Partnerships

The Treasury and IRS plan to withdraw regulations that labeled basis-shifting transactions among partnerships and related parties as "transactions of interest."

As the IRS scrutinizes large partnerships, they have new ways to report and correct errors in their returns.

There's financial outlay and risk, but the rewards of investing in a well-run, growth-minded advisory firm can be huge.

An updated, funded buy-sell agreement can allow a surviving partner to maintain sole control of the business if one of the owners or partners were to die prematurely or become disabled.

The Internal Revenue Service is ramping up its scrutiny of large partnerships, leveraging increased funding under the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022.

The Internal Revenue Service is setting up a new unit to target the use of basis shifting between related parties as a way for partnerships to avoid paying taxes.

The service reported on its increased enforcement efforts on Friday, including collecting over half a billion dollars from millionaires who didn't pay their taxes.

How partnerships — particularly those between financial advisors and CPAs — can benefit firms and clients in a time of hypercompetition in the wealth management industry.

Juliet Weissman of New York City's Cornell Tech campus discusses the role of higher education and partnerships in luring startups and their workforces.

Aggregators, private equity firms and family offices are all investing in RIAs. Know the key differences between them.