Assisting your taxpayer who has petitioned Tax Court Pro Se

This webinar is part of our half and half month of Representation. We are running our September/October Representation webinar series half in September and half in October to not conflict with the filing deadlines.

While still reeling in processing delays at the IRS due to the pandemic, there are an unprecedented increase in the number of erroneous 90-day Notice of Deficiency Letters. Despite timely replying to the client's CP2000, when the IRS can't process the response in time, the IRS must issue the SNOD.

How can a tax pro help protect their client's rights? The timely filing of a Tax Court petition protects the taxpayer's rights and allows another venue to present their case.

While you must be an attorney or Tax Court practitioner to represent a taxpayer in the Tax Court, you can represent them during negotiations with IRS counsel.

2 IRS CE/2 NASBA CPE*

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*Self-Study recording not available for NASBA CPE credit.