Early Bird Gets the Worm: How to Maximize and Get Your U.S. Tax Refund Quicker?

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On March 20, 2018 at 12:00pm (East­ern Time), join us for a free webi­nar with U.S. tax accoun­tant Bran­don Vucen, CPA, CA, CPA(IL), MST, and U.S. tax attor­ney Alex­ey Man­a­suev, LL.M. (Int’l Tax), NYU, TEP, and who will dis­cuss best prac­tices and tips for qual­i­fy­ing and claim­ing your U.S. tax refund, as well as effec­tive­ly man­ag­ing your IRS audit expo­sure and gear­ing up for the 2018 tax year com­pli­ance. U.S. cit­i­zens and Green card hold­ers, as well as Cana­di­ans with U.S. source income are required to file U.S. tax returns. The due date for some fil­ers is April 17, 2018, while oth­ers are required to file by June 15th, 2018. There are a few prac­ti­cal con­sid­er­a­tions that are impor­tant to ensure one gets their tax refund, gets it quick­ly, and man­ages their IRS audit expo­sure. This webi­nar will pro­vide an overview of how to fin­ish up the 2017 tax sea­son with as lit­tle stress as pos­si­ble and help kick start plan­ning for the 2018 tax year! Specif­i­cal­ly, we will cov­er the fol­low­ing top­ics:

  • Overview of U.S. tax fil­ing require­ments and applic­a­ble thresh­old amounts for the 2017 tax year;

  • Applic­a­ble tax fil­ing dead­lines;

  • Overview of applic­a­ble penal­ties for late-fil­ing and late-pay­ment of tax owed;

  • Pay­ment options avail­able to tax­pay­ers;

  • Strate­gies on receiv­ing one’s refund quick­er;

  • Report­ing gifts and inher­i­tances from non­res­i­dent alien indi­vid­u­als and for­eign cor­po­ra­tions;

  • IRS audit red flags and prac­ti­cal strate­gies on effec­tive­ly man­ag­ing relat­ed tax expo­sure;

  • And much, much, more…

To learn more, please reg­is­ter and gain the knowl­edge you need to help you or your clients effec­tive­ly plan for the next tax. We hope you join us!

Very tru­ly yours, U.S. TAX IQ Team

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