3-HOUR LIVE ONLINE WORKSHOPS

from $225.00

Workshops are held live online beginning 1 p.m. and ending 4 p.m. Eastern time. Class fee $250, or $225 if registrant’s company is a Cokala tax technical advisory support subscriber.

2025 workshops are offered on:

Thursday, March 13 - W-9 and Backup Withholding Workshop

The W-9 and Backup Withholding workshop provides an in-depth focus on the steps of reviewing Forms W-9 you receive from payees.

 Learning objectives:

  •  Determine if your vendor Forms W-9 are valid as certification of payee status

  • Identify the reportable Name of your vendor

  • Determine whether payments require Form 1099 reporting

  • Determine whether vendor payments are subject to backup withholding

  • Understand the changes in the Form W-9 issued by the IRS in March 2024

  • Correctly classify vendors that don’t provide a valid W-9

Thursday, April 3 - Forms W-8 Workshop

The Forms W-8 workshop will take you through the steps of reviewing the W-8 series forms you receive from foreign vendors and includes a discussion on tax treaties.  

Learning objectives:

  • Determine if your vendor Forms W-8 are valid as certification of payee status

  • Determine whether payments require Form 1042-S reporting

  • Determine whether you are correctly withholding U.S. income tax when required

  • Find information on relevant tax treaty provisions

  • Review treaty claims for validity on Forms W-8BEN, W-8BEN-E and 8233

Thursday, June 12 - Legal Settlement and Attorney Payment Reporting

The Legal Settlement and Attorney Payment Reporting Workshop focuses on learning how to correctly report, on the appropriate IRS form or forms for tax information reporting, amounts of gross income or gross proceeds paid as a result of a legal settlement. 

Learning objectives:

  • Identify whether a payment to an attorney is reportable on Form 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC

  • Analyze settlement payment facts to identify whether IRS Form 1099-MISC, 1099-INT, W-2, or a combination of these, is required for the claimant

  • Apply the rules of Treas. Reg. sec. 1.104-1 to identify settlement payments excluded from tax reporting

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Workshops are held live online beginning 1 p.m. and ending 4 p.m. Eastern time. Class fee $250, or $225 if registrant’s company is a Cokala tax technical advisory support subscriber.

2025 workshops are offered on:

Thursday, March 13 - W-9 and Backup Withholding Workshop

The W-9 and Backup Withholding workshop provides an in-depth focus on the steps of reviewing Forms W-9 you receive from payees.

 Learning objectives:

  •  Determine if your vendor Forms W-9 are valid as certification of payee status

  • Identify the reportable Name of your vendor

  • Determine whether payments require Form 1099 reporting

  • Determine whether vendor payments are subject to backup withholding

  • Understand the changes in the Form W-9 issued by the IRS in March 2024

  • Correctly classify vendors that don’t provide a valid W-9

Thursday, April 3 - Forms W-8 Workshop

The Forms W-8 workshop will take you through the steps of reviewing the W-8 series forms you receive from foreign vendors and includes a discussion on tax treaties.  

Learning objectives:

  • Determine if your vendor Forms W-8 are valid as certification of payee status

  • Determine whether payments require Form 1042-S reporting

  • Determine whether you are correctly withholding U.S. income tax when required

  • Find information on relevant tax treaty provisions

  • Review treaty claims for validity on Forms W-8BEN, W-8BEN-E and 8233

Thursday, June 12 - Legal Settlement and Attorney Payment Reporting

The Legal Settlement and Attorney Payment Reporting Workshop focuses on learning how to correctly report, on the appropriate IRS form or forms for tax information reporting, amounts of gross income or gross proceeds paid as a result of a legal settlement. 

Learning objectives:

  • Identify whether a payment to an attorney is reportable on Form 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC

  • Analyze settlement payment facts to identify whether IRS Form 1099-MISC, 1099-INT, W-2, or a combination of these, is required for the claimant

  • Apply the rules of Treas. Reg. sec. 1.104-1 to identify settlement payments excluded from tax reporting

Workshops are held live online beginning 1 p.m. and ending 4 p.m. Eastern time. Class fee $250, or $225 if registrant’s company is a Cokala tax technical advisory support subscriber.

2025 workshops are offered on:

Thursday, March 13 - W-9 and Backup Withholding Workshop

The W-9 and Backup Withholding workshop provides an in-depth focus on the steps of reviewing Forms W-9 you receive from payees.

 Learning objectives:

  •  Determine if your vendor Forms W-9 are valid as certification of payee status

  • Identify the reportable Name of your vendor

  • Determine whether payments require Form 1099 reporting

  • Determine whether vendor payments are subject to backup withholding

  • Understand the changes in the Form W-9 issued by the IRS in March 2024

  • Correctly classify vendors that don’t provide a valid W-9

Thursday, April 3 - Forms W-8 Workshop

The Forms W-8 workshop will take you through the steps of reviewing the W-8 series forms you receive from foreign vendors and includes a discussion on tax treaties.  

Learning objectives:

  • Determine if your vendor Forms W-8 are valid as certification of payee status

  • Determine whether payments require Form 1042-S reporting

  • Determine whether you are correctly withholding U.S. income tax when required

  • Find information on relevant tax treaty provisions

  • Review treaty claims for validity on Forms W-8BEN, W-8BEN-E and 8233

Thursday, June 12 - Legal Settlement and Attorney Payment Reporting

The Legal Settlement and Attorney Payment Reporting Workshop focuses on learning how to correctly report, on the appropriate IRS form or forms for tax information reporting, amounts of gross income or gross proceeds paid as a result of a legal settlement. 

Learning objectives:

  • Identify whether a payment to an attorney is reportable on Form 1099-NEC or 1099-MISC

  • Analyze settlement payment facts to identify whether IRS Form 1099-MISC, 1099-INT, W-2, or a combination of these, is required for the claimant

  • Apply the rules of Treas. Reg. sec. 1.104-1 to identify settlement payments excluded from tax reporting