What is IRS Collections? How much tax resolution work is there to do? What does the tax resolution process look like?
What is the “secret” federal tax lien? How do I resolve tax debt cases? What is CNC? What are the different types of IRS Installment Agreements?
If you’ve had zero prior exposure to IRS Collections representation, then these are likely the types of questions you may be asking yourself. This video, recorded as a live CPE webinar on June 22, 2017, provides a very high level overview of tax debt resolution processes.
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Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm4Bwsc0MpE
Note: Video replays of webinars are not eligible for CE/CPE/CLE credit. Information was accurate as of the date of recording, but since tax laws, regulations, policies, and procedures are constantly changing, please refer to the most recent available guidance for updated information.
Unedited Transcript
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Good afternoon, everybody. This is Jassen Bowman, and welcome to this presentation of an overview of IRS collections or representation.
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Before we get started, I want to let you know, certificates of completion, I’ll get those done over the weekend as well as the IRS reporting. To in to receive your CPE credit, you must answer all three polling questions.
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This is usually an issue for the IA’s because you’re not necessarily used to doing this on some of the IRS webinars and whatnot. But now Zarba has stricter requirements than the IRS does for sea completion. So you’ve got to answer the following questions. The handouts of the the slides for today’s presentation are available in the reminder link that were sent to you by go to webinar. They are also available in the handouts, pain of the go to webinar control panel. If you can’t find it, just click on View, then handouts and then you can download it.
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