Tax Immersion Seminar: MCLE Fundraiser Series (*): Available December 24th, 2025 - December 24th, 2026

Concurrent Agenda| On Demand-Pre-Recorded| Access Link in Footer

Session I

• Topic #1: Real Property & Its Taxation: MCLE | Law & Legal Proc 2.0 credits

• Topic #2: Small Business Workshop: MCLE | Law & Legal Proc 2.0 credits

• Topic #3: Worker Classification & Its Tax Treatment: MCLE | Law & Legal 2.0 credits

• Topic #4: Nonprofit Classification & Taxation: MCLE | Law & Legal Proc 1.5 credits

Session II

• Topic #5: Foreign Persons & Its Tax Treatment: MCLE | Law & Legal Proc 1.5 credits

• Topic #6: FBAR (Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts) Reporting: MCLE| Law & Legal Proc 2.0 cr

Session III

• Topic #7: Retirement Plans & Its Tax Impact: MCLE| Law & Legal Proc 2.0 credits

• Topic #8: Personal Income Tax Update: MCLE| Law & Legal Proc 1.5 credits

Session IV

• Topic #9: IRS Letters & LITC (Low-Income Tax Clinics): MCLE| Law & Legal Proc 1.5 credits

• Topic #10: Multilingual Barriers & Legal Ethics: MCLE| Equity 1.5 credits

• Topic #11: Tax Prep Pitfalls for Seniors and Immigrants & Ethical & Equity Considerations: MCLE| Equity 1.5 credits

• Topic #12: Building a Purpose-Driven Practice Through Pro-Bono Service: MCLE| Law & Legal 1.0credits/Other-Professional Development 0.50 credit

MCLE Tax Immersion Seminar (*): Live: December 17th, 2025

Agenda

• Topic #1: Estate Tax Planning & Taxation (MCLE 2.0 cr): 10:00am - 12:00pm

• Topic #2: Qualified Domestic Trust (QDOT) & Its Taxation (MCLE 2.0 cr): 1:00pm - 3:00pm

• Topic #3: Elements of a Business Plan (MCLE 1.5 cr): 3:00pm - 4:30pm

Disclaimer: The resources referenced by the Internal Revenue Service, per IRS, “is based on law and guidance available as of the date of original publication. Subsequent legislation, including the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025, may introduced changes not reflected in this content. To ensure you have the most current information for your circumstances, we encourage you to consult the most recent IRS guidance or a qualified tax professional.” irs.gov