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Institute for Professionals in Taxation (IPT )
Sales Tax Symposium
Sunday, September 26, 2010 - Wednesday, September 29, 2010 in Indian Wells, CA
Instructor: Diane L. Yetter
Topics: Beginner's Basics Session & What's So Voluntary About Voluntary Disclosures & Amnesties?
Beginner's Basics
This session provides a basic overview of sales and use taxes, including the distinction between sales and use taxes. Fundamental principles governing sales and use taxes will be discussed, including: when a company is subject to a states sales or use tax; what constitutes a sale; what is a retail sale (including withdrawal from stock); basic definition of tangible personal property; what is meant by statute of limitations and what exemptions commonly exist for sales and use taxes. The principles and other items of interest to tax professionals who are new to the sales and use tax practice will be addressed during an open discussion.
What's So Voluntary About Voluntary Disclosures & Amnesties?
This session will discuss best practices in resolving sales and use tax exposure through the use of either amnesty or voluntary disclosure programs. This session will highlight current amnesty programs, including the SST's unique program, as well as compare and contrast them to voluntary disclosure programs, including the MTC's program.
About the Sales Tax Symposium:
This three day advanced sales and use tax program features general presentations of timely interest to all sales and use tax professionals as well as offering more specialized discussion sessions. It is designed to provide exposure to up-to-date practices, alternate methods and approaches, as well as being a comprehensive review of the current state of the art in the sales and use tax field.
Institute of Management & Administration's
Accounts Payable Conference & Expo 2010
Monday, October 11, 2010 - Wednesday, October 13, 2010 in Scottsdale, AZ
Instructor: Diane L. Yetter (Speaking Tuesday, October 12, 2010)
Topic: Automation of Use Tax: Determination, Validation and Accruals
Cash-starved states are cracking down on companies that run afoul of regulatory requirements, including sales and use tax. This session will present various automation solutions that can be used to assist your company in handling the complexities of sales and use tax on your purchases to minimize risks. The presenter will offer ideas from simple stand alone solutions to integrated third party tax engine solutions that can help reduce the time involved from the accounts payable department on this critical task. We will address the issues that should be addressed as part of a use tax automation solution and provide tips on how to ensure a successful project.
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