a. In General, Pages A-59 to A-62 START with III.C.3. Proof of Filing and STOP with III.F.4. Obtaining IRS Consent for New Election, Pages A-70 to A-79 (skim case law only) START with IV.D. Tax Effects of Revocations and Terminations and STOP with IV.D.4.c.(1) S Corporation Earnings, Pages A-90 to A-95 Class 4: Built-in Gains Tax February 5 Code Section 1374 Reg. Section through 10 S Corp. Corporate Portfolio, rd, T.M., pages A-21 to A-38 START with I.C. Built-in Gains Tax and STOP with I.C.7. Planning for he Built-in Gains Tax, Pages A-21 to A-38 Class 5: Built-in Gains Tax (cont.) (first hour) February 12 Reg. Section (Recapture of LIFO Benefits) S Corp. Corporate Portfolio, rd, T.M., pages A-43 to A-45 START with I.F. LIFO Recapture Tax and STOP with I.F.4. Calculating the LIFO Tax, Pages A-43 to A-45 Class 5: Passive Income Tax and Termination (second half) February 12 Code Section 1362(d)(3); 1375 Reg. Section (c) S Corp. Operations Portfolio, rd, T.M., pages A-4 to A-21 START with I.B. Passive Income and STOP with I.B.5.b. Monitoring Passive and Taxable Income, Pages A-4 to A-21 NO CLASS (Faculty Retreat) February 19 Class 6: Passive Income Tax and Termination (first hour) February 26 Class 6: Tax Treatment to Shareholders (second hour) February 26 Code Sections 1366,
5 Reg. Section to -2 Reg. Sections to Form 1120S, "U.S. Income Tax Return for an S Corporation, including 2013 Schedules D and K-1 Gitlitz v. Com'r, 531 U.S. 206 (January 9, 2001) Starr, Samuel P., How to Obtain Debt Basis in an S Corporation? Use Bona Fide Indebtedness, Say Proposed Rules. Journal of Taxation (November 2012), pp S Corp. Shareholder Portfolio, 732, T.M., pages A-1, A-16 to A-17, A-45 to A-49, A-50 to A-58, A- 63 to A-72 START with I. Tax Treatment of Income and Losses to Shareholders and STOP with I. A.1. a. Character Retention, Page A-1 START with I.A.2. Pro Rata Share Defined and STOP with I.A.2.c. Qualifying Dispositions, Pages A-16 to A-17 START with II. Shareholder Basis in Stock and Indebtedness and STOP with II.A.1.g. Timing of Basis Adjustments, Pages A-45 to A-49 START with II.A.2. Basis in Indebtedness and STOP II.C.2. Gain Recognized on Repayment, Page A-50 to A-58 START with II.E. Creating Basis in an S Corporation and STOP III.E.8. Shareholder Guarantees for Business Purposes, Pages A-63 to A-72 Class 7: Tax Treatment to Shareholders (first hour) March 5 Class 7: Distribution of Earnings (second hour) March 5 Code Section 1368 Reg. Section to - 3 S Corp. Corporate Portfolio, rd, T.M., pages A-53 to A-67 START with II. Treatment of S Corporation Distributions and STOP with II.F. Disproportionate Distributions, Pages A-53 to A-67 NO CLASS (Spring Break) March 12 Class 8: Distribution of Earnings March 19 Class 9: S Corporation Acquisitions and Structuring Issues March 26 Code Sections 1371(a) Reg
6 Reg (h)(10)-1 S Corp. Corporate Portfolio, rd, T.M., pages A-78 to A-101 START III.D. Acquisitions by an S Corporation and STOP with III.G.2. Changes in Form, Pages A-78 to A-101 Class 10: S Corporation Acquisitions and Structuring Issues (first hour) April 2 Class 10: Compensating S Corporation Shareholders (second hour) April 2 Rev. Rul , CB 184 (S corporation fringe benefits) S Corp Shareholder Portfolio, 732 T.M., pages A-73 to A-76, A-80 to A-87 START with III. Fringe Benefits, Reasonable Compensation and Family Allocations and STOP with III.A.4.c. Application to Other Benefits, Pages A-73 to A-76 START with III.C. Compensation in an S Corporation and STOP with III.C.1.e. Social Security Issues, Pages A-80 to A-87 III. LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANIES Class 11: Formation and Classification April 9 Code Section 721 Reg. Section ,-2,-3 (Check-the-Box Final Rules) 2013 Form 8832, "Entity Classification Election," and Instructions Rev. Proc , I.R.B. 439 (Late check-the-box elections) Renkemeyer v. Com r, 136 T.C. 137 (2011) The Delaware LLC Act reproduced as Worksheet B-101 in LLC Portfolio rd does not contain the more recent amendments to the Act. Accordingly, some of the sections of the Act listed in the remaining classes are not in the Portfolio. These sections will be discussed in class. The current version of the Act can be accessed on the Internet at If this address does not work, go to and click on Chapter 18 under Title 6. Formation, Delaware LLC Act Section (Certificate of Formation) LLC Portfolio rd T.M., pages A-17 to A-27 START with III. Partnership Classification and STOP with III.B.5 Entities with More than One Member, START with III.C.1 Ability to Elect Classification and STOP with III.C.13 Section 708(b)(1)(B) Termination, START with III.C.17 Elective Changes in Classification and STOP with III.C.20 Effective Date and Transition Rules Class 12: Operations (first hour) April
7 Prop. Reg. Section (e)((3)(i) Freedom to Contract Delaware LLC Act, no specific section Liability of Members and Managers, Delaware LLC Act (Series of Members, Managers or Limited Liability Company Interests); (Liability to Third Parties); (Reliance on Reports and Information by Member or Manager); (Liability for Contributions); (Limitations on Distributions); and (Distribution of Assets) Fiduciary Duties, Delaware LLC Act (c) (Construction and Application of Chapter and Limited Liability Company Agreement); (Indemnification) Dispute Resolution, Delaware LLC Act (d) (Service of Process of Managers and Liquidating Trustees) LLC Porfolio rd T.M., pages A-37 to A-42 START with IV.C.3. Allocations of Nonrecourse Liabilities Under Section 752 and STOP with IV.C.3.c. Excess Nonrecourse Liabilities, Pages A-37 to A-42 Class 12: Compensation and Self-Employment Taxes (second hour) April 16 Prop. Reg. Section (a)-2 Rev. Rul , C.B. 184 (See Class 10 materials) LLC Portfolio rd T.M. pages A-57 to A-66 START with VI. Tax Treatment of Self-Employment Earnings, Fringe Benefits, etc, and STOP with VI.C.6. Compensating Members with Corporate Member Stock, Pages A-57 to A-66 Class 13: Conversions and Reorganizations April 23 Reg T(b)(1)(i) and T.D (1/23/03)(mergers and disregarded entities) Rev. Rul. 99-5, C.B. 434 Rev. Rul C.B. 432 Reg. Section (f) & (g) (LLC conversion regs) DLLCA Sec (Mergers and Consolidations); Sec (Domestication of Non- United States Entities); Sec (Transfer or Continuance of Domestic Limited Liability Company); Sec (Conversion of Certain Entities to a Limited Liability Company); and Sec (Approval of Conversion of a Limited Liability Company) LLC Portfolio, rd T.M., A-7 to A-15 (Converting to LLC Status) - 7 -
8 START with II. Converting to LLC Status and STOP with II.G. Mergers of Corporate Entities and Disregarded Entities, Pages A-7 to A-15 * End of Class Schedule * - 8 -
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