Tax Resolution Specialist

Tax Resolution is "white-hot", and is booming as a service.

For instance, in the last couple of years we've seen hundreds of thousands of businesses close for good due the economic devastation caused by the Pandemic, and with all the deferred payroll taxes that the CARES Act permitted employers and employees to pay next year or the year after - there will be millions more taxpayers in trouble.

Add to that the confusion over the deductions (or not) related the Payroll Protection Plan loans and the unemployed people who got that $600 (or so) windfall - but didn't take any IRS or state withholding - there will be a flood of taxpayers needing your help.

Grow your accounting business with our "Tax Resolution Specialist" certification program. With it, you can demonstrate your competency and increase your or your firm's earning power.

About The Tax Resolution Specialist Certification:

There has never been a better time than now to introduce tax resolution into your practice! Consider the following:

• There are over 13 million taxpayers already in the IRS' Collection Division
• There are an estimated additional 10 million non-filers annually
• It's estimated than nearly 50 million taxpayers in total need help resolving their IRS problems
• The IRS has recently announced plans to increase collection enforcement

This course consists of 10 parts and is designed to provide a solid foundation for tax practitioners to handle all areas of IRS representation. This program will make it possible for CPA firms, law firms, and EA firms to keep the representation in-house, instead of continuing to farm out the lucrative cases to other tax professionals - and potentially lose the client long-term.

This training program will give you the tools to handle all these IRS representation areas effectively: Audit, Collections, Levy Release, and Appeals.

Specific guidance and tips are provided to succeed at audits - or to prevail in appeals; to prepare and present an Offer in Compromise with the lowest legally acceptable balance due; to put collections actions on hold, to get levies released - and how to appeal collections decisions when they are not in your clients' favor.