Training Web Casts

Legal, tax and accounting professionals struggle to stay abreast of the ever changing federal and state regulatory and legislative developments. With the impossible schedules that we all keep, devoting time to on going education can be all but impossible if you must also loose travel time.

In your position, you can not afford to not be informed and your organization cannot afford to be exposed to costly penalties and interest.

To assist the business community, IRSCompliance.org has put together a schedule of webcasts that will cover everything form the basics of federal and state regulatory requirements to the complex issues that require specialized knowledge. We will also be covering the latest developments regarding new and proposed legislation that may have a far reaching impact to all U.S. companies that issue source income payments.

You can participate in the webcast from your office and take advantage of these great educational resources without the need for travel and little or no interruption to your busy schedule. Each Web Cast is scheduled for ninety minutes, with audio, video, and slides included in each presentation. Following the video and audio presentation, participants can present their questions to the guest Speakers. Each Web cast is one and a half CPE credit hours. IRSCompliance.org is an approved NASBA sponsor.

1099 Pro Clients are afforded a special discount for all Basic Training Web Casts!

If you are interested in attending any of the web casts listed below, click on them for more detailed information and to register or call 1-877-tax-regs for more information.

Please Note: After registering for a, IRSCompliance.org live web cast, you will receive an order confirmation via email. You will also receive an invitiation email from meetinginvite@mail.netconferencing.com a day prior to the conference. The invitiation email will contain the information that you need to join the live web cast at its scheduled date and time. All web casts require that you have working computer, connected to the Internet, and a working telephone for the audio portion of the presentation.

If your computer fails the browser test or if you are unable to access a live online web casts we can send you copies of the presentation material before the web cast starts so that you may follow along with the audio portion of the web cast.