Course Description: Knowing if and when to file an Offer in Compromise (433A and 433F) is an important next step in trying to get the IRS or other tax agencies to accept a reduction in tax owed. Any payment plan could then be based on that reduced amount. This session will help you understand if, when and how to do this yourself...or select an expert who can help you do it or do it for you.

Session Type: Webinar

Audience: Individuals and Pro Associates

Topic: Offer in Compromise

Start Time: 10:00 AM CT

If you run a business and pay employees, you will deal with payroll taxes. Filing required reports and paying Social Security, Medicare and income taxes withheld from employee wages or due from the entity are absolute requirements. If you owe payroll taxes, you need to get it resolved. The strategies and tactics required to deal with these unpaid taxes are more complicated than income tax. Attend this session to get a better understanding of how to deal with these taxes and/or select an expert to help you.

Session Type: Webinar

Audience: Business Owners and Pro Associates

Topic: Payroll Tax

Start time: 10:00 AM CT

Failure to file and pay Social Security, Medicare and income tax withholding from employee wages is an absolute requirement. If you owe payroll taxes, you need to get it resolved. The strategies and tactics required to deal with these unpaid taxes are more complicated than income tax. Attend this session to ask all your questions about getting the taxes resolved and avoiding civil and criminal fines and penalties.

Session Type: Virtual Open Office

Audience: Business Owners and Pro Associates

Topic: Payroll Tax

Session Name (Subtopic): Open Office: Q&A Reduce, Remove, Resolve Payroll Tax

Start time: 10:00 AM CT

If you run a business, you will most likely incur business income tax liability based on the net income from the business. If your business is organized as a C corporation, the business is required to file an 1120 tax return and pay the required taxes filed on the tax return. Attend this session to learn how to deal with past tax liability owed; and learn ways to minimize future tax liability.

Session Type: Webinar

Audience: Business Owners and Pro Associates

Topic: Business Income Tax

Start Time: 12:00 PM CT

If your business is organized as a C corporation, the business is required to file an 1120 tax return and pay the required taxes filed on the tax return. Attend this session to learn how to deal with past tax liability owed; and learn ways to minimize future tax liability. Attend this Open Office session to ask any and all questions related to business income taxes.

Session Type: Virtual Open Office

Audience: Business Owners and Pro Associates

Topic: Business Income Tax

Start Time: 12:00 PM CT

Depending on facts and circumstances, you may be able to put your tax debt account in a non-collectible status (CNC). This means the IRS and/or state tax agencies will leave you alone until you can afford to may payments on this debt. CNC is a tricky and challenging tactic to be used in the right circumstances. Learn when to use it and how to use it in this session.

Session Type: Virtual Open Office

Audience: Taxpayers and Pro Associates

Topic: Currently Not Collectible

Start Time: 3:00 PM CT

The IRS has four different types of installment agreements: guaranteed, streamlined, partial payment, and non-streamlined. Attend this session to pick the one that is best for you. And save thousands of dollars by doing it yourself.

Session Type: Virtual Open Office

Audience: Taxpayers and Pro Associates

Topic: Installment Agreements

Start Time: 3:00 PM CT

The IRS has four different types of installment agreements: guaranteed, streamlined, partial payment, and non-streamlined. Attend this session to pick the one that is best for you. And save thousands of dollars by doing it yourself.

Session Type: Virtual Open Office

Audience: Taxpayers and Pro Associates

Topic: Installment Agreements

Start Time: 10:00 PM CT

An IRS levy permits the legal seizure of your property to satisfy a tax debt. It can garnish wages, take money in your bank or other financial account, seize and sell your vehicle(s), real estate and other personal property. While a lien can be characterized by the IRS providing formal, recorded notice to the taxpayer, a levy can be characterized by action against the taxpayer. In the form of a Notice of Intent to Levy, the IRS tells the taxpayer that they intend to seize property in the near future. Knowing the difference between these different tactics to take your property is important to creating a plan to prevent it. Attend this session to learn what to do and what not to do when facing a lien, levy, garnishment or asset seizure.

Session Type: Virtual Open Office

Audience: Taxpayers and Pro Associates

Topic: IRS Collection Methods

Start Time: 3:00 PM CT

The IRS and other state tax agencies have a limited number of years to collect on your tax liability once it has been calculated and assessed. Make sure you are aware of this Collection Statute Expiration Date (CSED) to see if time will help you legally avoid paying your tax debt.

Session Type: Webinar

Audience: Taxpayers and Pro Associates

Topic: Statute of Limitations

Start Time: 6:00 PM CT

The IRS and other state tax agencies have a limited number of years to collect on your tax liability once it has been calculated and assessed. Make sure you are aware of this Collection Statute Expiration Date (CSED) to see if time will help you legally avoid paying your tax debt.

Session Type: Webinar

Audience: Taxpayers and Pro Associates

Topic: Statute of Limitations

Start Time: 7:00 PM CT

Eliminating (abating) tax penalties is easier than eliminating interest, so it's often best to focus on that. Taxpayers are entitled to a one-time, no questions asked, penalty abatement, but there is a time and place to NOT use that. Attend this session to learn the tips and tricks on this and learn to do this one yourself. There is often no need to hire an expert to do this one for you and you can get prepared by attending this session.

Session Type: Virtual Open Office

Audience: Taxpayers and Pro Associates

Topic: Interest and Penalties

Start Time: 8:00 PM CT

An IRS levy permits the legal seizure of your property to satisfy a tax debt. It can garnish wages, take money in your bank or other financial account, seize and sell your vehicle(s), real estate and other personal property. While a lien can be characterized by the IRS providing formal, recorded notice to the taxpayer, a levy can be characterized by action against the taxpayer. In the form of a Notice of Intent to Levy, the IRS tells the taxpayer that they intend to seize property in the near future. Knowing the difference between these different tactics to take your property is important to creating a plan to prevent it. Attend this session to learn what to do and what not to do when facing a lien, levy, garnishment or asset seizure.

Session Type: Virtual Open Office

Audience: Taxpayers and Pro Associates

Topic: IRS Collection Methods

Start Time: 10:00 PM CT

Course Description: Understanding the different strategies and tactics that can be employed and utilized to remove, reduce and resolve individual income tax is the first step required to either do-it-yourself or hire an expert to do it for you. If you decide to do it yourself, you need to get prepared to do it. If you decide to hire an expert to do it for you, you need to make sure you understand how to select the best one for your situation. This session will help you do all this.

Session Type: Virtual Open Office

Audience: Taxpayers and Pro Associates

Topic: Strategy

Start Time: 12:00 PM CT