LET'S TALK TAXES
Which is the Right Workshop for You?
This program is offered in two formats, each designed around how tax responsibility is structured and evaluated.
Some tax issues are handled at the individual level, where responsibility rests with the taxpayer who files a personal return, even if income comes from self-employment. Other situations involve business or payroll tax obligations, where the responsibility for filing and paying taxes may extend beyond the individual to a business entity or to individuals responsible for payroll tax reporting.
The distinction is important because business and payroll tax matters involve additional rules and potential responsibilities that are different from those affecting individual income taxes. In particular, businesses that run payroll or file entity tax returns may also encounter payroll tax liabilities or trust fund assessments, which require a different level of explanation and planning.
The two workshops below are designed to address these differences so participants receive information that is accurate, relevant, and applicable to their situation.
Location:
The Paulsen Center
Conference Room #TBD
421 W Riverside Ave
Spokane, WA 99201
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Level I Tax Workshop:
This session focuses on tax matters where responsibility rests with the individual taxpayer. It is appropriate for personal income tax issues, including self-employment income reported on Schedule C, when no payroll taxes are involved
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Do not have employees
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Do not have payroll
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No trust fund assessment issue
Next session - September 24, 2026
Registration NOW OPEN
Level II Tax Workshop:
This session addresses situations involving business entities, payroll tax obligations, or circumstances where more than one person may share responsibility for tax filings or payments. It is designed for Partnerships, S-Corps & Corporations dealing with entity tax or payroll-related tax matters.
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May have received correspondence about a potential assessment or have an assessed trust fund penalty.
Next session - September 25, 2026
Registration NOW OPEN