Some immigration benefits and any new legalization program will likely require eligible immigrants to pay any taxes owed. Too often immigrant community members seek tax help from the same notarios who will offer to handle their immigration case. Join us for this webinar to learn the latest tax requirements for immigrant clients, what they need to do to resolve these tax issues, and how to guide clients in the direction they need to ensure their taxes are properly paid. This training is specifically geared to help family based and removal practitioners identify tax returns that could give rise to a challenge to good moral character.

Presenter:

• Sam Rock, Attorney at Law & Principal - Rock & Hardin
  Sam Rock practices torts, immigration, and tax law. He specializes in income tax issues for the foreign born. He is a frequent speaker and has published articles for AILA and tax analysis on issues relating to tax preparer diligence, tax fraud, and tax issues at the intersection of tax and immigration. He testified as an expert witness in a taxpayer privacy case that went to the Colorado Supreme Court. He has law offices in Atlanta and Lexington, KY, and is a principal in a professional tax service named Rock & Hardin.

Moderator:

• Sally Kinoshita, ILRC Deputy Director & Staff Attorney
  Sally joined the ILRC as a Staff Attorney in 2001. She brings to the ILRC her expertise on immigration relief for abused immigrant women and children as the author or co-author of a number of ILRC publications, including The VAWA Manual: Immigration Relief for Abused Immigrants; The U Visa: Obtaining Status for Immigrant Victims of Crime; Immigration Benchbook for Juvenile and Family Courts; and Living in the United States: A Guide for Immigrant Youth, and by serving as a trainer to judges, attorneys, accredited representatives, social workers, domestic violence service providers and others.

Registration:
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