Tuesday, July 21, 2020
8:30 AM to 10:10 AM

Topic: Shannon's Hall of Tax Curiosities - Curiouser and Curiouser
Speaker: Shannon Hall, EA
2 Federal Tax Law Hours
IRS: 18QC1-T-01356-20-O
CTEC: 1000-CE-4750

Course Description:
Never before has a collection of such mystifying creatures been brought together for the shock and enjoyment of any soul brave enough to step right up and enter the Hall of Tax Curiosities! Dare you come face to face with a terrifying specimen of Self-Employed Actor?!? Can your heart stand the terrifying truths of where to report royalties?!? Can you bear to look upon the Air BnB Host who doesn’t know they should be on a Schedule C rather than a Schedule E?!? Can you look upon the Cryptocurrency and try to solve its mysteries?!? Newly updated with brand new sideshow curiosities: Steel your nerves as we gaze upon the dreaded AB5! Can you bear to enter the shocking new world of employee classification?!? These questions and many others will be answered…if you dare!

Knowledge Level: Basic / Intermediate

Learning Objectives:

#1: Learn how to handle clients in the entertainment industry and address their unique needs. 

#2: Explore reporting of income from Airbnb and other gig type side-hustles. 

#3: Learn the basics of crypto reporting and legal cannabis


Shannon Hall, EA

Shannon Hall spent three years studying classical theatre at an acting conservatory, so it was only a matter of time before she got into the tax business. She has been a member of CSTC since she began preparing taxes all the way back in 2012, though her tax career truly began many years before when, as a child, she would play with the tax forms in the library. Shannon has prepared taxes at respected places like her kitchen table and H&R Block, where she served as an instructor and office manager before moving in with some laid-back CPAs in Signal Hill, CA. She has been a presenter at several local CSTC chapters and the Summer Symposium, and has also been a guest webinar presenter for Spidell Publishing and a contributing author to Enterpreneur.com. More than anything, Shannon hopes to make tax education engaging and fun and strives to make taxes less taxing. Shannon is a proud member of the Greater Long Beach Chapter of CSTC.