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Mpowering Minds Now Academy

Work in Progress Six Principles to Lead with Social Intelligence 

$550.00 USD

Paid Tax Pros & What You Need To Know About Due Diligence

Course Overview: This self-study course equips tax professionals with essential knowledge for accurate and ethical tax return preparation. Explore the responsibilities of paid tax preparers under due diligence regulations, emphasizing best practices and ethical guidelines. Key Topics: Responsibilities of a paid tax pro. Due diligence best practices. Understanding Form 8867 and its breakdown. Four crucial due diligence requirements. Due diligence in Schedule C. Consequences of non-compliance. Elevate your tax preparation skills and ethical standards by enrolling in "Paid Tax Pros & Due Diligence Essentials" today.

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1-on-1

Private Sessions with Teddy! Live one-on-one session. It’s titled ‘Corporate Tax Prep 101.’ Students learn the differences between six entities. Those entities are the C Corp, S Corp, SMLLC, MMLLC, partnership, and sole proprietorship. They also learn the advantages and disadvantages of those same entities. Moreover, students learn viable options for retirement plans that can be set up in these entities.

$2,199.00 USD

Corporate Tax Prep 101

$1,799.00 USD

Consultation

$250.00 USD

Unlock Your Business Potential with Our Entrepreneur Library

Welcome to the Entrepreneur's Success Library – the definitive online resource for aspiring and seasoned entrepreneurs alike. Our digital shelves are stocked with an extensive collection of hand-picked books, insightful articles, dynamic videos, and real-world case studies, all meticulously curated to empower your business journey.

$10.00 USD

Exclusive session with Micheal Hanegan: Learn How to Leverage ChatGPT CONTENT+ RECORDING

Course Teaches individuals how to leverage ChatGPT for their work, focusing on privacy, security, and prompting. Information about our Instructor, Michael Hanegan,   Michael Hanegan is the Founder of Intersections, a learning and human formation company interested in the cultivation, enhancement, and deployment of ideas and expertise that serve to construct a better world for the entire human family. He also serves as a Senior Fellow at the Dietrich Bonhoeffer Institute. He previously served as the Associate Director of Operations for the Graduate Programs in Technology Management at Columbia University where he also guest lectured in the ethics of innovation. He is also the former Associate Editor of Reflective Practice, an international and interdisciplinary journal. His work has been presented at the Trauma-Sensitive Schools Conference, American Academy of Religion (AAR), Christian Scholar’s Conference, Christian College Librarian’s Conference (CCL), and the Oklahoma Association of College and Research Librarians Conference (OK-ACRL). He lives in Edmond, Oklahoma.

$299.99 USD

Tax Mastery Live Duo: The Ultimate Federal Update

Course Objectives Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:   Identify the different filing statuses available to taxpayers and determine which filing status is most beneficial for each taxpayer Identify what types of income are considered earned income and unearned income, and understand the tax implications of each type of income Calculate the standard deduction and itemized deductions for taxpayers Determine which tax credits are available to taxpayers and determine whether taxpayers meet the eligibility requirements for each tax credit Prepare federal tax returns for taxpayers with different filing statuses and different types of income and deductions     Filing Statuses Your filing status determines your standard deduction, tax rates, and eligibility for certain tax credits and deductions. The five filing statuses are:   Single Married filing jointly Married filing separately Head of household Qualifying widow(er)   To determine your filing status, you must consider your marital status, residency status, and dependency status on December 31st of the tax year. For more information on filing statuses, see IRS Publication 501, Exemptions, Standard Deduction, and Itemized Deductions, pages 14-17. Earned Income Earned income is any income you receive from working, such as wages, salaries, tips, commissions, and bonuses. It also includes income from self-employment, such as net income from a sole proprietorship or partnership. Earned income is essential for tax purposes because it determines eligibility for certain tax credits and deductions, such as the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and the Child Tax Credit. For more information on earned income, see IRS Publication 501, Exemptions, Standard Deduction, and Itemized Deductions, pages 23-24. Unearned Income Unearned income is any income you receive that you do not have to work for, such as dividends, interest, rental income, and alimony. It also includes income from Social Security benefits, unemployment compensation, and pensions. Unearned income is taxed differently than earned income. For more information on unearned income, see IRS Publication 525, Taxable and Nontaxable Income, pages 2-10. This course will detail all aspects of filing statuses, earned income, and unearned income. You will learn how to determine your clients' filing statuses, calculate their earned and unearned income, and identify the tax credits and deductions they are eligible for. IRS Publications IRS Publication 501, Exemptions, Standard Deduction, and Itemized Deductions IRS Publication 525, Taxable and Nontaxable Income

$299.99 USD