Fiduciary Taxation Part 2: Fiduciary Accounting & Simple Trusts 25-26

Overview

In part 2 of this four-part series, we’ll focus on the concept of fiduciary accounting and its relationship to fiduciary taxation. It also addresses the identification of a “simple trust” for purposes of taxation. Problem examples will cover both the calculation of fiduciary accounting and the taxation of simple trusts through the use of an Excel spreadsheet that translates to a completed Form 1041. Be sure to register for all courses in this series: Fiduciary Taxation Part 1: Introduction to Form 1041 Fiduciary Taxation Part 2: Fiduciary Accounting & Simple Trusts Fiduciary Taxation Part 3: Complex Trusts & Charitable Deduction Fiduciary Taxation Part 4: Miscellaneous Topics & AMT

Highlights

• Review the Basic Concept of Fiduciary Duty
• Review the Basic Concept of Fiduciary Accounting
• Use of a Diagram to Distinguish Income and Principal
• Calculating Fiduciary Accounting Income
• Requirements of a Simple Trust
• Problem Example Spreadsheets Reflecting Fiduciary Accounting and Taxation of Simple Trusts as well as how Depreciation is Handled by a Fiduciary Entity
• Problem Examples Reflecting a Completed Form 1041 using Spreadsheet Calculations for Fiduciary Accounting and Taxation of Simple Trusts

Prerequisites

Fiduciary Taxation Part 1: Introduction to Form 1041

Designed For

Tax practitioners, accountants and financial professionals.

Objectives

• Determine the importance of understanding fiduciary accounting and the special issues with simple trusts
• Recognize the authority for determining fiduciary accounting
• Identify "Income" and "Principal" and the tax treatment of simple trusts

Preparation

None

Notice

This course is provided by a third-party vendor. Please note that login instructions will not be available in the ‘My Upcoming CPE’ section of the NESCPA website. Instead, the login instructions will be sent directly to you via email by CalCPA (calcpa@calcpa.org). Upon completing the course, your hours will be recorded in the ‘My CPE Tracker’ section of the NESCPA website.