Income Tax school training courses in Dothan, AL (public, in-house or online)

The most complete, most up-to-date tax preparation course available!
For the past 56 years, this highly acclaimed correspondence course has taught thousands of people how to become successful tax professionals �specialists in preparing individual and small business tax returns. Written in an easy, accessible style, this nationally-accredited course guides you through Federal Taxation by way of 20 easy-to-master lesson units, each requiring approximately eight hours of study. A serious studen...

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This course is a basic introduction to federal taxation. The purpose is to familiarize the student with fundamental tax issues and provide the student with a general understanding of the history, laws, and policies of federal taxation.
Topics and Objectives
Income Tax Foundations
Define the objectives of U. S. tax law.
Locate sources for information on U.S. tax law.
Distinguish between instances of tax avoidance and tax evasion.
Compare and contrast Generally Accepted Accou...

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Because taxes affect virtually every financial decision, having timely knowledge of tax laws and issues greatly enhances your effectiveness as a financial professional and broadens your opportunities to do business. This third course emphasizes the fundamentals of individual income taxation, the tax implications of various types of businesses, tax-advantaged investments, employee compensation issues and planning, alternative minimum tax, tax traps, and more. Study topics include:

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Covers topics #44 - #58 of CFP Board’s Job Knowledge Requirements.

Tax planning as an integral part of achieving an individual’s financial goals will be emphasized. Specific knowledge of tax calculation, accounting, and impact of business structures will be stressed.

An in-depth study of federal income taxation, including the concepts of income, identification of the proper taxpayer, deductions, characterization of income, and the timing, deferral and non-recognition of income.