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Clientwhyscpe.com Launches New Online Course Covering the Recent Federal Tax Law Changes

SB Informer
Thursday, June 15, 2006; 03:52 AM

Clientwhyscpe.com is pleased to announce a new addition to its Continuing Education (CPE) Library covering the latest tax law changes and previously passed legislation issues taking effect in 2006 and beyond. Clientwhyscpe.com’s two-hour CPE course, "Tax Changes for Individuals and Small Businesses 2006 & Beyond," covers the issues that will generally affect individual taxpayers and small businesses.

This online CPE course highlights a number of significant federal tax law and procedures affecting the 2006 tax year and beyond and suggests strategies that can be employed for your clients’ benefit. The online CPE course includes the significant law changes included in the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act, the Heroes Act, Energy Policy Act, new regulations and procedures.

These changes will ultimately affect just about everyone. If additional extender legislation is passed, this online CPE course will be modified to include those provisions, and the updated course can be downloaded at no additional charge.

This course is offered online at CPE course is accredited for CPAs, Enrolled Agents, CFPs and Tax Preparers, but is also a great resource for individual taxpayers and small business owners. Please call ClientWhys at 1.800.442.2477 or visit http://www.clientwhyscpe.com for additional information.

About ClientWhys, Inc.
Client…It’s about tax advisors and their client relationships. It’s often said that clients can’t pick a good tax return from a bad one. In other words, a tax advisor’s business is all about relationships, and the more they communicate and provide solid advice, the stronger the ties with their clients and prospects.

Whys…An informed client is a lifelong client. Implementing the best planning strategies, quickly answering your client "whys" when asked about complex tax situations - all are keys to demonstrating commitment, talent and results.

Providing CPAs and tax preparers the expertise and knowledge are elements of what we do. A tax advisor’s success is not just based on professional designations. It is based on how they manage their practice, the services they offer, and the way they communicate and address issues facing their clients year-round.

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