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PICPA: Getting an “F” When Buying an S Corp. Makes the Grade

PICPA: Getting an “F” When Buying an S Corp. Makes the Grade

Michael Tighe
Managing Director
Meredith Thornton
Tax Manager
Howard Braithwaite
Principal

When approaching an S corporation for acquisition, there are unique tax issues to deal with regarding the target’s status. Fortunately, buyers are armed with a tax-free reorganization pursuant to Section 368(a) (1)(F) of the Internal Revenue Code (IRC), also known as the F Reorg.

In their latest article for the Pennsylvania CPA Journal,  Michael Tighe,  Meredith Thornton and Howard Braithwaite discuss how, when an F reorg is combined with a limited liability company (LLC) conversion, the issue of S corporation status becomes a nonfactor, allowing buyers and sellers to focus on other aspects of the acquisition.

Read the article here.

About The Author(s)

Michael Tighe
Managing Director
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Mike is a Managing Director in GTM's  lead practice based out of the firm's corporate headquarters in Wayne, PA. His broad range of experience providing...
Meredith Thornton
Tax Manager
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Meredith is a Tax Manager in GTM’s lead tax practice. Her focus is on corporate tax provision and compliance for large multinational clients. She joined...
Howard Braithwaite
Principal
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Howard is a Principal at GTM based in the firm’s Philadelphia Metro office. His primary focus is on federal and U.S. international income tax matters....

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