Paul Hood - S Corporation Tax Affecting

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Paul Hood - Tax Affect or not Tax Affect S Corporation earnings? Paul Hood discusses the issues. Is there a premium? Should you believe the Tax Court? Keep listening. Paul Hood will be hosting a 90 minute teleconference on September 28th titled A Method in the Madness: The Fine Art of Designing Estate Planning Tools and Techniques. On this special teleconference, Paul will cover how proper plan design is really a 3-part analysis (the technique, the particular assets and the players involved), and how to balance asset factors such as valuation issues, intended use and management of assets, ease of transfer or division, availability as loan collateral and special tax attributes. Register by calling 866.754.6477 or online using this link: Paul Hood Teleconference .
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