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64th Annual
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The Kansas State University Department of Agricultural Economics invites you to attend the 64th annual Kansas Income Tax Institute. The program is intended for tax professionals and is designed to provide up-to-date training on current tax law, regulations, and updates. This years program will review recent cases and rulings and key legislation, provide an in-depth review and analysis of a number of tax areas, and cover newly enacted regulations and procedures critical to tax practitioners. The program stresses practical information to facilitate the filing of individual, small-business, and farm returns.
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To Register for On-Site Locations
1. Register online with a credit card
2. Print BROCHURE and mail registration with a check to:
KANSAS INCOME TAX INSTITUTE Registration fee: $250 for two days. $200 for one day.
To register for the Ethics Webinar through Iowa State University:
https://www.ucs.iastate.edu/mnet/calttaxschool/quickregister.html |
The registration fee includes all three volumes of the 2012 Federal Tax Workbook: Volume A: Tax Update and Ethics; Volume B: Entities and Advanced 1040 Issues; and Volume C: 1040 Issues, bound together. Workbooks will be distributed at each location. The fee also includes lunch on-site both days, as well as refreshments during breaks. Our copyright agreement does not allow us to sell the workbook separately. It is available only to those who enroll in the Income Tax Institute. A 1-day registration is needed to get the workbook.
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The 2012 Institute will
begin at 8:00 a.m. and adjourn at 4:30 p.m. each day, with registration
and sign-in at 7:30 a.m. Lunch will be served on-site each day at
12:00-1:00 p.m. There will be a morning and afternoon break each day.
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Continuing Professional Education
This program is designed to meet the
continuing education guidelines of: 1. Kansas Board of Accountancy: 15 hours (no ethics) 2. Accreditation Council for Accountancy & Taxation: 15 hours. (no ethics) 3. Kansas Continuing Legal Education Commission (CLE): 15 hours (no ethics) 4. CFP Board of Standards: 15 hours. (no ethics) 5. Kansas Real Estate Commission, 6 elective hours 6. IRS Enrolled Agent Program: 10 hours of Federal Tax Law; 4 hours of Federal Tax Update; and 2 hours of ethics, if taking the separate webinar from Iowa State University 7. IRS Registered Tax Return Preparers Program (RTRP): 10 hours of Federal Tax Law; 4 hours of Federal Tax Update; and 2 hours of ethics, if taking the separate webinar from Iowa State University. If taken with the separate Ethics Circular 230 Webinar from Iowa State University, this program fulfills all of the continuing education requirements for RTRPs, EAs, and LPAs
Day 1 alone provides 7 credits of
Federal Tax Law CPE credit. There is also an hour of Kansas Department
of Revenue Education, that does not qualify for the RTRP/EA CPE credit,
but does count for others (CPAs, etc). Day 2 alone provides 3 credits of Federal Tax Law CPE credit and 4 credits of Federal Tax Update credit.
Link for the ethics webinar ($30): (choose Ethics option) https://www.ucs.iastate.edu/mnet/calttaxschool/quickregister.html |
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For more in-depth
information on each topic, please visit:
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Faculty:
Roger A. McEowen (Day 2, All Locations)
Andrew T. Morehead:
Bill Parrish:
Kansas Department of Revenue:
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If you have any questions please contact Rich Llewelyn:
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