Topics Related to Specialty Seminars

This seminar will provide a basic overview on privilege license tax. Participants will learn about the purpose of a privilege license, who must obtain a privilege license, and how to apply for a privilege license. 

This seminar provides an overview of the individual income tax return for the current tax year to help individuals who live or work in North Carolina understand basic individual income tax law and the North Carolina individual income tax return.

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This seminar will help participants better understand how to communicate and interact with the NCDOR.  Participants will learn about their rights as a taxpayer, how to locate available resources, and how to handle audit and collection situations.

This webinar will help participants better understand their estimated income tax obligations with NCDOR. Participants will learn who is required to pay estimated taxes, when estimated tax payments are due, and how to file and pay estimated tax payments. In addition, participants will learn how to use the NCDOR income tax estimator and how to adjust their NC-4 for withholding if applicable.

This webinar will help qualifying nonprofits better understand the proper procedure for requesting a sales and use tax refund (reference G.S. 105-164.14(b) for more information about this tax law). Participants will focus on the process for completing the Nonprofit and Governmental Entity Claim for Refund of State and County Sales and Use Taxes.

This webinar will assist online sellers that are “engaged in business” in North Carolina. Areas of discussion within the webinar will include: sellers with a physical presence in N.C., remote sales to N.C., marketplace facilitators and marketplace sellers as well as applying for a N.C. Sales and Use Tax Account ID, if necessary.

This webinar provides an introduction to the services and resources offered by state and federal agencies when someone is thinking about starting a business in NC. Participating agencies include the Small Business Administration (SBA), the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the North Carolina Department of Revenue (NCDOR), Business Link North Carolina (BLNC) and the Small Business Center Network (SNCN).

This seminar will help participants better understand how to communicate and interact with the NCDOR.  Participants will learn about their rights as a taxpayer, how to locate available resources, and how to handle audit and collection situations.