This course provides participants with an overview of the various factors considered for the determination of the proper accounting method (such as cash, accrual) and provides detailed examples of court rulings and client examples (for specific industries) involving each. Then, the course discusses accounting periods, and considerations for changes in the accounting period of an entity. Lastly, there is a case study and example tax forms to highlight how to identify which IRS Revenue Procedures are applicable to a given client situation, as well as how and when to prepare the Form 3115. TOPICS DISCUSSED • What constitutes a method • Cash versus accrual • Automatic changes • Changes needing permission • When and how to change a method • How to account for the change in method
Tax professionals in public accounting and within within corporate finance or tax departments
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