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Washington Tax Brief

Stay informed on legislative and regulatory tax issues that may affect you, your practice and your clients.

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Format

Webcast

Date

Feb 22, 2023

NASBA Field of Study

Taxes

Level

Update

CPE Credits

Author(s)

Eileen Sherr, Reema Patel, Jeaneen Zanovello, Jon Williamson

Availability

3 months

Product Number

WC3831336

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Product Details

How federal tax issues will affect your state

Join us for guidance regarding:

Current AICPA tax-related advocacy initiatives
Proposed tax law changes
Fundamental tax reform with recent changes to IRS regulations

This is a must-see webcast for tax practitioners.

Key Topics

Current AICPA tax-related advocacy initiatives
Proposed tax law changes and fundamental tax reform discussions important to you
Recent changes to IRS regulations and other guidance

Learning Outcomes

Assess and evaluate legislative and regulatory tax developments.
Identify emerging tax policy and advocacy initiatives.

Who Will Benefit

CPAs
Accounting and finance professionals working in small firms
Large firms and as sole practitioners

Credit Info

CPE Credits

NASBA Field of Study

Taxes

Level

Update

Prerequisites

Previous experience in the development or approval of tax policy, testimony, comment letters and formal positions on rulings, legislation, Department of the Treasury regulations, notices, determinations, forms, and other regulatory and administrative guidance on taxation matters.

Access

This is a digital product. With full paid access the content will be available to you for 3 months after purchase date.

Duration

1 hr

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Speakers

Eileen Sherr

CPA, CGMA, M.T.

Eileen Sherr is a Director – Tax Policy & Advocacy of the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants (the Association, also includes and referred to as AICPA) in Washington, DC. She assists in the development and implementation of the Association’s tax policy and advocacy, including the formulation, review, and submission to Congress, Treasury, and the IRS of tax technical and policy recommendations. She also plays a key role in the development of the Association’s testimony for tax-related Congressional hearings. She also represents the Association with various tax related organizations, including the American College of Trust and Estate Council (ACTEC), American Bankers Association Trust Tax Committee, and Tax Executives Institute. Ms. Sherr staffs the Association’s Tax Executive Committee and Trust, Estate, and Gift Tax Technical Resource Panel and its Foreign Trust Task Force; writes and presents on emerging tax legislative and regulatory issues; and interacts with government officials, other organizations, and the media. Ms. Sherr obtained her Master of Taxation degree and Bachelors of Accountancy degree from The George Washington University. She is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and has earned her Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) designation. Ms. Sherr is a frequent speaker at national and state CPA society tax conferences and webcasts. Ms. Sherr has authored articles in The Tax Adviser, Journal of Accountancy, Journal of Accountancy Online, CPA Letter Daily, Practicing CPA, and Practical Accountant; has written blogs for AICPA Insights; has recorded podcasts, webcasts, and videos for the AICPA website; has been interviewed on CNN, Fox Business News, and Scripps; and has been quoted in the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post, Forbes, Reuters, CBS News, CNBC.com, and many other publications.

Reema Patel

Reema Patel is a Tax Policy & Advocacy Senior Manager at the AICPA. She is the staff liaison to the Corporate & Shareholders Technical Resource Panel as well as the Tax Methods and Periods Technical Resource Panel. In this role she is responsible for the tax advocacy work related to corporate & shareholders and specific issues dealing with tax methods and periods. Before joining the AICPA Reema was most recently a Practice Lead for the U.S. International tax group at Bloomberg Tax & Accounting where she was responsible for activities such as conducting research and building tax tools for Bloomberg tax subscribers, monitoring legislative and regulatory changes and overseeing the accuracy and update of numerous Tax Portfolios. Reema is a Certified Public Accountant and has approximately 15 years of tax experience.

Jeaneen Zanovello

Jeaneen Zanovello is a Lead Specialist for the American Institute of CPA's (AICPA) Tax Policy & Advocacy Team whose mission is to serve the public interest by assisting AICPA members to be the most trusted professional providers of tax services, and by advocating sound tax policy and effective administration. In this role, she provides communications support, website maintenance, project coordination and administrative assistance to the Tax Policy & Advocacy Team. In these areas, she is responsible for the development of conceptualizing visual imagery and creative appearances of the AICPA Tax Policy and Advocacy webpages and multimedia materials for the AICPA members. Ms. Zanovello obtained her B.A. from the Art Institute of Washington.

Jon Williamson

Jon Williamson is a Tax Policy & Advocacy Senior Manager at the AICPA. He is the staff liaison to the S Corporation Technical Resource Panel as well as the Partnership Technical Resource Panel. In this role he is responsible for the tax advocacy work related to pass-through entity taxation, as well as S corporation and partnership specific issues. Before joining the AICPA, Jon was most recently a Tax Director at Cohen & Company, a regional public accounting firm headquartered in Cleveland, OH. He was responsible for conducting research related to complex tax technical issues and monitoring legislative and regulatory changes as well as providing client service to businesses in the private equity and real estate markets. Jon has a master’s degree in taxation, is a Certified Public Accountant, and has approximately 11 years of tax experience.

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Washington Tax Brief

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