24WC-0028: Tax Collection Defense (Webinar)
If you have questions about this event, please call us at 952-831-2707.
Tuesday, April 23, 2024
10:00am - 5:30pm Central Time
8 CPE (8 technical)
Tax collection issues can be as simple as responding to a bill or as complicated as a bankruptcy reorganization. To represent a client in a tax collection matter, a CPA should have a fundamental understanding of tax collection laws and practices. It is critical to understand the available options for resolving tax collection cases and the procedures available for reaching those resolutions. This course will analyze applicable laws, procedures and potential resolutions, including the law of tax liens and levies and procedures available for resolving a tax collection matter. We will cover alternative resolutions, including installment agreements, offers in compromise and bankruptcy in detail. The virtues of the collection due process procedures will be discussed in detail.
Major subjects
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Assessment and attachment rules--tax assessment procedures and attachment of the assessment lien to property, including community property
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Tax liens--perfection and priority rules in general and for specific assets and relief from liens
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Tax levies and seizures--taxpayer rights and defenses; third party rights
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Dealing with the collection officers and representatives
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Collection appeals and resolutions
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Judicial actions: collection due process (CDP), injunctions and IRS suits
Learning objective(s)
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Understand the law of tax liens and levies, including attachment to property, perfection and priority over competing interests
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Identify the available procedures, including collection due process (CDP), other collection appeals and lien relief alternatives
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Determine and compare the options for resolving collection issues, including installment agreement and offer in compromise rules and discharging and resolving taxes in bankruptcy
Who should take this program?
CPAs, attorneys and enrolled agents
Fees
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$399.00
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$299.00
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 Standard Nonmember Fee |
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