Explains rules for calculating the taxable income computation, using expenses as deductions regarding taxable income, and how to compute alternative minimum tax.
Explains rules for calculating the taxable income computation, using expenses as deductions regarding taxable income, and how to compute alternative minimum tax. Examines tax considerations with capital gains and losses and examples of exclusions from gross income.
Describes the benefits of gifting and how to treat passive activity tax situations. Explains the advantages of tax credits, how estimated tax is calculated, and considerations for a decedents final tax return.
What You’ll Learn:
After completing this course, students will be able to:
Explain the components associated with computing income tax
Define gross income
Describe gifting techniques used to avoid or minimize income tax
Identify the tax-saving planning options available for your clients
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Weekly assignments that can be completed at a time convenient for the student, and thought provoking lectures. Click course title for description and registration.
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The Office of Finance is also an information resource for businesses and individuals relative to the City's tax and fee collection program.
The Internal Revenue Code offers numerous tax credits for individuals, families and many different types of businesses and industries. Although these credits cover many different situations, they all have the common goal of reducing the taxes otherwise payable by the recipients.
A comprehensive study and application of the Internal Revenue Codes governing individual taxation and income tax returns. In addition to Circular 230 – Practice and Representation before the IRS.
This course contains 16 Chapters; after each chapter, the student will complete online review questions and a Practice Tax Return (PTR). PTR’s are based on the course content that has been covered so far and will have its own set of review questions.
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