Introduction to Your Hosts & Break Into Tax (Season 1 Intro)

- The series is intended for anyone learning about tax, anywhere in the world. We come at the issues from the perspective of tax law professors with both domestic and cross-border interests.

Contents of this video:
00:00 - Introduction
01:14 - About Us
04:19 - About "Break Into Tax"

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[db]

Glad I found this channel, I work in tax but don’t have a law degree. The more videos the better on reading the statutes (especially really long ones!) and court cases and applying to fact patterns would be awesome! Thanks!

[salmanhashmi]

Thank you for starting this channel. I wanted to learn about Tax law but could not find a good resource to start. This is an excellent resource.

[db]

Hi! Thank you for the videos! Please do more on analyzing statutes and cases and applying to fact patterns. Also basic concepts of corporate and shareholder transactions, corporate m&a and partner/partnership transactions. Thank you!!

[MsVincygyal]

Found you via the Indiana Law Annotated. Looking forward to learning more about taxes via this channel. IU JD '01.

[alimahmoud]

Congratulations for the distinguished and brilliant ideas. I am from Egypt and I have worked in different Arab countries, I worked in taxation fields for almost 20 years. I really appreciate your initiative for many reasons: First, the development of taxation in the last 20 years is not taught in almost all middle east countries. Second, the only source of information is by applying what we asked to do from international organization without addressing the consequences. Finally, Of course as developing country, you get the right to express your point of view but how can you express your views without having enough education or knowledge to express your position correctly. Because all of I have mentioned, I really appreciate your initiative and I will make sure that all of my colleagues join the channel

[db]

Also some videos on transactions between corporations and shareholders as well as partners and partnerships would be awesome

[steveb]

Can you help? Regarding capital gains/losses pertaining only to equities. If I have a long term capital loss of $20, 000 in year 1 and no long term or short term capital gains in year 1 I can utilize $3, 000 of the losses to offset ordinary income. That leaves a carry-over of $17, 000. If I had a long-term capital gain in year 2 of $17, 000, could I utilize the full $17, 000 capital loss carry-over from year 1? Or, am I limited to $3, 000? If I am limited to $3, 000 capital loss annually, does that apply until the $17, 000 is exhausted or is there a limited # of carry-over years?
I get multiple answers. Thanks for your help. Steve