The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 - Post OBBBA Self-Study Webinar
Overview
The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 features a number of important provisions that continue to affect your company’s taxes, as well as those of your clients. This substantial legislation also addresses stock repurchase options, as well as climate change incentives. In this self-study webinar, prominent tax professionals will discuss the Act, and explain its various tax provisions, including:
- 15% Minimum Tax on Large Corporations
- Additional Funding for the IRS
- Clean New Vehicles Credit
- Extension of the Limitation on Net Business Losses for Individuals
...and more
This course qualifies for IRS Continuing Education Credit.
Objective
To give CPAs, tax and other financial professionals a detailed overview of the tax provisions included in the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022, which has made a tremendous impact on the taxes of their companies, as well as those of their clients.
DETAILED LEARNING OBJECTIVES
• Identify potential withholding tax benefits of multinational ownership structures
• Recognize tax considerations that may influence the ownership structure of foreign subsidiaries
• Identify the effect of legislative rescissions on IRS enforcement funding
• Identify the corporate alternative minimum tax rate applied to adjusted financial statement income
• Recognize entities excluded from the corporate alternative minimum tax
• Identify adjustments used to calculate adjusted financial statement income
• Identify the excise tax rate imposed on certain corporate stock repurchases
• Recognize exceptions to the stock repurchase excise tax
• Identify the maximum annual research credit that may be applied against payroll taxes
• Determine whether a business meets the gross receipts requirements for the research credit payroll tax election
• Identify clean energy credits subject to prevailing wage and apprenticeship requirements
• Identify the maximum clean vehicle credit and its applicable acquisition deadline
• Identify the construction deadline for qualifying carbon capture projects under Section 45Q
• Identify the former base credit amount and expiration date for the sustainable aviation fuel credit under Section 40B
• Identify the termination date for the residential clean energy credit under Section 25D
Emphasis
- 15% Minimum Tax on Large Corporations
– Adjusted Financial Statement Income (AFSI) - 1% Excise Tax on Stock Repurchases
– Covered corporation
– Redemptions
– Specific affiliate
– Foreign corporations
– Exclusions - Additional Funding for IRS Enforcement
- Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (EEHIC)
- Credits Related to New and Used Vehicles
- Extension of the Limitation on Net Business Losses for Individuals
- Modification to the Payroll Tax R&D Credit
- ACA Subsidies Extended
- Home and Building Credits
– New Energy Efficient Homes
– Commercial Buildings Section 45L and 179D
– Low Income Housing Credits - Climate Change Tax Incentives
– Prevailing Wage and Apprenticeship Requirements (PWAR)
– Energy community bonus credit
– Domestic Content Requirement (DCR)
– Clean Electricity Production Tax Credit (PTC)
– Extension and Modification of the Energy Credit (ITC)
– Low income solar/wind credit
– Carbon oxide sequestration credit
– Alternate fuels/biofuels
– Sustainable aviation fuel
– Clean hydrogen credits
Speakers
Bill Briggs, Tax Partner, Stephano Slack LLC
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