Realize Your Tax Benefits with IRC Section 382

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Presented on:
June 11, 2024 10:00 AM PT
Duration:
1 hour
Location:
Online

When your company has spent years investing in your product, accumulating net operating losses (NOLs) or credits for tax purposes—you want to make sure you can get the tax benefit of those investments, whether negotiating additional value in a deal or being able to offset taxable income or gain.

Join us for our webcast, Realize Your Tax Benefits with IRC Section 382, to explore the basics of limitations that could apply to your net operating losses, credits, and other carryforwards, as well as the importance of staying ahead of these issues to prevent inadvertently losing the tax benefits from these valuable attributes.

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Speakers

Jennifer Menendez, CPA, Managing Director, Moss Adams

Jennifer has practiced public accounting at Moss Adams since 2005. She serves both privately and publicly held companies as well as private-equity firms in several industries. Jennifer has extensive knowledge and experience in tax structuring, modeling, tax due diligence, Section 382, Section 280G and other transaction issues.

Chad Gumm, JD, LLM, Director, Moss Adams

Chad has worked in public accounting since 2001. He specializes in the tax implications of M&A transactions, including tax due diligence, tax structuring, and federal income tax research, writing, and technical analysis. He advises private equity and strategic corporate clients on the applicable federal and state income tax issues and the potential tax benefits and disadvantages of entering into both domestic and cross-border transactions.

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