63 - The Tribal Tax Credit: What Every Advisor Needs to Know Before Recommending It
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63 - The Tribal Tax Credit: What Every Advisor Needs to Know Before Recommending It
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In this episode, Dr. Jackie Meyer interviews Chad Koebnick, VP of Specialized Tax Services at Nepsis, about the innovative Tribal Tax Credit. They discuss the mechanics of the credit, its origins, and the skepticism surrounding it. Chad explains the due diligence required for tax professionals and taxpayers, the process of claiming the credits, and common misconceptions. The conversation also touches on the future of tax advisory services and best practices for tax professionals in navigating this new landscape.
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-koebnick-tax/
https://nepsis.com/
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Jackie's LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackiemeyercpa
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Takeaways:
- The Tribal Tax Credit is a federal income tax credit available to all U.S. taxpayers.
- The credit has a five-year carryover period if not fully consumed in the first year.
- Taxpayers purchase the credits rather than investing in a project.
- There is an insurance policy available to mitigate risks associated with the credits.
- The IRS has faced challenges in processing electronically filed returns related to the credits.
- Due diligence is crucial for tax professionals considering the strategy.
- The private letter ruling is expected to provide clarity on the credit's legitimacy.
- Tax advisory is becoming increasingly important in the CPA profession.
- Embracing technology can enhance the effectiveness of tax advisory services.
- Tax professionals should focus on being assets to their clients rather than mere accessories.
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