Join our USTCP Development Team to learn more about how U.S. Tax Court Rule of Practice and Procedure 200 is an opportunity for YOU to advance YOUR tax career as a United States Tax Court Practitioner counsel Admitted To Practice Before Tax Court with the requisite knowledge and qualifications to provide competent representation of taxpayers before the Court.

This FREE 1 CPE/CE online class gives you the opportunity to learn how to earn the recognized credential that enables you to provide taxpayer advisement and litigation services that you could not already do as a licensed Certified Public Accountant or Enrolled Agent. Tax Court, unlike the Internal Revenue Service, does not recognize Powers of Attorney.

During this class session, you will experience a portion of the learning content presented in the first lesson of the 12 Month Online Classes Study Program.

Explore, plan, and make the decision to enhance your taxation knowledge and expand your taxation career by taking the 2020 U.S. Tax Court Non-Attorney Written Examination to be administered by Tax Court in Washington, DC in November 2020 to become admitted to the U.S. Tax Court Bar.

 
Learning Objectives:

• Explain and Describe the provisions of federal tax law specified in U.S. Tax Court Rule of Practice and Procedure 200.


• Explain the key benefits in taxpayer advisement and tax controversy representation derived from these federal tax law provisions.


• Interpret and Understand the U.S. Tax Court limitations and requirements for case petition filing, including who can advise, sign and file a petition to the U.S. Tax Court.


• Analyze the opportunities and benefits for your tax career advancement as a USTCP Admitted To Practice Before U.S. Tax Court.


• Identify resources available to obtain additional information about the Court.


• Determine whether this career advancement opportunity in federal tax law fits the direction of your intended career path in taxpayer advisement, tax controversy representation, and litigation.