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6 Online Learning Tips for the Back to School Season

Students across the country — and the world — are dipping their toes into the virtual learning environment. Whether they like it or not, this is the reality of learning [safely] in 2020. As scary and as stressful as it can be to adjust to a completely digital world, virtual learning doesn’t have to be […]

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Tips For Meeting Clients Virtually

With the presence of a pandemic, it may be a long time until you have another in-person meeting with clients. Luckily with the advancement of technology, virtual meetings all over the world are still happening so that we all stay connected without losing face to face interaction. Almost like a phone call, it’s essential that […]

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How to Deal With Exam Anxiety and Nerves

Accounting certifications are tough. That’s no secret. And they feel even more so now, with the uncertainty surrounding everything from testing dates, to what social distancing precautions will be in place. But nerves will impede your test-taking strategy, and that’s why taking time to appropriately prepare for the exam is one of the most crucial […]

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Covid-19 Seminar

Course Features: n n n n Online, self-paced study n Reading and Reference Materials n Real world examples and applications n Surgent ITS Support by email n Final Exam n Automatic online grading with feedback n 2 hours of credit for Continuing Education (CE)n n Also qualifies for Enrolled Agent (EA) CE n n n […]

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How Opportunity Zones Benefit Business Owners and Communities

Savvy investors and real estate developers were excited when the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was passed for a few reasons but one big one was the creation of “Opportunity Zones” (OZs). Opportunity Zones were created to spur economic growth in lower income communities by incentivizing businesses (in a big way) to invest. What is […]

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Working Virtually: IRS Tips to Keep Client Data Safe

At the beginning of the pandemic, almost every aspect of life was switched to online platforms including all things finance, accounting, and taxes. Six months later, we’re still performing several services remotely and cybersecurity especially is a concern most tax preparers and taxpayers have. Over the past few weeks, the IRS has released several statements […]

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