Learning to Teach "Tax" as a Second Language

Prerequisites

Description:
Sometimes the vernacular of accounting seems more challenging than technical aspects. This session offers suggestions for translating the foreign language of taxation into tangible terms for non-accountants. We explore techniques for simplifying the complexity of taxation terminology. This course will equip you with tools for demystifying tax technicalities so you can help clients and other non-tax professionals grasp fundamental concepts.

Learning Objectives:
After attending this presentation, you will be able to...
Identify taxation nuances that are important but difficult for non-tax professionals to understand.
Apply techniques for educating clients regarding taxation.
Distinguish methods for simplifying and communicating complicated tax concepts.

Program Content:
The major topics that will be covered in this course include:

• Accounting as a foreign language
• Commonly misunderstood concepts
• Communicating tax matters
• Client-practitioner interactions
• Interacting with tax authorities

Who should attend?
CPAs in public practice or members in industry who want to simplify complicated tax concepts.

Developed by:
Chris Harper, CPA

Instructor:
Chris Harper, CPA