As many practitioners will attest, there are many pitfalls when S corporations are involved. This live audio conference will identify the most common pitfalls, such as not properly maintaining earning accounts, ineligible shareholders, the one class of stock principle, invalid or missing S Corporation elections, and built-in gain. You will not only learn how to identify these pitfalls, but you will also receive practical tips on dealing with them.
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