Carried interest legislation update: what's new since 2010

With legislation to change the tax treatment of carried interests still considered a possible candidate for enactment, taxpayers should remain current on their understanding of the legislation and how it could affect their businesses. Please join a panel of advisors from Ernst & Young LLP on Wednesday, 18 April at 1:00 p.m. EDT for a one-hour webcast on this issue.

It's been five years since the first legislative proposals were released, in 2007, and Congress and the White House continue to show interest in reform. The proposals have evolved significantly over this time, and many provisions have changed since the House of Representatives passed legislation in 2010. These changes appear to modify the intended scope and application of the legislation, and could meaningfully affect the consequences of the legislation to taxpayers.

Featured panelists
Robert Crnkovich, Ernst & Young LLP, Partnership Transactional Planning & Economics Group
Glenn Dance, Ernst & Young LLP, Partnership Transactional Planning & Economics Group
Jeff Erickson, Ernst & Young LLP, Partnership Transactional Planning & Economics Group

Moderator
Mike Dell, Ernst & Young LLP, Partnership Transactional Planning & Economics Group