I was curious, and I looked at the post for the 2-day "Tax Season Readiness" classes.
If you go the registration screen it does NOT ask for a PTIN. That seemingly indicates that even though Intuit is advertising that you get up to 8 free CPE, that CPE does NOT qualify for the IRS.
I wonder how many annoyed tax preparers there will be that THOUGHT they were going to get CPE for towards the IRS, then later realize they get nothing.
After looking at the titles of the classes, I guess it makes sense. It seems like most of the "classes" are mostly advertising Intuit products, which would not qualify for CPE for the IRS.
"Intuit is advertising that you get up to 8 free CPE, that CPE does NOT qualify for the IRS"
That's why it's free. If it was worth something, they would charge you for it 😁
For CE and CPE credits, you can use the labels on the event page as filters.
All events can be seen here on the training site: https://proconnect.intuit.com/training/
The virtual conference has speakers from all departments of Intuit, we're excited to kick off the new year! Here's some time slots that might interest you:
Day 1
10:00-10:20 Day 1 Opening Keynote from Jasen Stine, Intuit’s Training and Education Leader for the Tax and Accounting Profession
10:30-11:30 Tax Season Briefing with Lacerte
10:30-11:30 Tax Season Briefing with ProConnect Tax
10:30-11:30 Tax Season Briefing with ProSeries
1:10-2:10 Your Top Questions in Lacerte
1:10-2:10 Your Top Questions in ProConnect Tax
1:10-2:10 Your Top Questions in ProSeries
2:15-3:15 Lacerte and ProConnect Tax Developer Panel
2:15-3:15 ProSeries Developer Panel
Day 2
10:00-10:20 Road Trip with Renee Daggett, CEO of AdminBooks
10:30-11:30 Tax Year 2022- Tax Law Update & Key Insights
2:15-3:15 Today's Threats and How to Protect Your Firm
3:20-3:40 Shift Your Mindset For The Upcoming Busy Season
Check out the full agenda and course descriptions for more information.
{editing to add that I'll look into how credits for this conference works, thanks!}
Gabi, both of the posts that you posted say "earn CPE credits". The registration page says "CPE credits: Up to 8".
So it seemingly may give CPE to CPA, but NOT to those who need CPE for the IRS (Enrolled Agents and whatever the other certificate registration thingy is called).
The rest of us need CE
There are 7 courses here https://proconnect.intuit.com/training/professional-webinars/
4 offer CE.
I use CPAacadamy Pick your time zone, profession (or ethics) and ZOILA! there are several CE courses
@George4Tacks wrote:
The rest of us need CE
Ah, you are right.
I think most education providers just call it CPE (see links below) because most classes cover both, but you are right, the IRS just calls it CE.
https://www.natptax.com/EventsAndEducation/eEducation/packages/Pages/default.aspx
https://checkpointlearning.thomsonreuters.com/CPE-Packages/Compare-CPE-Subscriptions
Would reccomend Natp.
I have some more details, hope this helps:
CE credits are available for
Day 1
CPE: 1
CE: 1 --
10:30-11:30 Tax Season Briefing with Lacerte
10:30-11:30 Tax Season Briefing with ProConnect Tax
10:30-11:30 Tax Season Briefing with ProSeries
Day 2
CPE: 1
CE: 1 --
10:30-11:30 Tax Year 2022- Tax Law Update & Key Insights
Here's the full breakdown for credits for the virtual conference Dec 13-14 2022:
Day 1
CPE: 1
CE: 1 --
10:30-11:30 Tax Season Briefing with Lacerte
10:30-11:30 Tax Season Briefing with ProConnect Tax
10:30-11:30 Tax Season Briefing with ProSeries
CPE: 1 --
11:50-12:50 QuickBooks Desktop at Year End
11:50-12:50 QuickBooks Online at Year End
CPE: 1 --
1:10-2:10 Your Top Questions in Lacerte
1:10-2:10 Your Top Questions in ProConnect Tax
1:10-2:10 Your Top Questions in ProSeries
CPE: 1 --
2:15-3:15 Lacerte and ProConnect Tax Developer Panel
2:15-3:15 ProSeries Developer Panel
Day 2
CPE: 1
CE: 1 --
10:30-11:30 Tax Year 2022- Tax Law Update & Key Insights
CPE: 1 --
11:50-12:50 Implementing and Communicating Tax Savings Strategies During Tax Season
CPE: 1 --
1:10-2:10 Intuit Solutions Showcase
CPE: 1 --
2:15-3:15 Today's Threats and How to Protect Your Firm
The virtual conference portal stays open for 90 days after the event where you can download certificates.
If it's passed the 90 days, you can email PCGTraining@intuit.com to retrieve certificates.
How can Intuit offer CE if it doesn't ask for a PTIN?
The registration for the other programs (which give CE) ask for your PTIN to receive credit. But this doesn't.
Personally, I'm not interested because most of Intuit's presentations are just advertisements. But things don't seem right for those who want credit.
PTIN is required:
In the presentation, there is a toggle to Update your PTIN
At the end of the presentation, there is a survey and the Certificate is e-mailed from pcgtraining@training.intuit.com
No, that registration page is precisely my point. Although the other "classes" have the entry for PTIN, the "Tax Season Readiness" one that I am talking about does NOT have that.
The conference offers CPE credits, NOT CE credits.
PTIN would be required for CE Credits.
Yes, you had corrected me on the CE versus CPE earlier in post, but then Gabi came back and stated that some CE is available (see her post earlier). But without asking for a PTIN, that won't happen.
If you have hiccups receiving the credits you earned, please private message me or reach out to PCGTraining@intuit.com and we'll figure out next steps.
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