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2002 Income Tax Conference - Ten Virginia Locations
Farm Business Management Update, August 2002
By L. Leon Geyer
The Virginia Tech Income Tax Conferences are scheduled at ten Virginia locations this year. The conferences will occur in November and December 2002. They feature an intensive study of tax law and regulations governing individual, farm, and small business taxes. They are designed for people with income tax experience who assist taxpayers in preparing and filing income tax returns. Preparation of both federal and state taxes will be covered. The table that follows gives the schedule for general sessions and special sessions on farm and forestry taxation.
This year is the forty-second year that Virginia Cooperative Extension, Virginia Tech's Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics, the Virginia Department of Taxation, and the US Internal Revenue Service (IRS) have cooperated in bringing the program to the people who assist taxpayers in preparing and filing federal and state income tax returns. This conference is Virginia's largest workshop for tax practitioners.
Faculty from Virginia Tech, staff from the IRS, private tax practitioners, and the Virginia Department of Taxation will examine new tax laws and their implications and will examine case studies to interpret new regulations. Topics for the major program will include
NEW TAX LEGISLATION
RULINGS AND CASES
INDIVIDUAL TAXPAYER ISSUES
SMALL BUSINESS ISSUES
OPPORTUNITIES AND OBSTACLES OF BUSINESS ENTITIES
ISSUES FROM THE IRS
RECAPTURE PROVISIONS
EDUCATION PROVISIONS
RETIREMENT
FRINGE BENEFITS
FINANCIAL DISTRESS
ETHICS
TAX RATES AND TABLES
AND MUCH MOREŠ
Brochures for the conferences have been mailed to tax practitioners, CPAs, lawyers, Commissioners of the Revenue, and other past attendees. Brochures are also available in Extension Unit and District Offices. Registration forms can be duplicated, or you may contact Brenda Chandler by phone: (540) 231-7936, fax: (540) 231-7417, or email: tax@vt.edu for further information. Our web site (http://www.tax.vt.edu) includes all conference information and an online registration form that can also be printed to mail or fax.
Special farm and forestry tax workshops are available to registered participants. Farm sessions take place from 5 - 7 p.m. at selected locations (see schedule). Virginia Tech agricultural lawyer, Leon Geyer, teaches the farm tax workshops. He will address
Virginia Tech's Garland Gray Professor of Forestry, Harry Haney, will conduct the forestry workshops from 5 - 7 p.m. at selected locations (see schedule). He will cover
The tax conference general sessions will run each day from 8:30 a.m. until 4:45 p.m. Pre-registration and pre-payment are required. The registration fee includes a textbook, reference material, refreshment breaks, two luncheons, the farm and forestry workshops, and the What's New tax update that is mailed in January. Lodging is not included. The 700+ page Income Tax textbook is a comprehensive study manual used in more than 45 states. It is written and reviewed by CPAs, tax attorneys, IRS agents, and tax practitioners.
Please contact the Income Tax Conference Registrar, the Continuing Education Center, phone: (540) 231-2008, fax: (540) 231-3306 or e-mail: vttax@vt.edu for registration information.
2002 Virginia Tech Income Tax Conference Dates And Locations | |
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General Sessions November 11-12 -- Richmond I Wyndham Garden Hotel (Richmond Airport) 4700 S. Laburnam Ave. (804) 226-4300
November 13-14 -- Staunton
November 18-19 -- Lynchburg
November 20-21 -- Roanoke
November 25-26 -- Bristol
December 2-3 -- Dulles
December 4-5 -- Fredericksburg
December 9-10 -- Williamsburg
December 11-12 -- Chesapeake
December 16-17 -- Richmond II |
Farm Sessions 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the following locations:
Richmond I--November 11
Forestry Sessions
Bristol--November 26 |
Contact the author at geyer@vt.edu.
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