The first master limited partnership (MLP) was formed by Apache Oil Company in 1981. In 1987 Congress legislated the rules for publicly traded partnerships in Internal Revenue Code Section 7704. MLPs ...

Understanding the tax consequences of the sale of an MLP interest is crucial. A basic understanding of the tax consequences helps to inform tax planning, leading to higher after-tax returns. It can ...

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One of the smaller, but potentially important, trends in the markets in 2018 so far has been several Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs) converting from MLPs to C Corps. In the handful of cases that we ...

MLPs offer tax advantages as they pass profits and losses directly to investors. Investors receive high quarterly cash distributions, aiding in income generation. Buying and selling MLP units is easy ...

A closer look at what midstream spinoffs can bring to the table As oil and gas production has boomed across the U.S., integrated energy companies have realized that there is a fair bit of money to be ...

Every bull market eventually comes to an end. The catalysts pushing profits, dividends and share prices higher ultimately dissipate. Equity valuations become so high that the expectations built into ...

Discover how MLPs differ from LPs in terms of business ownership, public trading, and tax advantages. Learn which structure provides better returns and liability protection.