Seminar Maze Help

[Corduroy Frog]

I would like to simply browse for existing scheduled tax seminars which begin in September.

Simple answer, right? Just "google up" tax seminars, or go to website of national organizations and browse to your hearts' content! Simple as that!

Have you tried this lately? When you sort through the relevant and irrelevant websites then the site makes you jump through more hoops to get the information. Some of them require you to "register" with the website and in return you are rewarded by spam forever.

Can anyone point me to a specific site or link that will enable me to browse over a wide array of different tax subjects, dates, and locations?

[BHoffman]

I don't hate the Jennings webinars:

http://www.taxspeaker.com/

[oceanlovin'ea]

I like NCPE's seminars....www.ncpeseminars.com

I agree this is a maze to try to get through. I would be nice if our state organizations had this information gathered for us and available on their websites. I for one haven't a clue where to look and whether something is good or not.

For example, the NATP seminar on S corps I went to last year...what a waste of time and money. NCPE is always good so I usually stick to what I know, but I could be missing something else really good.

Linda, EA

[rjholmes]

IRS phone forums and webinars

IRS offers free seminars throughout the year through both phone forums and live webinars. They help to get that extra one or two credits that we might need without leaving home. They are actually more informative than many seminars that I have paid to attend.

[ChEAr$]

For anyone in the Southeast, there is the NATP's Georgia's chapter's annual fall seminar at Dillard, GA Sep 26 and 27th. FYI, Dillard is located in extreme northeast corner of the state,right above Clayton. The mountains start to become beautiful this time of year with clear skies and long views.

(Ron; see separate email).