As soon as the tax season is in the books, the continuing education education, or CE credit, renewal process. Federal law requires all tax preparers to go through training before they can assist taxpayers during the next tax season. One of the easiest (and most fun!) ways to get the continuing tax education credits is by attending an industry event this summer.
Latino Tax Pro (LTP) and the National Association of Tax Professionals (NATP) host annual in-person continuing education courses where you can get the latest tax law updates. Besides the federal tax law training, these events give you the chance to build business relationships and check on the latest technology in the tax industry.
Latino Tax Pro has something to offer to everyone:
Register early to take advantage of the ticket and accommodation discounts. The price of tickets tends to increase as the dates approach. It’s best to keep an eye on the official Latino Tax Fest website for any price changes.
NATP believes that “Excellence is Practice.” The organization is also focused on ethics, collaboration, relationships, and support through education. NATP provides the resources, connections, and knowledge you need for successful tax preparation and satisfied customers.
Taxposium has four different passes. Take some time to research and decide which pass best fits your needs. If you want significant savings on passes, consider becoming an NATP member.
The IRS Tax Forum is a “must-attend” for all tax professionals looking to learn and earn from the authority in the tax industry. Over the past two years, the the tax forum has been virtual so that everyone can join from the comfort of their homes. The IRS Tax Forum is open over the course of five weeks. It starts mid-July and webinars take place on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
If you decide to register, please remember that there are many interesting IRS and sponsor webinars to attend – but you don’t have to attend them all!
Check the IRS Tax Forum schedule first and make a list of seminars you are interested in a week before the event starts. It is also helpful to research and create a list of software and program partners that you’d like to engage with at the Exhibit Hall. Moreover, make sure your calendar is clear from any commitments that might interrupt your webinars.
These summer events are your opportunity for continuing education, tax law updates, networking, and a chance to travel to some fun cities. Remember to research your options first and set clear expectations of what and how you want to learn, partnerships you want to establish, the pricing, and any available discounts.
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