Get Industry-Specific Tax Advice in 4-Part Financial Wellness Series From NAR

January 29, 2021 | Texas REALTORS® Staff

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The National Association of REALTORS® is hosting a four-part series of financial wellness virtual events. The webinars address tax issues specific to you and your business, including a guide for new agents, how to address trouble with the IRS, and issues related directly to real estate transactions.

Each event is lead by a subject-matter expert, and access to exclusive resources and recordings of the live presentations and Q&As is included with the seminars. The cost for the four-part series is $45 for REALTOR® members.

The topics and schedule are as follows:

Real Estate Agents Tax Guide 101: 1 p.m. Central Wednesday, February 3
What to Do If You’ve Got IRS Trouble: 1 p.m. Central Wednesday, February 10
Increase Personal Wealth by Spotting Opportunities for Improvement in Your Tax Return: 1 p.m. Central Wednesday, February 17
A Deeper Dive Into Several Real Estate Tax Topics: 1 p.m. Central Wednesday, February 24.

Learn more and register at nar.realtor.

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Get Industry-Specific Tax Advice in 4-Part Financial Wellness Series From NAR

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