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Lorry Sorgman EA, MST, USTCP | Summer 2022 Visiting Lecturer | "How to Prepare for the '23 U.S. T
Hear this amazing woman talk about her five attempts to pass the non-attorney exam and then finally doing so. She will also talk about the writing and publication of her upcoming guidebook, "How to Prepare for the U.S. Tax Court Non-Attorney Exam," to be published by the Tax Law Institute.
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Federal Rules of Evidence as Applied by the Tax Court
Federal Rules of Evidence as Applied by the Tax Court
Federal Rules of Evidence as Applied by the Tax Court
Do not waste your time focusing your attention on the entire FRE. You must learn which rules among the many found in the FRE are applicable to Tax Court practice and how and when to use them. Tax Evidence is tricky so it must be presented in such a way so that the relationships between these rules are made clear. This is a course of study in which one should proceed cautiously and carefully. If you do not learn how to correctly read a Rule then you could be taken down a rabbit hole of legal reasoning and do poorly on the exam.
Fee $995
Classes begin Saturday April 30, 2022
U.S. Tax Court Rules of Practice and Procedure
Federal Rules of Evidence as Applied by the Tax Court
Federal Rules of Evidence as Applied by the Tax Court
You must master these Tax Court Rules and commit them to memory. You do not want to waste time looking them up. We will show you how they are logical and straight-forward and often string together. If you master these rules, you will gain a better understanding of Evidence and the Substantive Tax Law that give rise to Tax Court jurisdiction and more.
Fee $995
Legal Ethics
Federal Rules of Evidence as Applied by the Tax Court
Substantive Tax Law, Cases and Published Opinions
Even though Legal Ethics is worth just 10% of the overall grade, applicants fail this section because they don't take the time to truly learn the rules and their relationship to each other. What you may assume to be true about what a lawyer (in our case, a United States Tax Court Practitioner) is allowed to do and not do is going to be most likely incorrect. These are very strict rules that came about after Watergate when the country learned that even the nation's top legal officer was in fact not above reproach. Quick tip. You must learn these rules in the order in which they are presented. Do not make the mistake of glossing over them individually. In the end, you could flunk the section and the exam.
Fee $995
Substantive Tax Law, Cases and Published Opinions
Substantive Tax Law, Cases and Published Opinions
Substantive Tax Law, Cases and Published Opinions
The Substantive Tax Law section is known to be the most problematic of all the exam parts. It is the part most EAs who think they know taxes usually fail. One thing for sure, it is truly comprehensive, covering all sorts of tax issues. It is also worth 40% of your overall grade. You must know Federal Individual Income Taxation, Corporate Tax and Estates and Trusts. We haven't seen much on partnership taxation over the last two testing cycles, but you should know about partnerships as well, so we teach a review course. You must also have read all important cases and opinions dating back to the administration of the prior exam. Further, you must have a thorough understanding of Tax Court jurisdiction, Statutory Notice of Deficiency and the Petition for Redetermination. And there's more...
Fee $995
Individual Tax
Substantive Tax Law, Cases and Published Opinions
Corporate and Partnership Tax
Even though you've worked in taxes for a long time, you would be surprised to discover how much you don't know. This course may enlighten you. Without a thorough understanding of Individual Taxation you have no hope of passing the exam. Spend the time and take this course. You'll be glad you did.
Fee $995
IRS Registration Number: RS7E4-T-00047-22-I
Corporate and Partnership Tax
Substantive Tax Law, Cases and Published Opinions
Corporate and Partnership Tax
Unless the focus of your practice has been on the partnership and corporate domain, it is imperative that you take this course. Partnership and Corporate tax questions appear on the exam (though mostly corporate questions were the only ones that appeared over the last two testing cycles) and they're usually worth 8-10 points. Answering them correctly can make the difference as to whether or not you pass the Substantive Tax Law section.
Fee $995
IRS Registration Number: RS7E4-T-00033-20-I
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Dr. Dennis Noss E.A. (Ret. Foot Surgeon)
Dr. Dennis Noss E.A. (Ret. Foot Surgeon)
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