Unrelated Business Income Tax

Authored by McGladrey, LLP, under the direction of James P. Sweeney, CPA, MBA, MTAX and William E. Turco, CPA
About this Course

A not-for-profit (NFP) may be liable for federal income taxes if it generates certain types of income from business activities that are unrelated to its tax-exempt purpose or mission. Common examples include sales of merchandise, provision of services to unrelated entities, advertising, leasing of facilities, and certain investment income. This course provides an overview of the tax compliance issues related to unrelated business income taxes (UBIT). You will learn about the various types of activities that may result in UBIT and the common statutory exceptions and exclusions available under federal tax law.

Who will it benefit?
CPAs, financial professionals and NFP board members who need a basic overview of unrelated business income tax.
$ 59.00
AICPA Member Price: $ 49.00
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NASBA Field of Study
Taxes
Level
Basic
CPE Credits
1.5
Prerequisites
None
Delivery Method
QAS Self-Study
Advance Preparation
None
Last Updated
03/20/2017
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