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Everything Meeting Planners Need to Know About Taxes. Taxes? Yes Really!
Date
June 13, 2016
Credits
1 Contact Hours
$0
Standard Price
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Meeting professionals may face unanticipated or unexpected taxes from their meetings and conferences. This session will show you what to look for and how to avoid getting into trouble with the IRS and state taxing agencies. Yes, there are tax implications to organizing and presenting an event or meeting.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize and address tax obligations that meeting professionals can face – and how to avoid dealing with the IRS.
- Learn the tax requirements of gifts and awards given during meetings.
- Register with the IRS and learn what to do after you get your IRS identification number. Learn when and how to make payments to the IRS.
Speaker
Steve Hoffman, MT, EA, CFP
Tax Translator, The Ordinary Success Project Inc
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