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This webinar will look at situations tax professionals may face that could cause conflicts of interest. We’ll discuss tax standards and due diligence issues and review incompetence issues in professional practice. The presenter will then discuss and use best practices to remedy or resolve these types of practitioner professional standard issues.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize situations tax professionals may face that could cause conflicts of interest
- Identify tax standards and due diligence issues and review incompetence issues in professional practice
- Define the role of the IRS Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR)
- Determine the best practices to remedy or resolve practitioner professional standards issues
Jody Stamback
IRS
Sr. Stakeholder Liaison
Jody Stamback is a Sr. Tax Specialist with Stakeholder Liaison in the Communications and Liaison Division of the IRS. Stakeholder Liaison works with Tax Practitioner and other organizations to share information benefiting all different types of taxpayers. Jody has been with Stakeholder Liaison for over 20 years. Prior to his current position, he worked as a Taxpayer Resolution Representative at the Ogden Taxpayer Assistance Center. He was also a Tax Auditor for 6 years and has worked in IMF Adjustments and wrote training course materials for both Automated Underreporter and IMF Adjustments. With over 33 years at the Internal Revenue Service, his work in Compliance and Outreach has provided valuable experience with an emphasis in individual and business tax law and IRS policies and procedures.
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