LEARN HOW TO MITIGATE THE RISK OF COMPLAINTS FROM 2015 - Correcting W-2 and 941 and How to Successfully Prepare and Report 941
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Deadline: January 27, 2015 | Date: January 27, 2015
Venue/Country: Palo Alto, U.S.A
Updated: 2015-01-23 14:19:26 (GMT+9)
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This webinar will review the legal and regulatory changes for the 2014 reporting year. The course will focus on best practices for gathering, calculating and reconciling W-2 data and to prepare Form W-2c efficiently.Why Should You Attend:Claims of errors need to be taken seriously, reviewed and corrected immediately. The risk of errors on Form W-2 continues to increase as the tax code becomes more complex (ACA, MSRRA, reconciliation acts, etc.). It is very important to keep current with these changes to reduce the risk of errors and be able to better communicate proper reporting to your staff and your employees. Through this webinar, participants will:Learn how to quickly and properly make corrections to Form W-2 and Form 941.Learn to prepare staff for the 2014 filing year.Understand how best to mitigate the risk of complaints from the IRS.Who Will Benefit:Information Reporting OfficersTax ManagersCompliance OfficersCompliance ManagersCFOsControllersPayroll ManagersHR ManagersAccounting ManagersAuditorsInstructor Profile:Miles Hutchinson is a CGMA, and experienced businessman. He has been an auditor with PriceWaterhouseCoopers and the Chief Financial Officer of a $1 billion real estate development company. Miles is a professional speaker and consultant who has presented over 2,000 seminars and training sessions on a myriad of business and financial topics, like financial analysis and modeling, accounting, strategic planning, and compliance with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act.
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