Journal of Passthrough Entities

Journal of Passthrough Entities is now available on the iPad!

There's no substitute for experience when it comes to analyzing complex tax and business transactions and structures. With CCH's Journal of Passthrough Entities readers get that seasoned, sophisticated guidance they need to take on today's challenging business entity issues.

With each information-packed issue, subscribers receive unparalled expert analysis, proven strategies and practical insight. And, unlike other journals devoted to a single business entity, the CCH Journal of Passthrough Entities focuses on issues affecting all forms of passthrough entities—partnerships, S corporations, and LLCs—so readers can dissect all the issues, compare and contrast alternatives, advantages and disadvantages, and make the best planning decisions.

Key Features:

-Easy-to-read full-text articles
-Content storage for offline reading
-Quick browsing capability via Quick View
-Convenient notification of new issues
-Free previews of upcoming issues

The Editor-in-Chief of the CCH Journal of Passthrough Entities is Charles R. Levun, partner in the firm Levun, Goodman & Cohen, and chair of the Partnership Committee of the American Bar Association's Section of Taxation. Michael J. Cohen, also a partner in Levun, Goodman & Cohen, is Associate Editor-in-Chief of the Journal.

Each issue includes columns on a variety of topics written by the top tax professionals in the country. The breadth of column topics means that each issue provides a wealth of information on the many facets of passthrough entities. Moreover, each column is written by practitioners who have comprehensive knowledge of their column topic. Regular columns include:

Acquisitions, Dispositions & Structuring Techniques
Choice of Entity
ESOPs
Estate & Succession Planning
International Tax Issues
Like-Kind Exchanges
Passthrough Finance Techniques
Private Equity and Hedge Fund
Real Estate & Passthrough Planning
REITs
S Corporations
State Law/State Taxation
Tax Accounting
Tax Controversy
Tax Credit Transactions
Tax Procedures/Ethics
Tax Tips
Recent Developments