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Annual Tax Update


Length: 8 Hours
CPE Credits: 8

 Program Description:

 This ACPEN course will include a panel of national tax practitioners and experts reviewing the latest federal tax acts enacted during 2010, affecting individuals, corporations and other business entities. This year’s update promises to be very important because of the unsettled situation in Congress, with mid-term elections scheduled for 2010, the enormous deficit and newly proposed programs requiring additional funding, a slowly rebounding economy from the unprecedented economic crisis of the last two years, along and fallout from the financial bailouts and stimulus programs. The panel will focus on providing practical advice useful to practitioners during the upcoming tax season, beginning in January 2011, as well as December 2010 year-end planning. In addition, the panel will explain the latest IRS initiatives under the new administration, new regulations, revenue rulings and court decisions that impact the way you advise your clients. The panel will review the tax law changes that have expiration and phase out dates and the affect that the changes will have on clients. In addition, Social Security Reforms and Tax Code simplification are, as always, on the stated agenda of the newly organized Congress. Our experts will focus on the most important tax developments that will be in place by December, 2010. We can't tell you now what the changes will be but we can guarantee the best information anywhere ... Read More

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