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Receiving continuing professional education (CPE) credit requires successful completion of an
assessment test including 5 questions per CPE credit with a score of at least 70%.
All courses listed are intermediate level and no prerequisites are required unless specifically noted.
This self-study course provides two hours of Ethics continuing professional education (CPE) for tax practitioners. Subjects include disciplinary sanctions imposed on tax practitioners by the Office of Professional Responsibility and cases brought against tax practitioners for failing to file federal tax returns or remit funds for payment of taxes, assisting in the understatement of tax, executing tax fraud, asserting frivolous positions, and aiding and abetting another person to practice before the IRS during a period of suspension.
All self-study courses are delivered electronically.
No audio is included with this course.
This course provides two hours Ethics continuing education (CPE). Subject matter includes information about requirements to obtain a preparer tax identification number (PTIN), eligibility for enrollment to practice before the IRS, conduct in representation, violations of regulations, and disciplinary proceedings.
All self-study courses are delivered electronically.
No audio is included with this course.
This course provides 2 hours of Ethics continuing professional education (CPE) to enhance understanding of rules that apply to disclosure and use of client tax return information by a tax return preparer. Subject matter includes allowable disclosure and use, as well as the wording and manner of obtaining mandatory consents from clients to disclose or use their tax return information.
All self-study courses are delivered electronically.
No audio is included with this course.
IRS course #UD2VU-E-00098-20-S
CTEC course #1008-CE-1127
Updated September 2020
IRS course #UD2VU-E-00100-20-S
CTEC course #1008-CE-1129
Updated September 2020
IRS course #UD2VU-E-00099-20-S
CTEC course #1008-CE-1128
Updated September 2020
Is this you? You’ve taken classes about like-kind exchanges and think you know the concepts, but when it comes time to actually enter the transaction into your software you suddenly feel lost. It’s not your fault! To complete like-kind exchange calculations you really only need 6 numbers:
You know where to get all those numbers, right? So why does your software make it so hard?!? And when a client asks about the tax ramifications of doing a like-kind exchange does it take you hours to run all the possible scenarios? In this class, a simple worksheet and a checklist to lead you through the process will solve both of these problems for you, and you will gain a new understanding of the basic concepts, which will allow you to quickly provide your clients with accurate advice about the outcome of their planned exchanges.
All self-study courses are delivered electronically.
IRS course # UD2VU-T-00076-19-S
CTEC course # 1008-CE-1104
Updated October 2019
Have you ever had a client who was not depreciating their rental property? Or one who was depreciating the land as well as the building? The Form 3115 is the way you must make corrections in these types of situations. Many preparers had their first exposure to Form 3115 when they filed one for a client who was affected by the new personal property regs issued in 2014. Most of those taxpayers were able to file a "Short Form 3115", but in other situations where filing a Form 3115 is beneficial to a client, you must complete the entire 8-page form. We'll dissect this complex form line-by-line and determine what all that incomprehensible language means. More importantly, you’ll get some valuable templates and learn some amazing shortcuts that will help you complete this 8-page form in just minutes.
All self-study courses are delivered electronically.
No audio is included with this course.
IRS course # UD2VU-T-00072-19-S
CTEC course # 1008-CE-1100
Updated October 2019
Business income qualifies for the QBI deduction, but what about the sale of business assets? Does that income qualify for the QBI deduction? You need to fully understand the Form 4797 to determine which income qualifies for this valuable new tax benefit.
IRS: UD2VU-T-00077-19-S
CTEC: 1008-CE-1105
Updated December 2019
These self-study seminars have been designed to meet the requirements for Federal Tax Law continuing education hours for EAs, CRTPs, and CPAs. We have entered into an agreement with the Office of the Director of Practice, Internal Revenue Service, to meet the requirements of 31 Code of Federal Regulations, Section 10.6(g), covering maintenance of attendance records, retention of program outlines, qualifications of instructors and length of class hours. This agreement does not constitute an endorsement by the Director of Practice as to the quality of the program or its contribution to the professional competence of the enrolled individual.
These self-study seminars have been designed to meet the requirements for Federal Tax Law for the California Tax Education Council. This does not constitute endorsement by the CTEC as to the quality of the course or its contribution to the professional competence of the preparer.
For more information regarding administrative policies such as complaints or refunds, contact Brass Tax at (858) 487-2553.