CPA Academy: MAKE CONTROVERSY GREAT AGAIN: TAXPAYER REPRESENTATION IN TRUMP'S SECOND TERM

Recent changes at the IRS during the Trump administration's second term have significantly reshaped the federal government's tax enforcement effort, leading to increased challenges for attorneys, CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and other professionals engaged in taxpayer representation before the agency. These changes have amplified reliance on automated notices, intensified correspondence audits, increased the importance of administrative appeals, and refocused the use of enforcement tools, such as passport revocation for unresolved tax debts.

Join experienced tax controversy attorneys Peter Haukebo and Rebecca Sheppard from Frost Law for an insightful webinar: CPA Academy: MAKE CONTROVERSY GREAT AGAIN: TAXPAYER REPRESENTATION IN TRUMP'S SECOND TERM. This session will offer practical strategies to help practitioners navigate these challenges with confidence and clarity, regardless of political affiliation, and ensure taxpayers receive effective and informed representation.

Key Topics We'll Cover:

• Identify key changes in IRS enforcement methods during the Trump administration's second term and their impact on taxpayer representation.
• Describe effective strategies for managing an increased volume of automated notices and highlight the importance of timely filing Collection Due Process hearing requests.
• Evaluate strategies to address IRS collections efficiently in the current enforcement climate.
• Outline proactive steps to mitigate the impact of IRS collections and passport revocation actions.

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