The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture will be offering Income Tax School training courses in-person and online. The courses will provide the latest tax code updates and inform taxpayers of what they can expect for the 2024 tax season.
The University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture will be offering Income Tax School training courses later this year to residents of Arkansas who are interested in advanced income tax preparation. The two-day Income Tax School training courses will provide the latest updates in tax code and what information can taxpayers expect for the 2024 tax season.An article from Ed 88 UA Cossatot Radio states that the Income Tax School training is approved by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) where participants can earn 16 hours of continuing professional education credits. Further reports say the instructors for the Income Tax School training will be Certified Public Accountant Curtis Davis and retired IRS agent Bill Laird.
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Income Tax School Training Courses Offered In
According to an article from Magnolia Reporter, the Income Tax School training courses will be offered in four cities of the state. The city of Jonesboro will have its Income Tax School training on November 13 and 14 at the Arkansas State University Delta Center for Economic Development.
In addition, the city of Fayetteville will have its Income Tax School training on November 16 and 17 at the Don Tyson Center. The city of Hope will have its Income Tax School training on November 27 and 28 at the Hempstead Hall. Lastly, the city of Little Rock will have its Income Tax School training on November 29 and 30 at the Cooperative Extension Service State Office.
On the other hand, an online Income Tax School training will be offered via Zoom on December 6 and 7. The registration cost for the Income Tax School training is $270 for individuals who will join before August 25 and $310 after the deadline ends.
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