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on Like-Kind Exchanges Under Section 1031 I.R.C.

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2011 Schedule

 Wednesday, October 26   Overview

Wednesday, October 26   Conference Intensives  

Thursday & Friday, October 27 & 28   Advanced 2 Day

 

OVERVIEW

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

Presented by Mary B. Foster and Martin E. Verdick

CPE Credit Hours - 5

Texas MCLE Credit Hours - 4.25

CES® Continuing Education Credits - 4.5

8:00 am

Registration & Continental Breakfast

8:30 am

Overview and Statutory Requirements of §1031 I.R.C.

●  The qualified purpose requirement: Dealer property, personal residences and vacation homes

●  The like-kind requirement: Real vs. personal

●  The exchange requirement.

●  Same taxpayer requirement: Changing entities mid-exchange

●  Related Party Rules: Acquiring replacement property from or selling relinquished property to a related party

10:00 am

Break

10:15 am

Tax Consequences of Exchanging

●  Computing taxable gain: Boot and boot offset rules

●  Selling expenses: Deductible or not

●  Re-financing: Before and after exchanging

Deferred Exchanges

●  Identification and receipt provisions: 45 day rule, disaster extensions

●  Safe harbors from constructive receipt: Qualified intermediaries, trusts and escrows

●  Protecting the exchange funds from loss

11:45 am

Lunch (provided)
1:00 pm

Reverse and Improvement Exchanges

●  Safe harbor reverse exchanges

●  Improvement exchanges

●  Combination reverse and deferred exchanges

Seller Financing, Partnerships, Tenancies in Common and Foreclosures

●  How to deal with installment notes in an exchange

●  Partnership dissolutions and formations

●  What is and is not a tenancy in common for Section 1031

●  Structuring an exchange from a foreclosure

2:30 pm Adjourn

 

 

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CONFERENCE INTENSIVES

Wednesday, October 26, 2011

CPE Credit Hours - 2.5

Texas MCLE Credit Hours - 2

CES® Continuing Education Credits - 2.25

3:00 pm - 5:05 pm

Primer on Partnership Exchanges

Joyce L. Welch and Louis S. Weller

 

A review of tax issues relating to exchanges by partnership for those who don't consider themselves Subchapter K specialists.  Will include current state of tax authority responses to basic "drop & swap" and "swap & drop" transactions.

3:00 pm - 5:05 pm

Tax Accounting Aspects of Reverse and Construction Exchanges

Mary B. Foster and Martin E. Verdick

 

An in depth analysis of the tax accounting and reporting consequences related to "safe-harbor" exchanges under Rev. Proc 2000-37, including financing, operations and property transfers.  Will cover combination reverse/forward exchanges and tax filing requirements for an EAT, as well as state tax issues faced by EATs.

 

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ADVANCED PROGRAM DAY ONE

Thursday, October 27, 2011

Total CPE Credit Hours for Advanced Program - 13

(UPDATE: 10.5 General and NOW 2.5 Ethics)

Total Texas MCLE Credit Hours for Advanced Program - 11

(10 General and 1 Ethics)

Total CES® Continuing Education Credits for Advanced Program - 11.5

(UPDATE:  9 General and NOW 2.5 Ethics)

8:00 am

Registration & Continental Breakfast

9:00 am

Program Overview: Louis S. Weller

9:10 am

Recent Developments: Overview of Cases, Legislation and Rulings in the past year. Mary B. Foster

9:45 am Oil & Gas & Minerals (aka Lions & Tigers & Bears): Current Issues: As these exchanges become more important and widespread, what issues keep planners and clients up at night? Adam M. Handler, David Shechtman, Louis S. Weller

10:45 am

Break
11:00 am Morphing Entities:  Exchanges in the Context of Corporate and Partnership Restructurings: Examination of current approaches to exchanges when entities are changing composition before, during and after the transaction. Terence F. Cuff, Howard J. Levine, Robert D. Schachat
12:00 pm Luncheon with Faculty:  Special Speaker - Eugenio J. Alemán, Director and Senior Economist at Wells Fargo Securities, LLC
2:00 pm

Related Party Conundra: Update on planning for exchanges involving related parties including sequential transactions and scope of other exceptions to 1031(f)(4).  Mary B. Foster, Adam M. Handler, Joyce L. Welch

3:00 pm

Break
3:10 pm 1031 In a Broader Context: Effect of Anti-Abuse Legislation: What is the effect of newly enacted preparer penalties, economic substance codification and other anti-abuse efforts on use of Section 1031 as a planning tool for taxpayers and advisors? Charles H. Egerton, Robert D. Schachat, David Shechtman ***This session qualifies for 1 hour Ethic Credit for CPE and CES
4:00 pm The View from Washington. Donna Crisalli, Special Counsel to the Associate Chief Counsel (IT&A) - IRS Representative, Louis S. Weller as moderator, and all speakers

5:00 pm

Adjourn

5:30 pm

Reception for All Attendees

 

 

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ADVANCED PROGRAM DAY TWO

Friday, October 28, 2011

7:30 am Continental Breakfast
  TRACK A TRACK B

8:30 am

Green Exchanges: Exchanges involving alternative energy and environmentally favored assets such as emissions credits. Mary B. Foster, Louis S. Weller

Accounting Issues in Simultaneous and Deferred Exchanges: Practical tips for reporting the consequences of exchanges on tax returns and financial statements. Martin E. Verdick, Joyce L. Welch

9:45 am

Break

Break

10:00 am

Estate Planning Uses of Exchanges: Applications of Section 1031 for and in the context of estate planning Charles H. Egerton, David Shechtman

Practical Issues in Structuring Reverse Exchanges:  Case study examination of documentation and transaction issues created by recent reverse exchange transactions. Terence F. Cuff, Adam M. Handler

11:15 am

Break

Break

11:30 am

Contract Documentation Issues in Standard and Not-so-Standard Exchanges: Review of issues created by sample exchange documentation and suggested solutions. David Shechtman, Derrick M. Tharpe

Mechanics of Doing Exchanges Involving Distressed Debt: Step by step analysis of how to exchange out of and acquire property subject to debt exceeding value. Howard J. Levine, Louis S. Weller

12:20 pm

Lunch on Your Own

2:00 pm

Ethical Issues for QIs and Advisors in Like-Kind Exchanges: Terence F. Cuff, Charles H. Egerton, Mary B. Foster, David Shechtman, Derrick M. Tharpe ***This session qualifies for 1.5 hours Ethics Credits for CPE and CES and 1 hour Ethic Credit for MCLE

3:15 pm

Break

3:30 pm

General Session: Questions and Wrap Up on all Topics. All Faculty

4:30 pm Adjourn

  

The entire conference may receive up to 20.5 CPE credit hours (this includes one Intensive session, the Overview and Ethics),

Texas MCLE Credit Hours - up to 17.25 for entire conference (this includes one Intensive session, the Overview and Ethics)

CES® Continuing Education Credits - up to 18.25 for entire conference (this includes one Intensive session, the Overview and Ethics)

 

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* Please note that the above schedules are subject to change without notice

 

 

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