Broaden crucial skill-sets with specialization series in Tax Representation
Learn key aspects of Tax Representation
Continuing Education approved courses for Multiple Qualifications
On-Demand Courses
Individual Certificates for each Module
Courses authored by Subject Matter Experts
Shareable Certificate on LinkedIn
Tax resolution is one of the essential services that a tax professional should consider mastering. A skilled tax representative can build a successful practice by helping various aspects of taxation. Master tax audits, deferred tax, payroll tax, and tax benefits with key tools to handle IRS representation areas effectively.
Handle all areas of IRS representations
Methods of reducing penalties and interest on assessed tax balances
Managing an appeal when collections and audits fails
Getting a quick refund when you have a net operating loss
Third-party sources the IRS might use to initiate an audit
All tax professionals, licensed and unlicensed, who would like to build practice and handle all areas of IRS representation
Professional Staff or Managers of CPA firms, law firms and EA firms who are starting or have less than 5 years experience in Tax Resolution or Representation.
Firm leaders who want to build tax resolution practice.
Module Name
Duration
2 Hours
Lambers, Inc.
2 Hours
Lambers, Inc.
2 Hours
Lambers, Inc.
3 Hours
Lambers, Inc.
3 Hours
Lambers, Inc.
2 Hours
Lambers, Inc.
2 Hours
Lambers, Inc.
2 Hours
Lambers, Inc.
2 Hours
Lambers, Inc.
2 Hours
Lambers, Inc.
The certificate course will give you the tools to handle all these IRS representation areas, effectively: audit, collections, levy release and appeals. Specific directions and tips are provided to succeed at audits or to prevail in appeals, to prepare and present an Offer in Compromise with the lowest legally acceptable balance due, to put collections actions on hold, to get levies released and how to appeal collections decisions when they are not in your clients’ favor. You will also learn how to fix failed audits and collections cases started by the client – or other tax professionals who couldn’t help your clients.
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