New Certificate Program Covers Tangible Property Regulations

Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting US has launched the new CCH Tangible Property Regulations Certificate Program, providing critical guidance for the biggest change in tax implementation and preparation for businesses since the 1986 Tax Reform Act. This research and learning opportunity offers tax and accounting professionals a comprehensive, self-study, e-learning program covering the TPRs.

“We heard a lot of feedback from our customers about the need for greater understanding of new TPRs to quickly serve business clients,” said Wendy Becker, Director of Learning for Wolters Kluwer Tax & Accounting US.  “The new TPR Certificate Program delivers a clear, easy-to-understand multimedia training program for learning how updated TPRs impact businesses. Users are able to work at their own pace and even complete program sections via mobile devices to earn a certificate and valuable CPE.”

TPRs affect nearly every business that has fixed assets, depreciable property, repairs and maintenance expenses. The new regulations can be extremely complicated and will require most businesses to file at least one Form 3115 to make appropriate changes in order to comply with the new rules.