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In the past, it was difficult to get into tax resolution. You pretty much had to be an expert on the intimidatingly thick IRS manual. However, now that tax resolution services are growing in popularity, there are tons of resources available that make breaking into the business easier than ever. Tax resolution includes many services and goes by different names (IRS representation, tax relief, tax problem recovery, tax resolution, tax controversy) but in summary, tax resolution is a service in which you help a client resolve their open debt with the IRS in a way that minimizes the debt as much as possible.
The IRS issues over 220 million notices each year to taxpayers. The IRS also asserts millions of dollars of penalties against taxpayers daily. Many of those penalties are abated due to quality representation.If a tax client receives an IRS notice, they expect their tax professional to be able to work effectively with the IRS to identify and resolve their issue. Penalties from the IRS come in all shapes and sizes. There are over a thousand different types of IRS notices – but fortunately, most taxpayers receive many of the same types of notices that require action. This webinar will help you to serve better to your client.
Session 1- HANDLE IRS AUDIT, APPEALS, COLLECTION & LITIGATION (LATEST 2019)
In this webinar, the presenter will provide an overview of the IRS administrative appeal process. The IRS appeals process also can provide a more beneficial and cost-effective means of resolving an adverse audit finding. Because appeals officers must consider the "hazards of litigation" when reviewing a taxpayer's appeal, taxpayers often have a greater chance at achieving a favorable settlement in an IRS appeal due to the appeals officer's mandate to consider the assessment's defensibility in court.
This webinar will give you a walk through of the process from filing a tax return to the IRS audit, IRS Appeals, Collections, and litigation at courts of original jurisdiction. We will also discuss the options taxpayers have at any point in the process with reference to real-life stories from the trenches.
Session 2- HOW TO ANALYZE YOUR CLIENT’S TAX SITUATION COURSE INFORMATION
This webinar will provide you the guideline to solve the majority of tax problem resolutions. Before you directly jump in and start solving cases it's important to have a clear understanding of the client’s tax and financial situation so that you are able to recommend the best resolution. You will know how to access your client’s information from the IRS, and know-how and when to use form 2848 and form 8821.
This webinar will cover the following 4 steps :
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Session 3- IRS AUDIT PROCESS & DEFENSE PRESENTATION
The Internal Revenue Service is increasing the number of individuals that will be selected for an audit this year and into the foreseeable future. IRS audits create anxiety and stress for both taxpayers and practitioners.
When dealing with the IRS, it’s not enough to be technically proficient and up-to-date on tax laws, regulations, rulings, and court decisions. The IRS has had to change its approach to auditing due to budget cuts and retirements. Examinations of individuals, small businesses, and large corporations are more focused on high-risk issues. As a result, tax and financial professionals need to understand the impact of the IRS shift in strategy and be prepared to effectively manage an IRS audit.
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Session 4- THE IRS OFFER IN COMPROMISE PROGRAM
An offer in compromise (OIC) is an application to settle an IRS tax liability for less than the full amount of tax and penalties that are due for a period or periods.
This webinar provides a rapid-fire overview of the Offer in Compromise program for tax professionals representing taxpayers with unpaid federal tax obligations and discusses the pros and cons of the Offer program, And briefly cover IRS rules for processing Offer applications, how the Offer investigation process works, and some helpful tips for writing better Offers.The purpose of the Offer in Compromise Program, types of Offers in Compromise, Offer Qualifications and Financial Analysis, how the IRS processes Offers, and potential outcomes.
This webinar will discuss the IRS’ Offer in Compromise program. We will be covering the program’s objectives and what’s new with the Offer program. We will also briefly discuss the Offer in Compromise Pre-Qualifier Tool. An offer in compromise (OIC) is an application to settle an IRS tax liability for less than the full amount of tax and penalties that are due for a period or periods.
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Session 5- INNOCENT SPOUSE RELIEF
Innocent Spouse Relief is an application (Form 8857) by an “innocent” spouse for relief from the tax liabilities of the other spouse that arise as a result of filing a joint federal income tax return. Innocent spouse relief has been around for a long time, but in 2013 the IRS issued Rev. Proc. 2013-34, an extremely sophisticated and detailed procedure for applying for relief in a variety of circumstances, including circumstances where there has been coercion, intimidation, or abuse.
Many married taxpayers choose to file a joint tax return because of certain benefits this filing status allows them. When filing jointly, both taxpayers are jointly and severally liable for the tax and any additions to tax, interest, or penalties that arise from the joint return even if they later divorce. Joint and several liability mean that each taxpayer is legally responsible for the entire liability. Thus, both spouses on a married filing jointly return are generally held responsible for all the tax due even if one spouse earned all the income or claimed improper deductions or credits. In some cases, however, a spouse can get relief from being jointly and severally liable.
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Session 6- IRS PENALTIES, ABATEMENT'S, AND REASONABLE CAUSE
Save your clients money on IRS penalties! There are many types of penalties the IRS can impose on taxpayers: failure-to-file, failure-to-pay, failure-to-deposit, estimated tax and accuracy-related are some of the most common ones. But the full list includes many more. Join us as we sift through IRS penalty types and explore ways for you to provide excellent representation for your clients with IRS penalty issues.
This webinar will identify the most common, actionable IRS notices, and the solutions available to resolve the tax problems related to the notice. In this webinar, participants will learn about the most common penalties that can be assessed against a taxpayer as well as how to abate them, including First-Time Abatement, Reasonable Cause, and Form 843: Claim for Refund and Request for Abatement. This webinar will explain the many types of notices issued by the IRS, including how to appropriately respond to each, how to properly request abatement of penalties charged, current IRS responses to abatement requests and focus on how to reduce or remove these penalties.
This webinar guides you through what to expect during the IRS penalty process and reveal specific how-to methods using relevant court cases and Internal Revenue Manual (IRM) guidelines.
Major Topics Covered in Session 6 :
This webinar is useful for any proactive, current or prospective, Circular 230 practitioner that understands the IRS is ramping up the "close the tax gap". Tax practitioners who want to protect their existing clients from IRS' predatory collections action and grow their business into this rapidly expanding market.
This webinar will help to the tax practitioners at all levels regardless of tax practice and Business Owners.
Principal, Ayar Law
Venar Ayar is the principal and founder of Ayar Law and focuses his legal practice on IRS and Michigan tax resolution for both businesses and individuals. He has personally handled a multitude of cases including defending tax audits, negotiating favorable settlements for back taxes, setting up tax payment plans, arranging release of tax liens and levies, defending criminal tax fraud cases and advising those with foreign bank accounts who have not complied with reporting requirements. He represents clients with multi-million dollar assets at stake as well as those with only thousands in assets.
Born and raised in metro Detroit, Michigan, Venar returned to open a tax problem resolution practice when he saw the alarming number of taxpayers struggling due to the downturn in the local economy. He saw there were few qualified and ethical Michigan tax resolution lawyers, but an abundance of scam artists who were taking advantage of taxpayers who needed help.
Prior to opening his Michigan practice, Venar was a tax attorney at RJS Law, southern California’s largest tax law firm. Before working there, Venar worked for several years in metro Detroit as a busy and successful solo tax law practitioner.
In addition to years of experience practicing as a Michigan tax attorney, Venar has owned or operated several small businesses, including an accounting and tax preparation business, supermarkets and a hotel. His business background gives him a solid understanding of the challenges facing small businesses today.
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MY-CPE LLC (Sponsor ID# : 6273) has been approved by the California Tax Education Council to offer continuing education courses that count as credit towards the annual “continuing education” requirement imposed by the State of California for CTEC Registered Tax Preparers. A listing of additional requirements to register as a tax preparer may be obtained by contacting CTEC at P.O. Box 2890, Sacramento, CA, 95812-2890, toll-free by phone at (877) 850-2832, or on the Internet at www.ctec.org.
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RS
Dec 9th, 2020
I really enjoyed this class. I’ve been wanting to go into more auditing & OIC’s. He explained these very well. I am less intimidated by them because of this class. This is the best class I’ve taken this year!
RT
Dec 17th, 2020
The webinar reinforced what I have learned and experienced. I also learned better techniques for handling issues when clients receive IRS letters.
JF
Dec 17th, 2020
Loved the real world tips, not just reading the book!
EL
Dec 9th, 2020
YOU'RE THE BEST!
PW
Dec 9th, 2020
Excellent class
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