2020 Individual Income Tax Updates 12/01/2020-11/30/2021
Tennessee Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Provider
These regulations express the standard procedures of the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization. For compelling reasons, the Commission may suspend or alter any part of these regulations in particular matters. These Regulations were last reviewed, modified, and adopted by the Commission on March 18, 2008. Definitions Commission: The Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization Rule: The Rule for Mandatory Continuing Legal Education, Rule 21 of the Supreme Court of Tennessee General Credit: Credit applicable only to the general CLE requirement EP Credit: Credit applicable only to the Ethics & Professionalism requirement Dual Credit: Credit applicable to either the general or EP requirements
5B. Remote Locations and Distance Learning 1. Remote Locations: Seminars consisting of viewing or hearing the presentations at remote sites via electronic transmission as part of an organized CLE event for multiple participants at that site will receive credit if participants have a reasonable opportunity to submit questions to the speaker at the broadcast's origination site. Programs presented via video tape replay must have a live commentator as required by Rule 21. Further, the Commission encourages the use of live commentators at satellite programs to enhance the educational value of such programs. Remote locations of live seminars are not considered a “distance learning format” pursuant to Rule 21 Section 4.08 and are not subject to the per year maximum on such credits established by that section. 2. Distance Learning: Pursuant to Rule 21, Section 4.08 and 5.01 (f), the Commission approves the following distance learning formats: a. on-line programs with interactive components, accredited for actual time spent for programs involving video or audio components, but to a maximum of one (1) hour of credit for text-only programs, b. “real-time” or “streamed” seminars whether through "conference call" or via the internet (“webcast”) if the submission of questions or other interactive components are included, and c. interactive stand-alone programs without a web component if they include participation monitoring, or a testing component, and completion certification from the sponsor, ac-credited for normal completion time, but to a maximum of one (1) hour of credit for text-only programs.
Course Descriptions
These regulations express the standard procedures of the Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization. For compelling reasons, the Commission may suspend or alter any part of these regulations in particular matters. These Regulations were last reviewed, modified, and adopted by the Commission on March 18, 2008. Definitions Commission: The Tennessee Commission on Continuing Legal Education and Specialization Rule: The Rule for Mandatory Continuing Legal Education, Rule 21 of the Supreme Court of Tennessee General Credit: Credit applicable only to the general CLE requirement EP Credit: Credit applicable only to the Ethics & Professionalism requirement Dual Credit: Credit applicable to either the general or EP requirements
This course is designed for Practicing Attorneys and Students who want to take on demand courses and receiving continuing legal education credits.
The following courses are offered: 09/03/2020-08/31/2021
Spear Phishing- Protect Your Clients from Email Scams
Client Issues- Advising the Taxpayer
Practice and Procedures:
Representing the Clients During the Appeals Process
Represneting Clients During Audits and Examinations
Representign Clients During the Collection Process
Assisting Clients with Penalties and Interest Abatements
Foreign Clients
Tax Exempt Organizations
Amending a Tax Return
Foreign Accounts
Pay as you Go
Prepareres and Subpoenas
Statutory
Tax Credits
Tax Scams
Cancellation of Debt
Understanding Future State Initiative
Understanding the Disclosure Process
Understanding Offers in Compromise
Automated Underreporting
What You Should Know About Your Business and Taxes
Foreign Account Tax Complience
Understanding Foreign Financial Account Reporting
Let's Take a Look Inside the IRS
2020 Individual Income Tax Updates 12/01/2020-11/30/2021