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FAS 109: Tax Accounting Basics

Program Objective:

  • Provide the basic knowledge and fundamental processes required of tax professionals to meet corporate FAS 109 reporting requirements using a Best Practices approach

  • Offer Best Practices processes for the efficient, accurate, and transparent computation and documentation of FAS 109 reporting, including workpapers and reports.

  • Present the basic concepts of tax accounting contained in FAS 109, as applied to federal, state, and foreign tax provisions.

  • Provide hands-on experience in using tax provision software, including entering of debits and credits in manual and automated book/tax adjustments, and producing required reports to support tax provision disclosures

  • Offer hands-on experience in managing cumulative temporary difference and deferred tax inventories.

  • Give hands-on experience producing a Tax Basis Balance Sheet.

  • Provide hands-on experience in identifying and recording Return to Accrual true-up adjustments and prior year audit adjustments

  • Demonstrate the recording of purchase accounting adjustments to the deferred tax inventory.

  • Show the interdependence of data among various tax provision reports

  • Promote interactive and open participation among instructors and participants.

Prerequisites: None

Registration Dates:

January 25-26 REGISTER
February 22-23 REGISTER
March 22-23 REGISTER
April 19-20 REGISTER
May 24-25 REGISTER
June 21-22 REGISTER

Advance Preparation: None required

CPE Credits: Up to 15 hours

Laptop Computers: In order to best experience this hands-on training, bring your own laptop

Attire: Business Casual is appropriate dress for the training course. Since it is sometimes difficult to adjust the temperature in the classroom to everyone's liking, we suggest you dress in "layers."

Fee: Course fees are payable at the time of registration and include tuition; training materials; and continental breakfast and lunch each day. Travel, hotel, and dinner expenses are the responsibility of each participant. However, hotel information will be provided upon registration.

Payments: Payments may be made by check (payable to Tax Technologies, Inc., Federal Tax ID# 22-36840-49), Visa or MasterCard. We apologize but our instructors cannot accept payment during the scheduled class time. Questions regarding your training class payment can be directed to Tax Technologies, Inc. at (678) 574-2160, extension 1708

Cancellation/Refund Policy: Once registered, refunds will not be granted. If you are unable to attend, you may choose a substitute to attend in your place or, for a $200 change fee, you may attend a future Tax Technologies, Inc. training course of equal value

For comments concerning this class, please contact us at: http://www.taxtechnologies.com/contact.aspx

Each of these scheduled courses will be taught by individuals who are involved in the design and use of the provision software package on a day-to-day basis. These instructors also have a strong FAS 109 background and can address real-life issues faced by tax departments as well as provide the most effective solutions for these issues provided by Tax Series to help users visualize the efficiencies gained using a tax software package.

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NOTE: Tax Technologies, Inc. is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Comments regarding registered sponsors may be addressed to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 150 Fourth Avenue North, Suite 700, Nashville, TN, 37219-2417. Web site: www.nasba.org