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2025 California Law Changes: How To Stay Prepared And Compliant

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2025 California Law Changes: How To Stay Prepared And Compliant

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  • Date: Feb 18, 2025
  • Time: 1:00 PM ET | 12:00 PM CT | 10:00 AM PT | 100 Minutes
  • Presenter Jo Becker
  • Product Code: Product 16

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Penalty Relief Solutions: Proven Methods for Tax Professionals : 


In the current tax environment, penalties for late filing, payment delays, or other compliance issues have become increasingly common. With the IRS and state tax authorities intensifying enforcement measures, taxpayers and their advisors face mounting challenges in navigating penalty assessments. Recent updates to penalty relief programs, coupled with evolving economic pressures, have made understanding and applying effective penalty relief strategies more critical than ever. Tax professionals must be equipped to not only identify relief options but also craft compelling arguments to secure favorable outcomes for their clients.


Penalty abatement is a method that tax practitioners can make use of to assist their customers reduce their tax debt or maybe totally cancel penalties and interest  they owe to the IRS. The trick is to convince the IRS that your consumer become not able to pay the taxes because of what the IRS tags a “affordable cause.”


This two-hour virtual training is designed to prepare tax and finance professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to confidently address penalty relief scenarios. Whether dealing with reasonable cause, administrative waivers, or first-time penalty abatement, this program will provide actionable insights into achieving consistent success in penalty resolution cases.

Learning Objectives :-

  • Understand the Basis for Penalty Relief
  • Compare Differing Options for Penalty Relief
  • Employ Effective Strategies Using Different Forms of Penalty Relief
  • Appeal Proposed Rejections
  • Utilize a Clever Penalty Relief Strategy for Full Pay Cases

Participants will understand:-

  • Abatement of interest
  • Avoiding the understatement of tax penalty
  • Various types of penalties:
  • Accuracy related
  • Fraud
  • Understatement of valuation
  • Reporting requirement
  • Failure to pay
  • Pay or deposit penalties
  • Rules on waiver of penalties and interests
  • Various forms and procedures for requesting relief
  • First Time Abatement: Requirements and procedures
  • How an individual taxpayer qualifies for Reasonable Cause abatement
  • Procedures for requesting refund of paid penalties
  • Available administrative options


Who Will Benefit:

  • CPA Enrolled Agents (EAs)|
  • Tax Professionals Attorneys
  • Other
  • Tax Preparers
  • Finance professionals
  • Financial planners


Credits and Other information:-

      - Session Duration: 2 Hours

      - Case Studies and Live Q&A session with speaker

      - Power Point presentation for reference

      - Session learning level: Basic

      - Delivery method: Group Internet Based

      - IRS Credits: 2 Tax Hours

      - IRS CE Provider: #PUPOT

      - IRS Course IDPUPOT-T-00003-25-O

       - Recommended field of study – Taxes

       - Session Prerequisites and preparation: None

       - Location: Virtual/Online

       - Attendance Requirement:  Yes


Speaker Profile:

Jim Buttonow, CPA, CITP, has been a leader in helping taxpayers and tax professionals resolve tax problems with the IRS.

For 19 years, Jim worked at the IRS in various compliance enforcement positions. Since 2006, Jim has been in private practice and tax and accounting software development. Jim consulting practice focuses on the areas of tax controversy and tax administration. Jim led product development and marketing for a successful software company that developed tax problem software for tax professionals. This software is currently being used by thousands of tax professionals and businesses in the United States.

Jim has been an IRS partner in improving IRS operations and post-filing service to taxpayers. Jim served as chairperson of the IRS Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee (ETAAC) in 2015 and 2016 during which ETAAC played a central role in promoting the IRS digital strategy to develop transformative technology solutions to systemic challenges in tax administration. Jim also served as the North Carolina representative on the IRS’ Taxpayer Advocacy Panel (TAP) from 2020-2022.

Jim regularly speaks on areas of tax administration and problem solving to national associations and has testified before Congress in areas of tax administration. He has also published many articles in industry publications. In his articles, Jim focuses on delivering practical insights, advocating for IRS transparency and efficiency, and proposing innovative large-scale solutions for taxpayers and tax professionals.

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