The Tax Law Institute has been preparing tax professionals to be "admitted to practice, U.S. Tax Court" since 2001.
"We are an approved provider #774 of continuing professional education for Enrolled Agents and Enrolled Retirement Plan Agents. The Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service has extended our status as an approved provider for EAs and ERPAs through June 30, 2012 (Extension of Sponsor Renewal Period Letter, dated October 21, 2011)."
EAs, CPAs and RTRPs may complete any of our IRS Approved Qualifying Continuing Professional Education tutorials in Federal Taxation, Audits & Engagements; Tax Accounting, IRS Practice and Procedures, U.S. International Taxation, Financial Reporting; Pension and Benefits, Tax Research and Planning and Estates and Trusts and earn CPE Credits and CPE Certificate.
We offer Enrolled Agents/CPAs a Certificate in Pretrial Tax Litigation Support as a credential to attract clients and perfect docketed appeals before IRS appeals examiners, before trial in Tax Court. This is a 90-day intensive reading and tutorial program that is conducted one-to-one for several hours each week.
EAs, CPAs and RTRPs are automatically certified as Pretrial Tax Litigation Support Specialist via written examination, at no added cost, when they complete the 2012 U.S. Tax Court Non-Attorney Prep Examination Program. See http://www.taxlawinstitute.com/418823.html.
The next exam is on November 8, 2012 at the U.S. Tax Court Building, Washington DC. This is a half-day exam which tests: Federal Taxation, Federal Rules of Evidence, Legal Ethics, and Tax Court Rules of Practice & Procedure. Enroll now and prepare to be "Admitted to Practice, United States Tax Court". Those who complete these tutorials can be certified as Pretrial Tax Litigation Support Specialist.
We certify Circular 230-qualified practitioners in Forensic Analysis and Investigative Accounting to detect fraudulent financial reporting; to reconstruct income; to find misappropriated assets; and resolve cybercrimes. Further, we present independence rules that affect compilation and review engagements; and also offer a review of professional ethics that affect Enrolled Agents and CPAs.
Beginning in 2011, tax return preparers who prepare all, or substantially all, of a Federal tax return (for compensation) will be subject to new requirements including: registration, testing and continuing education.You must meet these basic registration and testing requirements of the Internal Revenue Service to become an Enrolled Agent beginning January 1, 2011.
Through the Certification in Tax Laws Program, the Teaching Faculty of the Tax Law Institute examines complex tax-related issues pertaining to domestic and foreign business activities, financial instruments and financial transactions that occur in the United States, Canada, Caribbean, Europe, Latin America, Africa and Asia-Pacific, including PR China and Japan as well as those jurisdictions where Shari'ah law prevail, e.g. EasternEurope, East Asia, Africa and Middle East. We offer certifications in tax laws for all regions of the globe.