TAX PLANNING STRATEGY DEEP DIVE

Everything You Need to Know About Legal Entity Optimization in 2021 

The entity of a business can have a significant impact on its taxes. Many of your clients may have a less than ideal business structure—which means they are likely overpaying the IRS. We’ll take a deep dive into legal entity optimization so you can better understand how to optimize a client’s tax situation while taking into account current and proposed tax law. 

Friday, September 17 | 12 pm ET

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Dominick Schirripa

Manager of Tax Policy & Research | Corvee

Dominick Schirripa

Manager of Tax Policy & Research | Corvee

How do you know what legal entity is best for each specific client?

The fact is, choosing a legal entity can be complicated.

We’ll discuss the various entity options available and the pros and cons of each.

Register now to learn:

  • Legal entity basics
  • Factors to consider when choosing an entity type
  • How to quickly calculate estimated savings when changing entity types
  • ​How to sell this service to business clients
Dominick Schirripa has extensive knowledge of tax law as a sought-after tax attorney. He specializes in corporate litigation, regulatory compliance and risk management. 
Dominick Schirripa has extensive knowledge of tax law as a sought-after tax attorney. He specializes in corporate litigation, regulatory compliance and risk management. 

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