In-Person
Tax Season Updates Workshops – Hosted in 65+ Cities
Each year, NATP hosts in-person workshops designed to equip tax professionals with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the demands of the upcoming tax season. Led by a team of experienced instructors, these sessions offer timely updates and expert insights rooted in real-world practice. These events not only deliver critical updates but also create valuable opportunities for tax pros to engage with peers and gain actionable strategies for client success.
What tax professionals gain from attending:
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Expert-led instruction from seasoned instructors who understand the day-to-day challenges of the profession
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Hands-on learning with practical tools, examples and scenarios to reinforce key concepts
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Real-time legislative and IRS updates to stay ahead of critical changes impacting the upcoming season
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Peer-to-peer networking with fellow tax preparers facing similar client needs and compliance challenges
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Actionable strategies to improve efficiency, accuracy and client satisfaction during peak season
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An environment perfect for learning, discussion and professional development
Tax Season Updates workshops include two jam-packed days of need-to-know information, including business and individual updates as well as today’s trending tax topics. Learn more >
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In-person workshops offer the perfect opportunity for
An immersive educational experience that goes beyond
just a screen
Enhanced learning
Direct contact with speakers
and attendees to ask questions, receive instant feedback and engage in meaningful discussions
Face-to-face interaction
A way to network with
like-minded individuals, build connections and exchange
ideas
Networking possibilities
The workshop will include:
Two days of education, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. local time
Up to 16 CPE for AFSP, EA, CPA, CRTP, CFP®
E-book and print textbook
Downloadable presentation slides
January on-demand webinar covering any last-minute tax law changes