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There seems to be more news coverage in recent years about Social Security and Medicare solvency as well as numerous suggestions of strategies to get the most out of both programs. Attend this session to hear about current legislation, the basics of the programs and ideas you can use to help your clients make informed decisions.
This program will cover the Circular 230 and AICPA ethics rules that apply to tax practitioners, and how they can help us navigate difficult situations with clients. We will discuss our ethical duties in when we discover a client's non-compliance, how to handle a client who does not want to cooperate with an audit, and how to correct false information provided by the client to the IRS.
This session will provide an update on the current tax legislative landscape in Washington and set the stage for the upcoming November 2022 elections with a view for how those elections could impact tax policy.
Effective managers can make the difference between success and failure in an accounting firm. How do you measure what makes someone a good or a bad tax manager? Join this panel of colleagues to discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of managing staff.
This session will look at the most common International Information Reporting requirements that High Net Worth Individuals encounter.
Changes are a given in the business tax world these days. Join this session to hear the latest and the greatest of what you need to know to stay abreast of the business tax law changes – including legislation that could be coming down the pike, recent administrative rules and Tax Court cases.
A special passive activity loss limitation rule allows so-called real estate professionals (REP) to apply the material participation tests to their rental real estate, potentially moving these rentals out of the per se passive activity designation. As evidenced by a few court cases on this topic each year, this complex provision is often misinterpreted. The new regulations under section 163(j), a TCJA provision that uses a term from section 469(c)(7), added new regulations to Reg. 1.469-9 that clarify the REP definition. This presentation explains the REP rule, traps for the unwary, the significance of recent regulations, and planning and due diligence considerations.
This panel of tax experts will focus on the best and most current tax planning ideas for high-income individuals, including ideas dealing with recently passed or proposed legislation! Get ideas you can use immediately to help your clients minimize taxes!