AICPA Small Business Practitioners Tax Conference co-located with the NEW AICPA Conference on Tax Controversy

This year, the Small Business Tax Practitioners Conference is being co-located with the new conference, AICPA Conference on Tax Controversy.  Both conferences will share general session topics with concurrent sessions covering both small tax and tax controversy topics.

The AICPA Small Business Practitioners Tax Conference offers important information pertinent to the small business arena. There will be no discussion of big business issues and tax theory at this conference. Instead you will gain insights from leading experts on the complex tax issues that directly impact your small-business clients. Plus there will be plenty of networking opportunities. You’ll be able to provide value-added services to your small business clients – services you can implement immediately to help grow your practice. With these benefits, you cannot afford to miss this conference!  Topics include:

• How to Move & Prepare Workflow, Going Paperless & General Practice Strategies
• Retirement Plan Options for Small Businesses
• Social Security Strategies
• Roth and Traditional IRAs
• Tax Resolution of Stolen Identity Issues

The Conference on Tax Controversy digs under the trenches and takes a look at issues related to IRS enforcement and scrutiny, helping you navigate your way through these challenges while you develop defense mechanisms to protect yourself and your clients.  You will also have the opportunity to develop offensive tools by growing your business and building your practice.  Learn best practices, the latest technology and get technical updates.  It will cover:

• Effective Representation in Audits and Collections   
• International Tax Enforcement
• Penalty Relief Considerations
• Marketing Ideas for Developing a Tax Controversy Practice

WHO SHOULD ATTEND
Partners, sole practitioners, senior managers, attorneys, and financial consultants who serve small business clients as well as those CPAs from small to medium firms who specialize in tax, forensic accounting or litigation.