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2020 National Tax Security Awareness Week: Get an Identity Protection Pin. Learn what an Identity Protection Pin is, how to obtain one and much more.

2020 National Tax Security Awareness Week: How to Protect Your Accounts Using Multi-Factor Authentication. Learn about tips for strong passwords, passwords managers, options for multi-factor authentication and much more.

This webinar will give an overview of IRS tools and resources available for small businesses, explore online learning, and much more.

This webinar will provide an overview of Online Accounts and give a preview of the Tax Pro Account.

This webinar will cover the definition of tips, employee obligations to report tips, tip agreements and how they work and much more.

This webinar will provide an overview of payroll certification for the tip industry. Covered topics include identification of the agreement, understanding the reporting requirements and the authority under which the Employer-Computed Tip Reporting Process applies, and much more.

This webinar will help you understand the Foreign Account Tax Compliant Act (“FATCA”) Responsible Officer (“RO”) certification requirements, differentiate between a Certification of Preexisting Accounts (“COPA”) and a Periodic Certification and much more.

In this presentation, you’ll learn who can use Form 1023-EZ to apply for tax exemption, and how to submit an error-free form.

This webinar will list the general withholding requirements under FIRPTA, identify the basic transactions subject to FIRPTA and much more.

This presentation explains everything you need to know to successfully furnish Form 1099-G electronically. It also answers questions you might have about the process.

This webinar will provide tips for choosing a tax preparer, explain the types of paid preparers, describe how to use the IRS Directory of Federal Tax Return Preparers and much more.

This video explains how to complete a Form W-9.

The National Taxpayer Advocate addresses the Taxpayer Bill of Rights to the PCA contractors to ensure taxpayer rights are protected during the collection process.

This webinar will give an overview of the revised Form 5471 - Information Return of U.S. Persons With Respect to Certain Foreign Corporations.

This webinar will cover what it means to ?practice before the IRS? and the regulations governing such practice (Circular 230), your due diligence obligations under Circular 230 and other key Circular 230 provisions, and best practices for all tax professionals with respect to clients and the tax administration system.

This webinar will review the tax law relating to the sale of partnership interest tax issues, gain insight to common issues encountered during the sale of partnership interest, and much more.

This webinar will summarize the fundamentals of the qualified business income deduction, identify formulas and limitations required for overthreshold taxpayers to compute the deduction and much more.

This webinar will provide an Overview of Opportunity Zones, discuss the Tax Benefits for Investors, explain the Investor Reporting of Elections and much more.

This webinar will describe the common treaty provision that apply to non-resident alien individuals, explain the eligibility requirements to claim common treaty benefits, and much more.

This webinar will discuss year-end reporting obligations for those with Tip Agreements. Topics will include required annual reports, tips on improving year-end reporting for Form 14439, and much more.

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This webinar will explain the basic U.S. tax residency rules, identify common types and tax treatment of income earned by foreign students nd scholars, and much more.

This webinar defines what is a Qualified Opportunity Zone, discusses the tax benefits of investing in a Qualified Opportunity Fund, and covers the requirements of becoming an Opportunity Fund.

This webinar provides an overview and answers the questions: What is virtual currency? How do virtual currency transactions work? What is the blockchain? ...and more.

The IRS issued a new Form W-4 in 2020. The new design is simple, accurate and gives employees privacy while minimizing the burden on employers and the payroll process. And, although employees don't have to give employers an updated Form W-4, they should be encouraged to update their Form W-4. In this video about the new Form W-4, you will learn: 1. What’s new about the Form W-4, 2. Where to find instructions, 3. Where to estimate withholding.

This webinar will help you understand new options for submitting third-party authorization forms and signatures electronically, review the step-by-step process for successfully uploading forms, and much more.

What is Form W-9? Why does a payer need to obtain them? What happens if a vendor refuses to provide one?

In this presentation we’ll cover: 1. What is a lock-in letter, 2. When the lock-in rate stops, 3. What’ll happen if you don’t lock-in the withholding rate.

This presentation addresses the following topics: Workers who aren’t considered employees (such as independent contractors or statutory nonemployees); Workers who are considered employees (for example, statutory employees or common law employees); The special circumstances that exist for government entities, such as Section 218 and how it applies to your determination of whether you have an employee; How you can obtain help determining whether you have an employee by filing Form SS-8 with the IRS; and The voluntary classification settlement program and how it can help you.