Meet Pat Garverick: The New Face of Your Corporate Tax Update
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Tax season is coming, and so are the questions you’ll get about C corps, S corps, partnerships and LLCs. Good news: we’re thrilled to welcome a new instructor to the COCPA lineup, and he’s bringing one of the most popular business tax updates in the country.
Who is Pat Garverick?
Pat Garverick, CPA, MT, CFP®, has taught tax and financial courses to professionals nationwide since 1993. He started in public accounting in 1988 after earning his accounting degree at Ohio State University. He then earned a Master of Taxation from Arizona State and started his own tax and financial planning practice. He has won awards for both his teaching and his course materials, and he played on the Ohio State basketball team in college. So yes, he can handle a full-court press of tax law changes.
About the session:
Federal Tax Update: C & S Corporations, Partnerships & LLCs (Forms 1120, 1120-S & 1065) is a fast-moving, one-day update on business income tax. Pat covers:
You’ll also get Pat’s business tax reference manual, packed with practice aids, real-world examples, the new forms and schedules, and his Quick Reference Chart. It’s the kind of binder that actually gets opened in March.
Who should attend?
Tax professionals in public or private practice who want one day to get current on business entity tax before the season starts. A background in business and individual income tax law is recommended.
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