Many taxpayers face significant challenges when they fail to file tax returns for one or more years. Non-filers are at risk of severe consequences, including monetary penalties, criminal charges, and the IRS filing substitute returns on their behalf, often leading to exaggerated tax liabilities. This webinar addresses these critical issues and guides professionals on how to effectively represent non-filers and navigate the complexities of IRS procedures.
This webinar, led by Tax attorney Adam Fayne, provides comprehensive strategies for representing non-filers. It covers the essential steps to advise clients on filing delinquent returns, mitigating penalties, and reducing exposure to criminal prosecution. Participants will learn how to leverage IRS policies to their advantage, including the six-year filing rule and methods for handling substitute returns filed by the IRS.
Webinar Objectives
Comprehensive Understanding: Develop a clear strategy for advising clients on how to approach unfiled tax returns, including the timing and process of filing.
Reasonable Cause Statements: Learn how to prepare and file compelling reasonable cause statements alongside unfiled returns to help avoid penalties and ensure compliance with IRS standards.
Penalty Abatement Techniques: Master techniques to request penalty abatements for unfiled and late returns, reducing financial burdens on your clients.
Audit and Collection Strategies: Discover best practices for addressing unfiled returns during IRS audits and collections, minimizing adverse outcomes.
Navigating Criminal Investigations: Gain crucial knowledge on how to handle situations where unfiled returns have escalated to criminal investigations, protecting your clients from severe legal consequences.
By the end of this session, you will be well-prepared to guide your clients through the complexities of resolving unfiled tax returns, ensuring they avoid unnecessary penalties and legal risks.
Webinar Agenda
Introduction to Nonfiler Representation
Critical Considerations for Non-filers
Best Practices for Filing Delinquent Returns
Handling IRS Substitute for Returns (SFR)
Penalties and Criminal Exposure
Conclusion and Q&A Session
Webinar Highlights
Who Should Attend
Accountants, tax preparers, CFOs, financial compliance professionals, and lawyers
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