The MSU Income Tax Seminars are for people who prepare income tax returns for others. These sessions are taught at the intermediate level with instructors at locations around Michigan.

Many Farm Tax Practitioners have attended MSU Farm Tax Seminars. Follow the links with the map on the left for their contact information.

 

The Fall brochure includes the two-day Fall Tax Seminars, one-day January abbreviated seminars, Ethics in Marquette, Farm Workshops, and January Update. This is the brochure from 2008.

 

Fall Seminars

The Fall 2008 Income Tax Seminar, two-day sessions, are planned for Nov 5th to Dec 17th. 18 Dates and locations around the state, 16 hours CPE.

The one- day abbreviated sessions will be planned for January 2009, 2 dates, 8 hours of CPE.

The two update sessions will be planned for January 2009 and are for last minute changes from the fall sessions.

Farm Income Tax Seminars

The 2008 Farm Income Tax Seminars are planned for November and December 2008, 7 half day sessions, 7 locations around the state, 4 hours of CPE.

 











  • Lower costs for fall registration if we receive your registration in our office at least 14 calendar days before the start of your class (see registration form for details when it's available in September 2008).
  • Two day workshop instruction begins at 8:25 a.m. on both days; you may pick up materials at 7:45 a.m. Note the day of the week your session begins. It might be Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.
  • All instructors will teach at every two-day session.
  • One-day abbreviated sessions in January for those needing only 8 CPE credits; lunch is on your own. Materials are the same as two-day workshops, but instructors from the State of Michigan and Internal Revenue Service will not present at these sessions.
  • Update sessions in January (different sessions than the one-day abbreviated sessions) will concentrate on changes since the fall schools.

CPE designates earned Certified Professional Education credits.

Sponsored by:
Department of Agricultural Food and Resource Economics, Michigan State University

In cooperation with:
Michigan Department of Treasury and
Stakeholder Liasion Office, Internal Revenue Service