Accounting Today The business return conundrum - simplifying tax prep via integrated cloud-based technologies and better processes

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The business return conundrum - simplifying tax prep via integrated cloud-based technologies and better processes
Jun. 26, 2018 | 2 PM ET/11 AM PT

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Challenges abound when preparing and filing business tax returns. However, there are a few things firms can do to simplify the process, such as implementing advanced cloud-based technologies and changing the way they go about preparing business-related tax returns.

Join us for a one hour panel discussion featuring two leading subject matter experts to take a look at the following:

Evaluating Dynamic Computations vs. Static Data Entry - Due to tying back to a trial balance, data in a business return tends to be interrelated. Once a business return is in balance, changing one number often requires changing other related information. It can be time consuming to assure modifications are carried through the entire return appropriately.
Utilizing Comprehensive Diagnostics – Business returns can be complex and require that various components of the return tie out against each other while complying with tax regulations.
Managing K-1 Information - When preparing Partnership or S-Corp returns, preparers must often manually enter the K-1 data in the taxpayer’s personal return. This can be time consuming and error prone, and there are often limitations to consider.
Meeting Federal and State Electronic Filing Requirements - Every year, more and more federal and state return types fall under electronic filing mandates.

Following the conversation, you’ll take away some great advice to consider as you continue the preparation of business returns, both in 2018 and beyond.

Jo Ann Cummings, CPA, PMC
Technical Product Manager – Tax Software
Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting, North America
(Speaker)

Frank Giudice
Senior Tax Consultant
Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting, North America
(Speaker)

Dan Hood
Editor-in-Chief
Accounting Today
(Moderator)

NASBA CPE Credit is being offered for this webinar.**

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^{** In order to qualify to receive the CPE credits you will need to attend and stay on the seminar for its duration, which is about 60 minutes. This seminar not approved for IRS CPE Credit.}

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