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With more than 30 years of experience, Taxspeaker has been at the forefront in creating innovative CPE courses in person, via mail, and online. Our goal is to ensure each CPE credit earned via Taxspeaker is packed full of valuable information you can use every day. This is true no matter how you choose to receive your courses.

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A fast-changing world requires you to be current on crucial issues that affect your business. Taxspeaker delivers the latest in CPE courses while maintaining the highest levels of quality in our instruction. You can be certain that when you take CPE courses from Taxspeaker, you're getting the best education available in the industry.

IRS Number: 5KBKR-T-00544-18-S

Product Description:

This course provides guidance for the types of employer-employee relationships and analyses tools for determining the difference. It then discusses potential penalties for mis-classification and a discussion of Section 530 penalty relief and the new Voluntary Classification Settlement Program.

Product Details
Credit Hours:	1
Price:	$54.00
Shipping:	Download immediately. Download Table of Contents
Availability:	Available on Jun 2, 2018

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Course Objective

Upon the completion of this course, you will be able to determine the correct tax treatment of employment related labor; Determine when to apply for penalty relief; Determine the proper classification of individuals working for you and assist clients in determining if individuals working for them are employees or independent contractors.

Field of Study

Taxes

Prerequisites

None

Course Level

Basic

NASBA Category

Taxes

Publication Date

**One exam credit is included at no charge with each product purchased. Additional exam credits can be purchased above. Exams can be taken up to 1 year from purchase date.

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