There are many issues that can arise for the CPA when clients divorce. When financial issues come to light, and in the pursuit of the “best” settlement, will you be able to recognize the red flags, offer the appropriate guidance, and keep yourself from an ethical quandary? This webinar will help you understand the complex - and surprisingly common - tax crime accusations that arise in divorce. These include tax evasion, willful failure to pay tax, conspiracy, and much more.
The CPA in these cases is subject to scrutiny and faces ethical and procedural choices that can be burdened with pitfalls. Do not let your client turn you into an uncompensated witness. Even if you have assisted clients during a divorce in the past, attend this webinar to better understand the risks as well as the actions to take to protect yourself and best serve your clients.
Tax Law Office of David Warren Klasing
Founder and Managing Attorney
dave@taxesqcpa.net
(949) 681-3502
David Klasing believes that the rapid growth of his Irvine tax law offices from its inception to date is for the most part attributable to the excellent service they provide and the excellent results that are consistently achieved for clients. Top shelf client service combined with achieving the best results possible in every client scenario combined with reasonable billing practices and ethical and honest business practices is who they are and what they believe in.
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