Practice Management 2015 IRS Nationwide Tax Forum Online Seminars Now Available Read the Article Open Share Drawer Share this: Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn Written by Bryan Cytron Modified Jul 5, 2016 1 min read The Internal Revenue Service today reminded tax professionals that they can earn continuing education credits online through seminars filmed at the 2015 IRS Nationwide Tax Forums. The 13 self-study seminars now available on the IRS Nationwide Tax Forums Online (NTFO) site provide information to participants using interactive videos, PowerPoint slides and transcripts. The 2015 online forum seminars cover many topics of interest to tax professionals including: Highlights of 2015 income tax law changes Employment tax updates Tax-related identity theft and victim assistance Overview of the premium tax credit. The online forums are registered with the IRS Return Preparer Office and the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as qualified sponsors of continuing education. For a fee, CPAs, Enrolled Agents and Annual Filing Season Program participants taking NTFO seminars can earn continuing education credits. To earn credit, users must create an account, answer review questions throughout the seminars, and pass short tests. The online forum seminars can also be audited for free. Individuals who choose to audit seminars will not have access to the review questions or final examination and will not receive credit for the seminar. NTFO also offers many seminars from previous IRS Nationwide Tax Forums. For more information, please visit www.irstaxforumsonline.com. Previous Post How to Manage Workflow for Complex Tax Returns Next Post Above the Forms: Intuit Implements New Security to Fight EFIN… Written by Bryan Cytron Bryan Cytron is vice president of Cytron and Company. He helps businesses and firms tell their story, build their brand, and grow through top-notch PR, marketing, media relations, and communications. This includes websites, blogs, newsletters, social media, and more, with a niche in accounting and financial services. In addition, Bryan writes, edits, and publishes articles across various Intuit blogs, including the QuickBooks blog and Firm of the Future. More from Bryan Cytron Comments are closed. Browse Related Articles Tax Law and News Using a Durable Power of Attorney rather than Form 2848 Practice Management 5 minutes a day can transform who finds your firm Tax Law and News Backdoor retirement strategies and tax implications Tax Law and News Elevate with intention: Make the shift in 2026 Tax Law and News Clients should open mail from the IRS; here’s why Webinars OB3 Strategies for Tax Year 2026: June 25 Practice Management Unifying tax and accounting in Intuit® Accountant Suite Practice Management Pricing your services: Are you leaving money on the table? Tax Law and News Behind every 1099-R is a story worth asking about Practice Management Build your ideal practice with Intuit ProPartner Accountants