Fall Tax School

The University of Illinois Tax School has been providing high quality continuing education for over 82 years. More than 4,500 tax professionals attend Fall Tax School annually to learn the latest and greatest on new tax laws and regulations, as well as new strategies for existing laws. Be one of the first to know when registration opens for 2023 Fall Tax School by signing up for email alerts.

Overview of Fall Tax School:

Earn up to 16 CPE credits
Various dates and times available throughout the month of November
The newest edition of the Federal Tax Workbook is included with registration

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Early “Sneak Peek” at Plans for 2023 Fall Tax School Coming April 25

CPE Credits (specific to 2022 Fall Tax School)

Day 1

Organization	Credit Hours
CPE credits	Up to 8 based on attendance and responses to polling questions (Optional additional 1-2 CPE credit for the agricultural issues webinar will be recorded separately and a separate CPE certificate will be provided.)
Field of Study (NASBA)	Taxes (6), Regulatory Ethics (2)
IRS Categories	Federal Tax Topics (2); Federal Tax Law Update (4); Regulatory Ethics (2)
IL Insurance	General (5); Ethics (2)
IL MCLE	Taxation (4.75); Professional Responsibility (1.75) (Optional additional 1.5 MCLE/CLE for the agricultural issues webinar will be recorded separately.)
CFP	Taxation (8). The ethics portion of instruction qualifies for CFP general CPE but not CFP “Ethics” CPE. Must attend entire session to obtain any CPE due to CFP Board rules.
CT Insurance	General (6)

Day 2

Organization	Credit Hours
CPE credits	Up to 8 based on attendance and responses to polling questions.
Field of Study (NASBA)	Taxes (8)
IRS Categories	Federal Tax Topics (8)
IL Insurance	General (8)
IL MCLE	Taxation (6.5)
CFP	Taxation (8). Must attend the entire session to obtain any CPE due to CFP Board rules.
CT Insurance	General (8)

Participants are awarded credit based upon actual time in attendance plus participation in polling questions. Most accrediting groups recognize 1 hour of credit per 50 minutes of instruction. Some CLE groups recognize 1 hour of credit per 60 minutes of instruction.

Certificates of attendance are issued to participants after seminars conclude. In most cases, certificates are emailed after the conclusion of all seminars.

CPE Accreditation

The University of Illinois Tax School is a sponsor of CPE for a variety of professional designations such as CPAs, EAs, attorneys, CFPs®, and insurance, etc. Agencies that typically recognize the University of Illinois Tax School as a sponsor of continuing education are:

Illinois Department of Insurance
Illinois Department of Professional Regulation
Internal Revenue Service
Iowa Supreme Court Commission on Continuing Legal Education
Missouri Bar Association
MCLE Board of the Supreme Court of Illinois
Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards
State of Connecticut Insurance Department

CPE Affiliated Organizations

NASBA provider logo University of Illinois Tax School is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org.

IRS CE provider logo The Tax School has been approved as an IRS Continuing Education Provider. Tax preparers should always look for IRS approved providers when fulfilling their continuing education requirements. Visit www.irs.gov/taxpros/ce for more information.

For EAs and Illinois Insurance professionals, the Tax School Office submits participant credit hours directly to the accrediting agencies.

An additional fee is required for processing CPE credits for CFP®, IL insurance, and IL MCLE.

See Frequently Asked Questions about CPE.