Two-Day Webinar December 2-3

December 2, 2024 - December 3, 2024

Registration Deadline: November 18, 2024 - 12:00AM

These are our most popular sessions.  They offer 16 hours of CE credit, which includes 3 hours of federal tax law update and 2 hours of federal ethics. 

This is an intermediate level course.  Prior knowledge and experience in completing tax forms is expected/required.

It will be taught in two different formats—a live webinar and an in-person seminar.  Instructors will be Mary Jane Hourani, Pam Denomme, Bill VanEerden and Heidi Beukema.

Materials will include the 500+ page 2024 National Income Tax Workbook, Michigan Department of Treasury 2024 Tax Text and a 2025 Master Tax Guide by CCH.

These live-taught webinars consist of four Zoom sessions (a morning and afternoon session on each day).

Registration fee is $350. Materials will be mailed to you. Registration and payment must be received 14 days before class.

There will be no late registrations.  If you miss the deadline you must register for a later session.

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