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The Inflation Reduction Act Tax Credits Course

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THE INFLATION REDUCTION ACT TAX CREDITS COURSE

The Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 expanded existing energy credits and created brand new ones. There are now several new ways tax professionals can help taxpayers save thousands of dollars a year by planning for these tax credits. In this webinar, we will cover the credits likely to be used by individuals and small businesses. We will also discuss tax planning considerations and areas in need of additional guidance.

This one hour course will be conducted by our very special guest, Tom Gorczynski, EA, USTCP, CTP! As many know, Tom is a nationally recognized speaker and educator on federal tax law matters. We are thrilled to have him joining us and we know all of you will love his course.

This course is 100% free to all subscribers. We are also offering a free continuing education credit to all qualifying participants courtesy of our friends at the American Institute of Certified Tax Planners.

IN A NUTSHELL…

WHY: To further educate you on the Inflation Reduction Act!

WHO: Thomas Gorczynski, EA, USTCP, CTP

WHAT: A live webinar course on the Inflation Reduction Act!

WHEN: SEPTEMBER 9th @ 11am PST to 12pm PST

WHERE: Zoom!

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

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