Contact:

Vincent Valvo
Mass. Society of Enrolled Agents
office@maseaonline.org
(800) 342-0031

When

Thursday February 16, 2017 from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM EST

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Where

Waltham Westin
70 Third Avenue
Waltham, MA 02451

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MaSEA February 16, 2017 Meeting

Trump's Taxes

Please join us on February 16, for our meeting- "Trump's Taxes"

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Trump's Taxes: Tax Professionals need this presentation. In November voters elected a president and republican Congress. Your clients will want insights about forthcoming tax changes. Get the latest updates as well as the best tax sources to follow what changes are coming. 2017 is a year of change. In addition to new tax legislation, a new IRS Commissioner's term begins in November.

David J. Nagle is a partner in the Tax Department of the Boston office of Sullivan & Worcester. His practice involves both transactional tax planning and representing taxpayers in disputes before the Internal Revenue Service and the Massachusetts Department of Revenue.

Jay Darby, a partner of Sullivan and Worcester, is the national tax spokesperson for issues on venture, acquisition and disposition of tax businesses. Mr Joseph B Darby works with high net worth individuals and business owners. He has focused on intellectual property taxation, authored CCH publications and thousand of tax articles. He is the editor of a Tax and Sports blog.

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State tax education credits will not count for IRS requirements under Circular 230 but the state tax education credits will count towards your credits for NAEA. The February 2017 session will qualify for 2 CE credits. Important Notice

Re: CPE

If you have any questions about the event or how to register, don't hesitate to contact us at office@maseaonline.org.

Sincerely,

John Warren, EA
President

Mass. Society of Enrolled Agents

(800) 342-0031

Important Notice Re: CPE

CPE credits count toward fulfillment of the Continuing Professional Education requirements of the National Association of Enrolled Agents, the Massachusetts Society of Enrolled Agents and the Internal Revenue Service. Except education credits for state tax courses will not count toward IRS requirements under Circular 230.