The MSU Income Tax School provides tax professionals with training and the latest information on tax law.

Online Registration 2024 Brochure

 

The MSU Income Tax Seminars are recommended for people who prepare income tax returns for others. Our federal book is developed each year in cooperation with universities in 25 other states.  This year, the MSU Income Tax School seminars will offered both in-person and via webinar. See individual seminar descriptions for details.

The seminars offered by MSU Income Tax School qualify for IRS continuing education for Enrolled Agents (EA). Currently, the IRS does NOT require continuing education for any other tax return preparer or PTIN holder. Continuing education credits will be posted to PTIN accounts for any participant who provides their PTIN, regardless of credentials. Similarly, seminars offered qualify as taxation or ethics for Michigan CPAs. Certificates will be mailed within two weeks of the seminar.

Preregistration Required

Preregistration is needed for all webinars two weeks prior for all courses to ensure you will receive your materials in time. Register online with a credit card or register by mail with a check. Call (517) 432-9803, if you have any registration questions. 

Refunds

Refunds (less a $35 administration fee per registrant) will be made if we receive notice of cancellation at least three business days before the beginning of the in-person seminar or two weeks before the webinar you are registered for. Cancellation fee is less for shorter seminars.

Special Accommodations

To request sign language interpreters or other disability accommodations, please call (517) 432-9803 at least two weeks before the event.

Questions

Contact us by e-mail, phone or fax. Content questions/suggestions should go to John Jones at jonesjo@msu.edu

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