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Thursday, Nov. 12: The Biggest Tax Screw-Ups! with Eric Green

Learn from Cases I Screwed Up So You Won’t Have To!

Thursday, Nov. 12
2 pm ET / 11 am PT
2 hours, 2 CPE, 2 IRS CE
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Program:

The top pilots not only have thousands of flying hours under their belts; they also study things like accident reports so they can learn from other pilot’s mistakes.

This workshop provides a rare sneak peek into the tax resolution cases – those that went wrong – of one of the top tax attorneys in the U.S. You’ll gain valuable insights from his mistakes so you can apply his lessons to your current client’s situations. Plus, you’ll be entertained along the way!

Learning Objectives:

Understand how the payroll liability and trust fund assessment process works
Identify critical issues when seeking penalty abatement
Explain how the Reasonable Collection Potential formula works
Describe when innocent spouse relief from a joint liability is available and how to seek it

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There’s never been a better time to get into doing this work, and there is a shortage of CPAs who can do this work really well.

As an introduction, here are six tax resolution services that are money-makers for firms with CPAs and EAs that can deliver results to taxpayers with these problems.

Eric Green

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Eric L. Green is a practicing tax attorney, author, speaker, and coach.

He founded Tax Rep LLC, which runs the popular tax representation practice-growth training and coaching program Tax Rep Network.

As the primary instructor and coach at Tax Rep Network, he has helped hundreds of accountants start and grow successful tax representation practices.

Eric is a partner and founder of Green & Sklarz law firm in New Haven, Conn., where he focuses on taxpayer representation before the IRS, Department of Justice Tax Division, and state revenue departments. Before becoming an attorney, Eric was a senior tax consultant for national and international accounting firms, including KPMG and Deloitte & Touche.

Eric developed a national reputation by building a remarkable record of negotiating favorable settlements in thousands of civil cases against government agencies and has also been able to convince government agents and attorneys to forgo criminal charges and civilly resolve many cases.

Eric is a Fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel, an organization in which membership is an honor reserved for those at the top of their chosen profession. The College’s members, called “Fellows,” are recognized for their extraordinary accomplishments, professional achievements, and dedication to improving the practice of tax law. Fellows must be nominated by their peers for this honor.

Eric is a frequent lecturer at American Bar Association Tax Section conferences, accounting conferences, and state Enrolled Agent conferences. He served as adjunct faculty at the University of Connecticut School of Law, teaching law students to handle taxpayer representation matters in the low-income taxpayer clinic. He is often quoted in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, CreditCard.com, and Consumer Reports Financial News.

Eric is the author of The Accountant’s Guide to IRS Collection, the Accountant’s Guide to Resolving Tax Debts, a contributing author of Advocating for Low-Income Taxpayers: A Clinical Studies Casebook, and was interviewed for the book Stop Hiding from the IRS: The Insider’s Guide to Solving Your Tax Debts Once and For All.

He received his Bachelor of Business Administration degree in Accounting with a minor in International Business from Hofstra University and is an honors graduate of the New England School of Law. He also earned a Master of Laws in Taxation from Boston University School of Law.

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