With historic tax law changes already enacted, there are a TON of new strategies to discuss with your clients. THIS is the time of year to use the leverage of the New Year’s deadline to work RIGHT NOW on creating a tax plan to take advantage of the breaks. 
In this fast, paced and entertaining webinar, tax experts Dominique Molina, CPA CTC and Edward Lyon, JD CTC will highlight the issues that must be resolved before the end of the year to lock in the most tax advantages.
Learning Objectives:
- Discuss how the reduced capital gains and income tax rates create tax planning opportunities
- Explain the differences between Section 179 and bonus depreciation
- Distinguish between the “Payroll Tax Holiday” tax breaks and the HIRE Act incentives
- Explain why 2011 is still the “Year of the ROTH”
- Identify opportunities to beat the impending Medicare “surcharge” for high income earners
- Discuss how to take advantage of “phased out” limitations on itemized deductions
- Determine what to do RIGHT NOW to create powerful tax savings strategies with your clients before year-end
Date: Tuesday, November 15, 2011, at 3:30pm EST
Location:
From the comfort of your own computer. You can attend this Group Internet Based class from anywhere you have an internet connection.
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