Avoid Tax Issues in Settling Litigation
Know the rules and reporting requirements
and Canadian Caucus of AAJ
- What is taxable and what is not
- Exclusion for physical injuries
- How checks should be issued
- Tax reporting issues—the dreaded Form 1099
- Which attorneys’ fees can be deducted
- Structured settlements and Qualified Settlement Funds
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Summary
Know the tax implications before you settle your case. Robert Wood, one of the top tax lawyers in America, will cover the key tax issues that should be addressed in settlement discussions and agreements, including the tax treatment of legal fees, the exclusion for physical injuries and more.
He will also discuss tax implications of employment cases, structured settlements and Qualified Settlement Funds, when capital gain tax treatment is possible, and IRS Form 1099 reporting requirements for defendants and lawyers. He will share his extensive knowledge and experience advising litigants, lawyers and settlement funds on tax planning and tax controversies arising out of settlements and judgments.
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