LIVE STREAM: 2024 Georgia Tax Forum (LS13065)

Wednesday, November 6, 2024 - Thursday, November 7, 2024 / Atlanta, GA

Georgia’s leading taxation event updates you on changing tax legislation and critical issues impacting your clients, including employee retention credits, conservation easements, IRS updates and enforcement, and tax trends. Day one will update the lessons learned in the past year. Day two takes a deeper dive into current tax issues and the updates from day one to prepare you for the coming year.

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Event Status: OPEN

Event ID: #LS13065

CPE: 16.0 credits

Total Price: $479.00

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TOPICS-AT-A-GLANCE

Day 1

Federal Individual Tax Update

Federal Business Tax Update

2024 Estate Planning Update

2023 SALT Update

 

Day 2

Tax Talk with Art

Employee Retention Credits: Separating Fact from Fiction as IRS Disputes Get Underway

2024 Conservation Easements Update

Taxpayer Services 2024 Filing Season Achievements and 2025 Priorities

State Income/Franchise Tax Trends

Vital IRS Updates on Collection Issues Impacting Taxpayers

IRS Enforcement for the Next Decade


MATERIALS
This conference is a paperless conference and all materials will be available electronically as PDFs. Materials will be available for download in advance and participants will receive an email when they are available. For more information about eMaterials, visit ematerials.gscpa.org.

Optional Bonus On Demand Session

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Optional Bonus On-Demand Session: Georgia on My Mind: Guide to the Rules and Regulations of the Georgia State Board of Accountancy (Ethics) ($31) Credits: 1.0 RE

This course serves as a guide to the rules and regulations of the Georgia State Board of Accountancy. This CPE session qualifies for the one-hour of Georgia rules and regulations specific ethics now required for license renewal. The Georgia Society of CPAs is a Georgia State Board of Accountancy-approved provider.

Wednesday, November 6, 2024

8:05am-9:45am
A – Federal Individual Tax Update Credits: 2.0 TT

J P. Garverick, CPA, MT, CFP
The Garvs, LLC THE Tax U , Goodyear, AZ

Review various Federal income tax laws impacting individuals, emphasizing newly enacted tax legislation, court cases and IRS guidance. Topics will be determined based on the latest developments up to the conference date.

10:00am-11:40am
B – Federal Business Tax Update Credits: 2.0 TT

J P. Garverick, CPA, MT, CFP
The Garvs, LLC THE Tax U , Goodyear, AZ

Review various Federal income tax laws impacting businesses, emphasizing newly enacted tax legislation, court cases and IRS guidance. Topics will be determined based on the latest developments up to the conference date.

12:40pm-2:20pm
C – 2024 Estate Planning Update Credits: 2.0 TT

Ritesh G. Patel, J.D., LL.M
Cohen Pollock Merlin Turner, P.C. , Atlanta, GA

Discuss recent case law and developments that impact estate planning this year (and next year) and discuss standard planning techniques implemented by estate planners to address various uncertainties in transfer tax exemptions and meet clients’ goals. Also, proper reporting of such common estate planning techniques will be addressed.

2:30pm-4:10pm
D – 2023 SALT Update Credits: 2.0 TT

Jeff Dorris, CPA
Mauldin & Jenkins CPAs LLC , Atlanta, GA

Examine 2023 updates and overall trends, including income, franchise, sales and use, and property taxes.

Thursday, November 7, 2024

8:05am-9:20am
E – Tax Talk with Art Credits: 1.5 TT

Arthur Auerbach, CPA, CGMA
Arthur Auerbach CPA , Atlanta, GA

Discuss updates from the IRS regarding the processing and new forms for the upcoming filing season. Also, address the difference between extending a filing deadline and postponing, particularly regarding nationwide natural disasters.

9:30am-10:45am
F – Employee Retention Credits: Separating Fact from Fiction as IRS Disputes Get Underway Credits: 1.5 TT

Hale E. Sheppard, J.D., LL.M.
Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams & Aughtry , Atlanta, GA

This tax incentive has all the elements to ignite a major battle: four complex laws, multiple sources of administrative guidance, rules with retroactive effect, long delays, IRS processing errors, companies advertising questionable credit claims, withdrawal and disclosure programs, disparate assessment periods and warnings of serious enforcement. Review the rules, common misconceptions, tricky issues, and recent actions taken by the IRS as ERC battles get underway.

10:55am-12:10pm
G- 2024 Conservation Easements Update Credits: 1.5 TT

Vivian D. Hoard, Esq.
Fox Rothschild LLP , Atlanta, GA

Review recent cases and court rulings related to the never-ending tax litigation over conservation easements.

1:00pm-1:50pm
H – Taxpayer Services 2024 Filing Season Achievements and 2025 Priorities Credits: 1.0 TT

Dietra D. Grant
Internal Revenue Service , Atlanta, GA

Discuss the high-level achievements of Taxpayer Services (formerly Wage & Investment) for 2024 and what priorities they will focus on for 2025.

2:00pm-2:50pm
I1 – State Income/Franchise Tax Trends Credits: 1.0 TT

John J. Small, CPA
Tax Accountant / Forvis Mazars , Atlanta, GA

Cover current relevant topics in state income/franchise tax, including IRC Conformity, Nexus, reporting methods, apportionment, revenue sourcing and pass-through entity elections. These topics will be discussed from a compliance and tax planning/opportunity standpoint, helping the audience understand the burdens of many state tax issues and the favorable positions that can be taken.

2:00pm-2:50pm
I2 – Vital IRS Updates on Collection Issues Impacting Taxpayers Credits: 1.0 TT

Ashley McClure, Esq.
Asbury Law Firm , Decatur, GA

Explore collection issues, including conservation easement investor and micro-captive investor collection issues, by looking at settled versus non-settled cases, tax deposit issues, timeline for tax assessment and collection options for investors. In addition, look at updates on Collection Due Process Hearings and International Information Return penalty issues after the Farhy decision.

3:00pm-4:15pm
J – IRS Enforcement for the Next Decade Credits: 1.5 TT

Thomas Cullinan
Chamberlain, Hrdlicka, White, Williams & Aughtry , Atlanta, GA

The IRS received a $60 billion funding boost in 2022, most of which is slated for enforcement. Discuss the IRS’ planned use of those funds for enforcement programs, such as Global High Wealth, partnership audits and promoter investigations. Also, review current “hot” enforcement areas.

Conference Materials

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Conference Site

GSCPA Live Stream
Live Stream, GA 00000

 

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Early Bird Registration

$479 GSCPA Members, $579 Non-Members (by 10/16/2024)

 

Standard Registration

$539 GSCPA Members, $639 Non-Members

 

Late Registration

$579 GSCPA Members, $679 Non-Members (after 11/1/2024)