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IRS Representation Series - Tips And Tricks For The 433s

Tips and Tricks for the 433s Needed to Secure an Offer in Compromise.

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BeginnerUpdated Jan 21, 2025
IRS Representation Series - Tips And Tricks For The 433s

What You'll Learn

check_circleRecognize how to use Collection Information forms, National Standards, and how to support your claims
check_circleIdentify ways tax practitioners can learn to expand their practice base to include representation
check_circleDifferentiate which forms to use to provide client's financial information and status to IRS
check_circleRecognize what to include with 455 Forms when sending to the IRS
check_circleIdentify the best way to reduce a client's tax debt
check_circleDescribe the earliest instance in which you may submit an offer
check_circleIdentify how a client should use the money first, when they owe IRS back taxes (Form 1040) for a period of 5 tax years, if a client only has limited funds
check_circleRecognize which category doesn't have a national standards
check_circleDifferentiate which strategies will not help us stop the IRS from taking further aggressive collections actions
check_circleIdentify where you can find the procedural rules IRS employees must follow to collect taxes
check_circleDescribe the best strategy when working an offer case
check_circleRecognize which taxes must be paid for your client to be in compliance
check_circleIdentify the best way to use a taxpayers limited funds
check_circleDifferentiate IRS collections-related forms 433
check_circleDescribe the current version of the offer in compromise process
check_circleRecognize which expenses are covered in the "Housing and Utility Standards"
check_circleDescribe which expenses the Transportation Standards cover

About This Course

Course participants learn more about the 433 Series Collection Information forms and the national standards that govern them. The course also addresses client expense planning to ensure the best deal possible.

This course will cover the following topics:

-Compliance -Which Form? -National Standards -433F -433A -433B -Gathering Documentation -Timing & Strategy

Field of Study: Taxes IRS Field of Study: Federal Tax

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Lambers Inc.
Lambers Inc.
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Lambers, Inc. is a leader in review courses for the EA, AFSP, and CPA exams. Lambers also offers IRS Continuing Education for Tax Preparers and CPE for CPAs. Accounting and finance professionals around the world incorporate Lambers products into their training programs.

Eva Rosenberg
Eva Rosenberg

EA, CTC, CTRS (the Internet’s TaxMama®)

Eva Rosenberg, EA, CTC, CTRS (the Internet’s TaxMama®) has a BA in Accounting and an MBA in International Business. Eva developed the EA Review course for UCLA over 20 years ago and has been teaching her own comprehensive EA course online for 15 years. Eva is a member of the IRS’ Los Angeles Stakeholder Practitioner Liaison team, and is the award-winning author of two best-selling books, Small Business Taxes Made Easy, published by McGraw-Hill and Deduct Everything! from Humanix Publishing. Eva was also a columnist for Dow Jones’ www.MartketWatch.com for nearly 15 years.

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