Internal Revenue Service webinar: Hiring Incentives to Restore Employment (HIRE) Act

Posted on Jun. 25 2010 9:33 am

Date: July 8, 2010

This FREE webinar is for:

Tax professionals
Attorneys
Payroll professionals
Industry partners
Small businesses

Learn about:

The HIRE Act payroll tax exemption and retention income tax credit for employers who hire previously unemployed workers.
Who qualifies as an eligible individual for each benefit.
What businesses may claim each benefit.
How business can claim those HIRE benefits.

Earn Continuing Professional Education credit:

Enrolled agents receive one CPE credit for participating for a minimum of 50 minutes from the start of the webinar. Other tax professionals may receive credit if the webinar meets your organization's or state's CPE requirements.
To receive credit, you must attend the event offered on July 8, 2010. You must also register for the webinar using your e-mail address, and use the same e-mail address to log in to attend. This will confirm your attendance and generate your Certificate of Completion. Groups will not receive individual certificates as attendance can not be verified.
*Only July 8, 2010 participants will receive certificates. If you do not need a certificate to obtain CPE credit, you may choose to view the archived version of the webinar after
July 8, 2010.
Look for your Certificate of Completion by e-mail approximately one week after the webinar. If you have met all requirements, you will receive your certificate automatically.

Register on-line at: http://www.visualwebcaster.com/IRS/69705/reg.asp?id=69705

General information:

Visit http://www.irs.gov/ and search Webinars for information on other programs available.
If you experience difficulty viewing the event, please use the e-mail option on the event page or call 866-956-4770.
The event will be archived for later viewing, approximately two weeks after the date of the event, on the new IRS Video Portal.

Sponsored by: IRS Small Business/Self Employed; Communications, Liaison and Disclosure