Seminar
Practical Uses of IRS Online Tools and Transcripts
The IRS is moving to a digital first service strategy. For tax pros, this means you will likely be working more with the IRS online. The IRS has been and continues to develop more and more digital tools. However, many taxpayers, and their tax pros, are not aware of the online options when working with the IRS. In this course, discover the many ways taxpayers and tax pros can work with the IRS online using the many tools offered by the IRS. Tax pros will be able to save time by adopting new IRS online features and effectively using IRS transcripts to answer client questions and solve common issues.
Ways to save
At the 40-Credit Pass rate ($22.22 a credit with the bonus), this 2-credit course comes to about $44.44: $97.56 less than buying it on its own.
Or start smaller: the 10-Credit Pass ($275.00) pays for it and leaves you 8 credits for more.
Year-end bonus: up to 5 free credits through Dec 31.
Certain conditions apply: not valid for the Federal Tax Update. Pass terms
What's included
Every registration comes with the course materials — yours to keep.
- Course handout PDF
Course details
- Recommended CPE credit
- 2
- Field of study
- Taxes
- Program level
- Update
- Delivery method
- Group Internet Based
- Prerequisites
- None
- Advance preparation
- None
- Course number
- 26c01311
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Your instructor
Jim Buttonow
Partner · Buttonow CPA
Jim Buttonow, CPA, CITP, has been a leader in helping taxpayers and tax professionals resolve tax problems with the IRS. For 19 years, Jim worked at the IRS in various compliance enforcement positions. Since 2006, Jim has been in private practice and tax and accounting software development. Jim consulting practice focuses on the areas of tax controversy and tax administration. Jim led product development...
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