So Many Changes! What Tax Practitioners Need to Know for the 2018 Filing Season
Co-Sponsored with the Iowa State Bar Association and the Center for Agricultural Law and Taxation
We have a new tax law and everything is changing. But, we still have a filing season to get through before the major sections of the law impact returns. On January 24, from 12:00 to 2:00 pm, we will update tax practitioners with what they need to know to get through the 2018 filing season. We will also provide an overview of key provisions of the new tax law practitioners must know to advise clients as 2018 gets underway.
120 minutes of instruction
Curriculum/Field of Study: Taxation
Level: Basic
Enrolled agents – 2 hours of Tax Law Updates (IRS - RPO Continuing Education) - Program Number: Y7WRM-U-00219-18-O
Tax return preparers – 2 hours of Tax Law Updates (IRS - RPO Continuing Education) - Program Number: Y7WRM-U-00219-18-O
CPAs – 2 hours of CPE – Iowa: The Iowa Accountancy Examining Board does not pre-approve seminars, but it is left to the individual to determine the appropriate course of study. Other states: Consult your state’s accrediting agency/board for its rules on admissibility of this course. It is the responsibility of the attendee to understand and comply with state licensing CPE requirements.
Attorneys – 2 hours of CLE credit, which includes 2 federal credit (pending)
Kristy Maitre, EA, is the tax specialist at ISU’s Center for Agricultural Law & Taxation. Prior to joining CALT, Kristy worked for the Internal Revenue Service for 27 years. Before retiring from the IRS in 2014, Kristy was serving as the IRS Senior Stakeholder Liaison for the State of Iowa. At CALT, Kristy conducts frequent webinars and seminars on a variety of tax topics. She also instructs practitioners through her writings on Tax Place and her free bi-weekly webinar, The Scoop: Hot Issues from the Front Lines.
Kristine Tidgren, JD, is the assistant director of ISU’s Center for Agricultural Law & Taxation. She analyzes and writes about tax and legal developments impacting agriculture. She teaches agricultural law to undergraduate students at ISU and is a frequent speaker on ag and tax law topics. Kristine has written for a number of publications, including the National Income Tax Workbook.
You must register on the ISBA's website at this link: http://www.iowabar.org/events/EventDetails.aspx?id=1052443&group
Questions, contact Christy at cle@iowabar.org or 515-697-7874
Registration Fee: $74