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| The TLI 2007 Federal Bar Program© is designed to deliver instruction using conventional textbooks supplemented by online tax law materials, online audio text, exams and additional materials. The instruction is focused on materials and subjects that the Clerk of the U.S. Tax Court requires individuals to know in order to pass the 2008 U.S. Tax Court Non-Attorney's Examination. |
| It is a time-effective and organized way to prepare for the U.S. Tax Court examination, the successful completion of which will allow a non-lawyer to appear on behalf of individuals, businesses, estates and trusts before the United States Tax Court. The program is specifically designed for anyone who wishes to pass the 2008 U.S. Tax Court Non-Attorney's Examination, administered once, every other year, at the U.S. Tax Court in Washington, D.C. |
| For More Information From the IRS See: Qualifying Continuing Professional Education for Enrolled Agents |
 Although a law school graduate who passes a State bar exam is automatically eligible to be admitted to the bar of the U.S. Tax Court, the non-lawyer who enrolls in TLI's electronic 2007 Federal Bar Program enjoys tax training through studies of the Internal Revenue Code ("the Code") and its regulations - well beyond what is taught in most law schools. The non-lawyer will also learn the rules of the U.S. Tax Court which are dissimilar to federal and state rules of court practices. For the J.D. graduate who has not yet passed a State bar exam, successful completion of the TLI 2007 Federal Bar Program prepares him/her to pass the 2008 U.S. Tax Court Non-Attorney's Examination, which would then allow appearance before the U.S. Tax Court in all fifty states. Read more details at the 2007 Federal Bar Program Home Page. |
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International Tax Law |
| The TLI International Tax Program is a practice and procedure course of study that examines the relationship between international taxation planning and compliance for U.S. multinational enterprise taxpayers whose transactions will be examined by the IRS. |
| The focus of the program is on the pertinent IRS procedures relating to international taxpayers and issues the IRS has addressed over the years when dealing with domestic tax matters. International tax matters are, however, often considerably more complex than domestic matters, therefore, the first eight weeks of the 28-week program are devoted to a review of basic federal tax principles. |
| No previous tax training is required but participants must be prepared to devote considerable time to the study of this discipline. Instruction will be offered online in early summer 2007. |
Paralegal Tax Studies |
| The Tax Law Institute's Online Paralegal Tax Training Programs are unlike any other paralegal training programs now being offered in the United States. They are designed to meet the demand for persons who can assist tax law practitioners in highly specialized areas of their practice. |
| The goal is to provide a reliable resource of skilled paralegal personnel who train specifically to understand the nuances and legal principles underlying such critical areas of practice as estate planning and wealth preservation, IRS practice and procedure, tax fraud defense, civil penalties negotiation, and tax court litigation. Instruction will be offered online in early summer 2007. |
2007 Federal Bar Program