IRS Tax Tip 2025-67, Nov.18, 2025
Tax professionals can visit the IRS Nationwide Tax Forum Online for newly added seminars and content from the 2025 Nationwide Tax Forum. The NTFO provides information to tax professionals on current tax law, IRS procedures and essential topics for the upcoming tax season. Each seminar features a 50-minute interactive video presentation along with corresponding PowerPoint slides, downloadable resources and full transcripts.
Whether they couldn’t make it to a seminar, or a simple refresher is desired, it’s an opportunity to view the courses for free or earn continuing education credit for a fee of $29.00 per credit.
To access the seminars, a tax professional needs to either have or create an account on the IRS Nationwide Tax Forum Online website. Instructions are on the FAQs tab on the website.
New 2025 seminars available online
The 15 new 2025 seminars available now are:
- Building a sustainable practice through ethics
- Distributions from retirement plans and IRA's: A crash course
- How to help taxpayers avoid abusive tax promotions and abusive return preparers
- Introduction to OPR and Circular 230
- Law and Audit – The due diligence process
- New features for tax pros: Do business faster and easier with IRS Online
- Plenary Session: Tax law changes for Tax Year 2025
- Retirement plan basics 101 for the practitioner
- Stand out as a trusted tax professional: A guide to prepare accurate refundable tax credit returns for your clients
- Taxable digital asset transactions: The Impact of the 1099-DA on Tax Year 2025
- Using IRS digital tools and communications options for practitioners
- Partnerships and non-resident alien withholding: Sections 1446(a) and 1446(f)
- How to avoid processing delays and streamline return filing
- Getting taxpayers back on track: quickly resolving unpaid tax debts while preventing new ones from occurring
- Disaster reporting best practices – maximizing resources from A to Z
The IRS Nationwide Tax Forum Online is a continuing education provider certified by the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy and the IRS Return Preparer Office.
For more information, visit www.irstaxforum.co