Tax law, cybersecurity key topics at the 2018 IRS Nationwide Tax Forums
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2018 IRS Nationwide Tax Forums – English
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2018 IRS Nationwide Tax Forums – English
IR-2018-106, April 26, 2018
IR-2018-106, April 26, 2018
WASHINGTON — With recent tax law changes and continued cybersecurity threats facing the tax community, the Internal Revenue Service today encouraged tax professionals to sign up for this summer’s Nationwide Tax Forums to get the latest information and developments.
WASHINGTON — With recent tax law changes and continued cybersecurity threats facing the tax community, the Internal Revenue Service today encouraged tax professionals to sign up for this summer’s Nationwide Tax Forums to get the latest information and developments.
Each of the five IRS Nationwide Tax Forums is a three-day event with more than 40 seminars and workshops. These focus on a wide variety of federal and state tax issues presented by experts from the IRS and partner organizations. Tax professionals can earn up to 18 continuing education credits.
Each of the five IRS Nationwide Tax Forums is a three-day event with more than 40 seminars and workshops. These focus on a wide variety of federal and state tax issues presented by experts from the IRS and partner organizations. Tax professionals can earn up to 18 continuing education credits.
This year’s agenda includes several seminars on the recently enacted tax law changes. Attendees will also have several opportunities to learn about the risks posed by cybercriminals and how to create an effective security plan to protect their clients and themselves against identity theft.
This year’s agenda includes several seminars on the recently enacted tax law changes. Attendees will also have several opportunities to learn about the risks posed by cybercriminals and how to create an effective security plan to protect their clients and themselves against identity theft.
The IRS Nationwide Tax Forums are designed specifically for tax professionals — enrolled agents, certified public accountants, certified financial planners and Annual Filing Season Program participants as well as uncredentialled tax professionals.
The IRS Nationwide Tax Forums are designed specifically for tax professionals — enrolled agents, certified public accountants, certified financial planners and Annual Filing Season Program participants as well as uncredentialled tax professionals.
The five Forums this year take place in Atlanta, National Harbor, Md. (outside of Washington, D.C.), San Diego, Chicago and Orlando.
The five Forums this year take place in Atlanta, National Harbor, Md. (outside of Washington, D.C.), San Diego, Chicago and Orlando.
Tax professionals who pre-register by June 15 will receive an early bird rate of $235 per person. The standard rate of $255 is available starting June 16 and ends two weeks prior to the start of each Forum. Attendees registering on-site or after the deadlines below will pay $370.
Tax professionals who pre-register by June 15 will receive an early bird rate of $235 per person. The standard rate of $255 is available starting June 16 and ends two weeks prior to the start of each Forum. Attendees registering on-site or after the deadlines below will pay $370.
Several national associations form key parts of the annual Nationwide Tax Forums. Members of the participating associations listed below qualify for a discount of $10 off the early bird rate, but only if they register by June 15. Participating association members should contact their association directly for more information:
Several national associations form key parts of the annual Nationwide Tax Forums. Members of the participating associations listed below qualify for a discount of $10 off the early bird rate, but only if they register by June 15. Participating association members should contact their association directly for more information:
The IRS Nationwide Tax Forums offer tax professionals with unresolved client cases the opportunity to meet face-to-face with IRS representatives in the IRS Case Resolution Program. Since 2011, case resolution staff have worked over 5,000 cases with a resolution rate of more than 97 percent. A Forum attendee must bring a valid power of attorney for any case he or she wishes to work with the IRS. Tax businesses should bring only one client case per Forum.
The IRS Nationwide Tax Forums offer tax professionals with unresolved client cases the opportunity to meet face-to-face with IRS representatives in the IRS Case Resolution Program. Since 2011, case resolution staff have worked over 5,000 cases with a resolution rate of more than 97 percent. A Forum attendee must bring a valid power of attorney for any case he or she wishes to work with the IRS. Tax businesses should bring only one client case per Forum.
In addition, the Forums also feature a two-day expo with tax and financial businesses offering products, services and expertise designed with the tax professional in mind. In addition, IRS experts will be on hand in the exhibit hall to answer questions on a variety of IRS programs and services.
In addition, the Forums also feature a two-day expo with tax and financial businesses offering products, services and expertise designed with the tax professional in mind. In addition, IRS experts will be on hand in the exhibit hall to answer questions on a variety of IRS programs and services.
In a survey of 2017 attendees, the Forums received an overall 96 percent satisfaction rating. This is the 28th year the IRS has hosted these Forums to help educate and interact with the tax professional community.
In a survey of 2017 attendees, the Forums received an overall 96 percent satisfaction rating. This is the 28th year the IRS has hosted these Forums to help educate and interact with the tax professional community.
For more information, or to register online, visit www.irstaxforum.com.
For more information, or to register online, visit www.irstaxforum.com.
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