CCH's Top Financial and Estate Planning Issues for 2007 Course is a helpful resource that provides explanations of and insight into significant laws, regulations, decisions and issues that impact financial and estate planning. Written by top experts in the field, the course offers timely coverage, in-depth analysis, and helpful strategies, giving you the guidance you need to keep a step ahead of important issues impacting wealth management. The course addresses a wide range of wealth management issues, from life insurance to post-mortem planning.

Top California tax issues for 2005 CPE course is a new resource providing explanations of the most significant new laws, regulations, and decisions that affect California taxes. It gives guidance, insight and analysis of new provisions and their impacton California tax compliance and tax planning. It explains legislative provisions administrative rules and regulations applicable to 2004 and 2005. It brings return preparers of 2004 returns up to date on the latest important tax developments; even ones not always mentioned in official publications and form instructions, either because they are too new or too controversial. Topics include nol carryovers, innocent spouse relief, estimated taxes for 2005, changes to California dividends rec'd deduction, and effects of California's conformity to federal s. corp. rules, study questions and alpe quizzen are included to help users earn valuable CPE credit.

The state tax laws are always changing. Never has this observation been so true as now. The complex interrelationship of phased-in and delayed new law effective dates, changing state revenue department rules, and an ever-changing mix of taxpayer wins and losses in the courts creates the need for the tax practitioner to constantly stay on top of the new rules and reassess tax strategies at the start of every year. The rules this year are significantly different from the rules last year, and the rules next year promise to be different from those governing this year. This is a fact of life for the modern-day state tax practitioner. CCH's Top Multistate Tax Issues for 2008 Course is a helpful resource that provides explanations of significant laws, regulations, decisions and issues that affect multistate tax practitioners. Readers get the guidance, insights and analysis on important provisions and their impact on multistate tax compliance and tax planning. It's the top quality tax

CCH's Top Federal Tax Issues for 2007 CPE Course is a helpful resource for practitioners to keep abreast of significant new tax rules and changes. It does so by explaining those provisions in new tax legislation and new IRS rules and regulations that need to be understood and considered for the coming year. It examines current audit and litigation issues that have developed over the past year to create a new environment for tax strategies. Finally, it brings tax practitioners as return preparer of 2006 returns up to date on the significant tax developments - including developments not always mentioned in official IRS publications and forms instructions either because they are too new or too controversial. Study Questions and a CPE Quizzer is included to help users obtain valuable CPE credit.

CCH's Top Tax Issues for 2006 Course is a helpful resource for the practitioner to keep abreast of the most significant new tax rules and changes. It does so by explaining those new tax provisions, IRS rules and regulations that go into effect in 2006. It does so as well by examining current audit and litigation issues that have developed over the past year to create a new environment for tax strategies initiated in 2006. Finally, it brings the tax practitioner as return preparer of 2005 returns up to date on the latest significant tax developments - including developments not always mentioned in official IRS publications and forms instructions either because they are too new or too controversial.

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