
Employee Retention Credit Suspension — Navigating the Uncertainty with Your Clients
Understand how you can help your clients in the wake of the IRS moratorium on ERC claim processing.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Taxes
Level
Basic
CPE Credits
1.5
Instructor
Chris J. Wittich, Deborah Walker
Availability
3 months
Product Number
WC4378282
Advice on ERC claims
The IRS declared a moratorium on processing employee retention credit (ERC) claims at least through the end of 2023.
The IRS also issued a release urging people to seek advice about ERC claims from a trusted tax professional.
The time is now to learn how you can help your clients navigate ERC issues based on their situation.
Join us as two seasoned ERC practitioners share their tips on the next steps.
Key Topics
- ERC withdrawal
- IRS settlement agreements for withdrawn ERC claims
- IRS approach to ERC audits or examinations
Learning Objectives
- Recall recent ERC information provided by the IRS.
- Identify examples of how a business will withdraw an ERC claim and enter a settlement agreement with the IRS for a processed claim.
- Identify potential next steps for clients if they have an ERC claim that may not be valid.
- Recognize lessons learned and current IRS approach with ERC audits and examinations.
- Distinguish the next steps for the ERC program.
Who Will Benefit
All tax professionals who are helping clients claim the employee retention credit.
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