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“Pass-throughs vs. Corporations: Tax Trade-offs for Family Enterprises”

 

For family enterprises, few decisions are more consequential than choosing the right business entity. That choice drives tax reporting, cash flow, and long-term flexibility. Join EY’s Tony Nitti and Damien Martin for a practical analysis of the tax considerations of pass-throughs versus corporations through a family enterprise lens.

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  • Key tax differences between business entity types
  • Five factors to consider when evaluating choice of entity
  • Planning for a sale or succession event
  • How recent tax legislation impacts the choice-of-entity analysis

 

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The EY approach to working with family enterprises is anchored in the EY Family Enterprise DNA Model. This model supports both the personal and business performance agendas of family enterprise leaders by pinpointing four key areas of focus to achieve their ambitions: family, values, business and assets. We combine our understanding of these focus areas with decades of experience working with the world’s most entrepreneurial families to create a framework for guided conversations on topics that matter most to family enterprise owners.

EY Family Enterprise professionals can support you in identifying and optimizing the drivers that impact family businesses’ growth and longevity, preserve wealth, and culture, and solidify intergenerational legacies. Family Enterprise Business Services | EY - US

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