Objective
- Recognize how to craft the appeal protest to best effect the desired findings for your client
- Identify strategies regarding in person, correspondence, or phone conferences with IRS Appeals
- Utilize IRS Appeals, the only level of appeal within the IRS, to avoid costly, contentious, and time-consuming court trials
- Understand how to prepare and submit a Tax Court petition
Highlights
- Preparing a valid Appeals Protest for small case requests when tax, penalties, and interest for each period are $25,000 or less
- Writing and filing a Formal Protest, including required information
- Alternative Dispute Resolution options available to clients
- Negotiation and time limitations
- Preparing and submitting a Tax Court petition to preserve a client’s rights
Designed For
Accounting and Financial Professionals who wish to represent clients with a tax matter in disagreementPrerequisite
Experience in preparing individual and business tax returnsAdvanced Preparation
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