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Live Webinar Event: The DeFi & Digital Asset Taxation Course

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Don’t Let Your Practice Fall Behind: Join Us for the DeFi and Digital Asset Taxation Course!

Are you feeling unprepared and overwhelmed when it comes to helping your clients with Defi? You’re not alone. The world of cryptocurrency can be confusing and daunting, especially when it comes to tax compliance.

But the truth is, blockchain technology is here to stay and it’s not going away anytime soon. Your clients are likely already coming to you with questions about how to handle it.

You need to stay informed and be ready to offer them the expert guidance they need.

That’s why Think Outside the Tax Box is hosting a special event to help you become an expert in DeFi and digital asset taxation. Led by nationally recognized speaker and educator Matt Metras, EA, this two-hour course is packed with valuable information and skills you need to confidently advise your clients on these topics. Plus, we’re offering continuing education credits to qualifying attendees, courtesy of the American Institute of Certified Tax Planners.

Here’s what you’ll learn in the course:

  • How to apply existing code sections to cryptocurrency situations, with a focus on finding tax-saving opportunities
  • The ins and outs of crypto mining, staking, forks, airdrops, DeFi swaps, yield farming, liquidity pools, and NFTs
  • Best practices for staying informed and prepared for digital currency tax compliance

Don’t miss out on this rare opportunity to enhance your knowledge and stay ahead of the curve. The future of finance is here, and you can’t let your practice fall behind.

Join us on Zoom on January 26th from 11am to 1pm PST. We look forward to seeing you there!

In A Nutshell

WHY: A deep dive into digital currency taxation because your clients are neck deep in it already!

WHO: Nationally recognized Digital Currency Taxation educator, Matt Metras, EA

WHAT: A live webinar course on DeFi and Digital Asset Taxation!

WHEN: January 26th @ 11am PST to 1pm PST

WHERE: Zoom!

HOW: It’s exclusive and free to all TOTTB subscribers!

WHAT COULD POSSIBLY MAKE THIS BETTER!?: We are offering free CE Credits for qualifying attendees courtesy of the American Institute of Certified Tax Planners!
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