Recorded webcast

Partnership compliance: Getting ready for tax year 2023

Factors to consider for the upcoming filing season

January 24, 2024
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Federal tax Private equity Real estate Professional services

Event overview

Prior to beginning preparations for tax year 2023, what important factors should you keep in mind to best prepare for a successful filing season? Amid regulatory changes, intricate reporting requirements for foreign investors, revision of Form 8308, and heightened documentation demands, the preparation checklist seems longer and less manageable than ever before. Leveraging partnership tax compliance technology to address these key considerations and requirements can help mitigate risk and provide you with the automation necessary to meet stringent deadlines.

The repercussions for incorrectly planning for tax year 2023 could be significant, especially due to the recent IRS announcement that the agency will target partnerships through artificial intelligence. Join our panel of partnership tax advisors for guidance on key considerations to best prepare for a smooth 2023 tax filing season.

Partnerships are facing a multitude of challenges this tax season, including new reporting requirements, increased information demands and heightened IRS enforcement. Key considerations for the tax year 2023 encompass utilizing estimates, documenting allocations, special considerations for lower-tier partnerships, and the impact of recent developments and updated forms. To prepare adequately, access our on-demand webcast recording, accompanying checklist and relevant insights.


Presenters
  • John M. Ihne Jr.
    Partner
    RSM US LLP

    John brings nearly 15 years of experience to RSM leading the Tax Data and Process consulting team in RSM’s Tax Digital Services capability. He helps clients modernize and de-risk their tax functions.

    John M. Ihne Jr.
    Partner
    RSM US LLP

    John brings nearly 15 years of experience to RSM leading the Tax Data and Process consulting team in RSM’s Tax Digital Services capability. He helps clients modernize and de-risk their tax functions.

  • Jason Lunte
    Partner
    Jason Lunte
    Partner
  • Nick Passini
    Partner
    RSM US

    Nick Passini is a partner and tax advisor in the Washington National Tax practice of RSM US LLP, specializing in pass-through tax consulting with a focus on partnerships. 

    Nick Passini
    Partner
    RSM US

    Nick Passini is a partner and tax advisor in the Washington National Tax practice of RSM US LLP, specializing in pass-through tax consulting with a focus on partnerships. 

  • Dave Schwartz
    Senior Director
    RSM US
    Dave Schwartz
    Senior Director
    RSM US

Recording and slides

As tax compliance continues to get more complicated, tax returns are understandably taking more time, creating a lot more [timeline] compression, putting upper tier entities into a scramble to file on time.
Jason Lunte, Partner

Modern tax compliance workflow

Tax process transformation animation

Tax data journey–digitally transformed

Tax data journey animation

Featured solution

Partnership tax planning

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