Divorce often uncovers or creates serious tax issues, yet many tax professionals are unaware of the traps lurking in joint returns, IRS collections, and refund offsets. This CPE provides tax professionals with a practical guide to spotting and mitigating IRS-related risks in divorce and support cases. Learn how to protect your clients and prevent long-term financial damage by understanding how the IRS operates behind the scenes.

In this course, you learn:
Who should attend:
CPAs, EAs, tax professionals and anyone that deals with clients who are going through divorce
2 IRS CE hours
2 CPA CPE Credits
Prerequisites: None
Program Level: Basic
Advanced Preparation: None
Field of Study: Taxes
Location: Virtual
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based

Andrew Bosserman
Tax Attorney | Former IRS Agent
Andrew Bosserman is a former IRS agent turned IRS defense attorney, and he now defends the business owners he once audited. Andrew founded Boss Tax Law to give taxpayers what they rarely get in tax disputes: an advocate who understands both sides of the table, as well as the human side of dealing with the IRS. He’s also a CPA who has prepared hundreds of tax returns and a small business owner who ran a Christmas tree farm. Andrew lives in Charlotte, North Carolina, with his wife and kids.
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