Maximizing U.S. Tax Benefits on Domestic Production Activities
A two-day technical planning and compliance course with live instruction on how to claim tax benefits for U.S. manufacturing, production and service activities

• Learn how the new Domestic Production benefits reduce the U.S. tax cost by 3% for companies and individuals in 2005 and 2006

• Find out what constitutes manufacturing or production activities in the United States

• Acquire the latest strategies for allocating costs and maximizing qualified production activity income (QPAI)

• Understand the new definitions under Sec. 199 for determining domestic production gross receipts (DPGR) and domestic production property (DPP)

• Discover planning techniques to avoid the wage and income limitations on the amount of the DP deduction

• Find out how construction and related service companies can duplicate Sec.199 benefits

• Learn how the DP deduction applies to pass-through entities, including S corporations, partnerships, co-operatives

• Update your knowledge of the latest IRS compliance requirements, including Notice 2005-14 and Forms

Up to 15 CPE / 12.5 CLE Course Credits Available