Golan Christie Taglia partner Brian T. Whitlock outlines the U.S. Tax Court’s recent ruling in Soroban Capital Partners LP, which subjected the earnings of limited partners in a hedge fund to self-employment tax under the Self-Employed Contributions Act. Brian’s article, “Soboran and the SECA Calculus on Flow-Thru Entities,” is the latest installment of his “Untaxingly Yours” column in TAXES – The Tax Magazine.

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Brian T. Whitlock’s experience encompasses wealth transfer strategies for high-net-worth individuals, business succession planning and the meticulous handling of trust, estate and exempt organization administration and tax compliance. He also contributes his knowledge as an adjunct faculty member at the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law.

Golan Christie Taglia, with 30 years of dedicated service, has consistently delivered successful outcomes while prioritizing top-tier quality and personalized attention for clients. With a diverse clientele that includes entrepreneurial ventures, high-net-worth individuals, middle-market businesses and nonprofit organizations, GCT stands as a strong and trustworthy firm for its clients.