General Information

For fifty-six years, the University of Kentucky Income Tax Seminar Program has provided valuable updates on tax legislation impacting individuals and small businesses, along with quality continuing education at an affordable price.

About the Program

For fifty-six years, the University of Kentucky Income Tax Seminar Program has provided valuable updates on tax legislation impacting individuals and small businesses, along with quality continuing education at an affordable price. This course is designed for:

Accountants/Certified Public Accountants (CPA)
Enrolled Agents (EA)
Certified Financial Planners (CFP)
Banking Professionals
Tax Preparers
Annual Filing Season Program practitioners (AFSP)
Insurance and Real Estate Professionals
Attorneys

Objectives and Prerequisites

Course objectives: Upon completion of this seminar, participants will be familiarized with new income tax law developments, changes in tax legislation, and case rulings for both the Federal Tax code and Kentucky State Tax Code so that practitioners will be aware and cognizant when preparing returns for individuals and small businesses.

Prerequisites: This is an intermediate-level course. There are no advanced preparation requirements for this course, which is designed for professional tax preparers with at least one year of tax preparation experience.

Our seminars offer:

Lectures on new and current tax laws plus special topics for tax professionals, including an overview of revised tax rules and regulations associated with individual and business tax returns.

Continuing Education Credits

CPAs: 17 hours total

Federal Tax Law: 11 hours
Federal Tax Law Updates: 3 hours
Kentucky Tax Law Update: 1 hour
Ethics: 2 hours
(by the Kentucky State Board of Accountancy and National Association of State Boards of Accountancy – NASBA)

Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards: 16 hours

Kentucky Department of Insurance: 17 CE hours (includes 2 hours of ethics)

Kentucky Bar Association for CLE credit: 14.25 hours total

General: 12.5 hours
Ethics: 1.75 hours

Enrolled Agents and AFSP Participants: 16 hours total

Federal Tax Law: 11 hours
Federal Tax Law updates: 3 hours
Ethics: 2 hours

Our IRS Provider Number is XFC9W.

(Note: IRS Continuing Education is only mandatory for Enrolled Agents (EA) and Enrolled Retirement Plan Agents. Participation by all other tax return preparers is not an official designation, but these individuals may voluntarily take continuing education. IRS has developed the Annual Filing Season Program (AFSP) for non-credentialed tax return preparers. This Federal Income Tax Seminar will not include the six (6) hour Annual Federal Tax Refresher course of the test. This course counts toward continuing education for AFSP.