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Arms Length Transactions Closely Held Businesses

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Transacting With One’s Business – Keep It Arm’s Length

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Don’t Be Unreasonable- Much has been written of late regarding the payment by a business of various personal expenses incurred by its owner or certain key employees. The payment of an owner’s personal expenses appears to...more

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Related Party Transactions Converting Gain Into Ordinary Income – Be Careful Out There

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To avoid the manipulation of tax consequences to which transactions between certain related taxpayers may be susceptible, the IRS and the Courts generally require that such transactions be closely scrutinized to ensure that...more

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Transfer Of Funds between Related Entities – Indebtedness Or Something Else?

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A closely held business may come to our firm for any number of reasons. The owners may be selling the business, for example, or they may be thinking about spinning off a division. In some cases, the owners are considering the...more

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Have Your Business Do Onto You As You Would Have Your Business Do Onto Others (*)

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Relationships are Hard- The well-being of a closely held business is based, in no small part, upon a number of relationships, including, for example, its dealings with customers, suppliers, service providers, employees,...more

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