Work Opportunity Tax Credit (WOTC) program is a federal government initiative designed to provide a tax credit incentive for employers for hiring individuals from specific targeted groups. This unique program is an IRS legislation, but administered by the Department of Labor which often confuses tax accountants and employers.

Interesting enough most companies, accountants and employers are potential missing millions of dollars by not taking advantage of the WOTC program and are not educated about “28 Day” rule or the filing procedures.

Learn how to add value to CPA service and take advantage of the billions dollars that are available today through the WOTC Tax Credit program.

Learning Objectives:

• Learn what are WOTC Tax Credits.


• The current IRS Legislation & history of WOTC.


• Education on how to take advantage of the Federal tax credit.


• What are the targeted groups.


• How to compute the value of credits.


• Learn how to file the WOTC Credit.

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