A client comes to your office with a Notice of Intent to Levy. What should your strategy be? Can you challenge the underlying assessment? How do you deal appropriately with the IRS Collection Service?
This seminar will help you (1) determine a payment arrangement that the IRS will likely accept; (2) assist your client with various payment arrangements, including Offers in Compromise and Installment Agreements; and (3) decide the appropriate appeals procedure if negotiations with the IRS Collections are unsuccessful. For topics click here.
Our panel features experienced tax attorneys, CPAs and representatives from the IRS.
Our new speaker,William S. Crupe, Jr., is a Management & Program Analyst for the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service. He joins our distinguished speaker panel of renowned CPAs, IRS Officials and Attorneys -
Speaker Panel:
Joseph B. Darby III, Shareholder of Greenberg Traurig Law, LLP.; Norman LeBlanc
of Kahn, Litwin, Renza & Co., Ltd; Michael Matuszczak, Settlement Officer of the IRS Appeals Office; Matthew A. Morris of M. Robinson & Co., P.C.; Araceli Rios, CPA, IRS Senior Stakeholder Liaison; Morris N. Robinson of M. Robinson & Co., P.C.
See our website for registration & syllabus. The program qualifies for four (4) hours
of Continuing Professional Education. An Audio File will be available as well.
Registration closes at 3:00 p.m. on Monday, January 24, 2011
CPA's, Lawyers, CFO's Business Owners, and Business Executives are welcome.
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Testimonial from December 9, 2010 Seminar -
"The combined experience [of the Panel] provided a very high-level overview of the technical and practical issues, including a few best practice planning items. The content was also top notch and will be a good resource for clients."- William J. Keane III, CPA, MST
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