2025 Spring Fling Webinar Event - Think Outside the Tax Box

2025 Spring Fling Webinar Event

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As we prepared our 4th Annual Summer Education Series (more on that soon), our friends at Sandy Bay challenged us to go bigger and do even more live events than we originally planned. So, we did! Think Outside the Tax Box is proud to announce our first ever “Spring Fling” live webinar event.

This webinar is included in the Basic or Professional subscription! Here’s what we have in store for you…

SOCIAL MEDIA TAX TRENDS

MAY 20th from 11am PST to 1pm PST
Speakers: Matt Metras, EA
Sponsor: Sandy Bay
When to Register: Look for the first registration email Friday, May 9th!

From Renting out your house, to forming an LLC, to deducting the family trip to the pumpkin patch, social media is filled with questionable tax advice, much of it shared by credentialed professionals. Usually, this advice has an underlying basis of truth and is taken to the extreme. We’ll review what’s trending and discuss how best to advice clients while remaining compliant with professional ethics.

This two-hour course will be conducted by nationally renowned speaker and regular TOTTB contributor, Matt Metras!

As with all our live events, we are offering a free continuing education credits to all qualifying participants courtesy of our friends at Sandy Bay and AICTP!

Look for the Registration Email for the Spring Fling Live Webinar in your inbox on MAY 9th!

Big thanks to our friends at SANDY BAY for challenging and supporting us in bringing even more great content to all of you!

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