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Every tax practitioner will eventually encounter clients facing IRS liens or levies.
When that happens, your ability to guide them through the complexities of the Internal Revenue Code—and resolve their issue for the lowest amount legally allowable—becomes essential. Without this expertise, clients may seek help elsewhere, putting the relationship at risk.
Why Attend?
During times of financial strain, taxpayers often fall behind on their tax obligations, triggering IRS enforcement actions such as liens or levies. This workshop demystifies how these enforcement tools work, when the IRS uses them, and what practitioners can do to help clients avoid aggressive collection—or secure relief after action is taken.
You’ll learn how to release tax levies, discharge or subordinate tax liens, and understand more complex issues such as nominee liens and transferee liability. Through detailed case studies, we’ll show you real-world strategies to reduce clients’ tax burdens, resolve their issues efficiently, and strengthen your practice.
Learning Objectives
Who Should Attend?
CPAs, Enrolled Agents, Attorneys, Finance Professionals, Financial Planners, and Tax Professionals
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Charles K. Montecino, is a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Tax Resolution Specialist. He has significant experience in helping clients solve their IRS problems, and clients say he does it with patience and, as one client put it, “without making me feel dumb.” In 2008 he received the Top Practitioner Award from the American Society of Tax Problem Solvers. He is also known as “The Tax Problem Solver” because...
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