Addressing Self-Dealing in California Nonprofit Law and Federal Excise Taxes

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Course Description
Course Qualification
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Course Description

Overview

General considerations

4 mins
Interested persons

16 mins
Self-Dealing: Are we good?

27 mins
Private foundation self-dealing excise tax

30 mins
Correction by self-dealer

42 mins

Course Description

This CE/CPE webinar first reviews California non-profit laws on self-dealing, including fiduciary duties of directors, what constitutes a self-dealing transaction, who approves self-dealing transactions and when this approval should be done. The second main focus is on the federal excise taxes on self-dealing: both on private foundations and public charities.

For private foundations, the elements of self-dealing are discussed, followed by examples of self-dealing and the different levels of tax, on whom are the taxes assessed and the correction, if possible. The reporting of self-dealing both to the IRS on Form 990 and Schedules R and L and the Attorney General on the Regulatory Renewal Fee Report will be reviewed.

For public charities, the definition of excess benefit transactions and disqualified persons will be discussed, establishing a rebuttable presumption of reasonableness, the amount of the excise taxes, and what corrections may be done.

Following are the major topics covered in this CE course:

CA Nonprofit law on self-dealing
Private foundation self-dealing excise taxes
Public charity intermediate sanctions
Correction
Reporting
Planning, third-parties, and settlement

In this CE/CPE tax webinar, the reporting of self-dealing both to the IRS and the Attorney General will also be reviewed.

Learning Objectives

To identify the two fiduciary duties of directors.
To recognize the standard of care expected of directors.
To recognize what constitutes a self-dealing transaction under California law.
To identify who can approve self-dealing and who has the standing to sue for damages.
To recognize whether the organization is a private foundation or public charity.
To identify the elements of a self-dealing transaction under the self-dealing excise tax.
To recognize self-dealing transactions under federal excise tax laws.
To recognize the different tiers of self-dealing taxes and possible corrective actions.
To identify excess benefit transactions and disqualified persons.
To identify the elements needed to establish the rebuttable presumption of reasonableness.
To recognize the possible corrective actions for excess benefit transactions.
To understand the reporting to the Attorney General and Internal Revenue Service.

Recommended For

This IRS-approved CE webinar is recommended for CPA, EA, AFSP, CRTP, MRTP, ORTP, and other tax professionals desiring to upgrade their knowledge over California Nonprofit Law and Federal Excise Taxes.

Who Should Attend?

Accountant
Accounting Firm
Accounting Managers
Bookkeepers & Accountants & Tax Preparers
CPA (Industry)
CPA - Large Firm
CPA - Mid Size Firm
CPA - Small Firm
Entrepreneurial CPA
Maryland Tax Preparers
Oregon Tax Preparers
Tax Accountant (Industry)
Tax Attorney
Tax Director (Industry)
Tax Firm
Tax Managers
Tax Practitioners
Tax Preparer
Tax Professionals
Tax Pros

Course Qualification

Webinar Qualifies For

1 CE Credit for Annual Filing Season Program (AFSP)
1 CE Credit for California Registered Tax Preparers (CRTP) (Approval No. 6273-CE-0896)
1 CPE Credit of Taxes for Certified Public Accountants (CPA-US)
1 CE Credit for Enrolled Agents (EA) (Approval No. GEHNZ-T-00881-22-S)
1 CE Credit for Certified Fiduciary & Investment Risk Specialist (CFIRS)
1 CE Credit for Certified Wealth Strategist (CWS)
1 General Credit for Accountant/Bookeeper
1 CE Credit for Oregon Registered Tax Preparers (ORTP) (Approval No. GEHNZ-T-00881-22-S)
1 CE Credit for Maryland Tax Preparer (MRTP) (Approval No. GEHNZ-T-00881-22-S)

Additional details

Course Level :

Basic
Credits :

1
Instructional Method :

QAS Self Study
Pre-requisites :

None
Advance Preparation :

None

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Presenter

About Presenter

Louis Michelson

Advisor, Louis E Michelson, A Professional Corporation

Mr. Michelson received his B.A. Degree, with general honors from the University of Chicago, his M.S. in Accountancy from DePaul University and his J.D. degree from UCLA School of Law. He has been admitted to practice with the U.S. Tax Court and the United States District Court, Central District of California.

Mr. Michelson is Past Chair of the Nonprofit Organizations Committee of the Business Law Section of the California Lawyers Association. He has served as Chair of the Tax-Exempt Organizations Committee of the Taxation Section of the State Bar of California, as Co-Chair of the Nonprofit Organizations Committee of the Business Law Section of the State Bar of California and as Chair of the Taxation Section of the Los Angeles County Bar Association. In May 2001 he participated in the Los Angeles County/California State Bar delegation to the Internal Revenue Service, Treasury and staff of the Congressional tax committees in Washington D.C. to discuss proposed guidance, as set forth in a co-authored paper, “Getting Connected: Business and Politics of Charities on the Internet.” Together with other attorneys, he assisted in reviewing and suggesting revisions to portions of the California Attorney General’s Guide to Charities. Mr. Michelson is a lecturer at UCLA Extension on tax issues for nonprofit organizations. He is also Adjunct Professor at David Nazarian College of Business and Economics California State University Northridge for a class on income taxation of trusts and estates. He has lectured for business and professional organizations and written articles on various federal and California tax topics. He is a member of the American, California, and Los Angeles County Bar Associations.

About Company

Louis E Michelson, A Professional Corporation

lemtax.com/

Louis E. Michelson focuses his practice on income tax planning, charitable giving and other federal, state and local taxation issues for individuals, corporations and tax-exempt organizations.

Mr. Michelson advises public charities, private foundations, religious and educational organizations, and other nonprofit organizations on issues of formation, management, joint ventures, planned giving and board governance. He also has extensive experience with income tax planning for business transactions and estate planning.

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