just a few hours you’ll grasp the essence of the entire course. . . effortlessly. PART ONE (INDIVIDUALS): Lecture 1: HISTORY AND DATA GATHERING; FILING STATUS & REQUIREMENTS; TAXABLE AND NONTAXABLE INCOME Lecture 2: ADJUSTMENTS TO INCOME; ITEMIZED DEDUCTIONS Lecture 3: EMPLOYEE BUSINESS EXPENSES; BASIS OF ASSETS; GAINS AND LOSSES Lecture 4: RETIREMENT PLANS; TAXES AND CREDITS; Lecture 5: ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM TAX; DECEDENT TAX; ESTATE …
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