25th YEAR OF CONFERENCE!
Advanced IRS Practice & Procedure Seminars.
Our 25th Year of providing the best there is for Advanced Practice and Procedure Education,
Updates and Networking for Practitioners who take themselves seriously.
24 Hours Of Hard Hitting CPE.
How to Use the
Internal Revenue Manual
Practice before the IRS
Enrolled Agents (EAs), certified public accountants (CPAs), and attorneys are unrestricted as to:
- the taxpayers they can represent,
- the tax matters they can handle, and
- the IRS offices before which they can practice.
Practice before the IRS includes all matters connected with a presentation to the IRS on behalf of the taxpayer. Examples include preparing and filing documents, communicating with the IRS, and representing clients at hearings.
Enrolled Agents, certified public accountants, and attorneys are authorized to receive and inspect confidential tax information and to perform any and all acts that a taxpayer can perform with respect to the tax matters described on a power of attorney.
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Not for the faint of heart! The curriculum is designed for the advanced practitioner. No review. No getting up to speed. The curriculum is designed each year to build on what you have already achieved. The curriculum updates, expands and sharpens your skills in these important areas:
- Increasing your understanding of the Internal Revenue Code and Regulations
- Helping you recognize decided court cases that increase your effectiveness with examination and collection appeals
- Giving you direction in finding sections of the Internal Revenue Manual that increase your understanding of IRS operations
- Providing you with tips and strategies that increase your effectiveness in taxpayer representation