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Is it a Business or Not-Dealing with the IRS Hobby Loss Exam
NASBA 2.0 for CPAs and IRS 2.0 for EAs
Faculty: Eric L. Green
Live Webinar | Wed, Apr 26, 2017 | 120 minutes
Time: 1:00 pm ET | 12:00 pm CT | 11:00 am MT | 10:00 am PT
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How to Protect Your Client's Business from Being Deemed a Hobby

Once a business has had a loss or a string of losses, the IRS begins to question the underlying operation itself, in an attempt to restrict the taxpayer from taking the losses for tax purposes.

Join this Live Webinar by expert speaker Eric L. Green where he will discuss the hobby loss rules and how practitioners can best help their clients defend their enterprise from being deemed a hobby.

Eric will provide a walk-through of the exam process and share what is special about a hobby loss exam, and how to prepare the client and the case for reaching the best outcome. This presentation will cover not only the IRS rules but what taxpayers and practitioners need to do to properly prepare for handling the IRS exam.

Session Highlights

  • What makes an enterprise a business instead of a hobby
  • Factors that the IRS uses to determine if the taxpayer is running a business or involved in a hobby
  • What a tax preparer should consider when preparing a tax return where the hobby loss rules might come into play
  • How should a client prepare for a hobby-loss exam by the IRS
  • What the clients need to do to make sure they meet the IRS test for qualifying as a business

NASBA & IRS Category of Study: Taxes

Level: Basic to Intermediate

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Use DK20 to get $20 off. For bulk orders, please call 1-800-223-8720

Looking forward to your participation.

Regards,
George Uribe

Disclaimer: The content herein does not represent any association between IRS and Eli Financial LLC. IRS neither endorses any product of Eli Financial LLC nor warrants accuracy of the content hereto.
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Is it a Business or Not-Dealing with the IRS Hobby Loss Exam
NASBA 2.0 for CPAs and IRS 2.0 for EAs
Faculty: Eric L. Green
Live Webinar | Wed, Apr 26, 2017 | 120 minutes
Time: 1:00 pm ET | 12:00 pm CT | 11:00 am MT | 10:00 am PT
   Read More   
How to Protect Your Client's Business from Being Deemed a Hobby

Once a business has had a loss or a string of losses, the IRS begins to question the underlying operation itself, in an attempt to restrict the taxpayer from taking the losses for tax purposes.

Join this Live Webinar by expert speaker Eric L. Green where he will discuss the hobby loss rules and how practitioners can best help their clients defend their enterprise from being deemed a hobby.

Eric will provide a walk-through of the exam process and share what is special about a hobby loss exam, and how to prepare the client and the case for reaching the best outcome. This presentation will cover not only the IRS rules but what taxpayers and practitioners need to do to properly prepare for handling the IRS exam.

Session Highlights

  • What makes an enterprise a business instead of a hobby
  • Factors that the IRS uses to determine if the taxpayer is running a business or involved in a hobby
  • What a tax preparer should consider when preparing a tax return where the hobby loss rules might come into play
  • How should a client prepare for a hobby-loss exam by the IRS
  • What the clients need to do to make sure they meet the IRS test for qualifying as a business

NASBA & IRS Category of Study: Taxes

Level: Basic to Intermediate

   Register Now   
Use DK20 to get $20 off. For bulk orders, please call 1-800-223-8720

Looking forward to your participation.

Regards,
George Uribe

Disclaimer: The content herein does not represent any association between IRS and Eli Financial LLC. IRS neither endorses any product of Eli Financial LLC nor warrants accuracy of the content hereto.
Reference No.: EMLCDB0C

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s it a Business or Not-Dealing with the IRS Hobby Loss Exam
NASBA 2.0 for CPAs and IRS 2.0 for EAs
Faculty: Eric L. Green
Live Webinar | Wed, Apr 26, 2017 | 120 minutes
Time: 1:00 pm ET | 12:00 pm CT | 11:00 am MT | 10:00 am PT
   Read More   
How to Protect Your Client's Business from Being Deemed a Hobby

Once a business has had a loss or a string of losses, the IRS begins to question the underlying operation itself, in an attempt to restrict the taxpayer from taking the losses for tax purposes.

Join this Live Webinar by expert speaker Eric L. Green where he will discuss the hobby loss rules and how practitioners can best help their clients defend their enterprise from being deemed a hobby.

Eric will provide a walk-through of the exam process and share what is special about a hobby loss exam, and how to prepare the client and the case for reaching the best outcome. This presentation will cover not only the IRS rules but what taxpayers and practitioners need to do to properly prepare for handling the IRS exam.

Session Highlights

  • What makes an enterprise a business instead of a hobby
  • Factors that the IRS uses to determine if the taxpayer is running a business or involved in a hobby
  • What a tax preparer should consider when preparing a tax return where the hobby loss rules might come into play
  • How should a client prepare for a hobby-loss exam by the IRS
  • What the clients need to do to make sure they meet the IRS test for qualifying as a business

NASBA & IRS Category of Study: Taxes

Level: Basic to Intermediate

   Register Now   
Use DK20 to get $20 off. For bulk orders, please call 1-800-223-8720

Looking forward to your participation.

Regards,
George Uribe

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
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Eric Green - if it's the same one who teaches at the NE IRS Representation conference every November at Foxwoods - is just fabulous.  Knows his stuff cold and makes it accessible and useful to the practitioner.

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