Events & Education

The North Carolina Chapter of NATP

Invites You to Join Us at Our:
January North Carolina Tax Update
Saturday, January 7, 2023

To Be Held At:

Hilton Garden Inn Raleigh-Cary
131 Columbus Ave.
Cary, NC 27518

Hours:
Registration 7:00 – 8:00 AM
Conference 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

 To Register Visit: https://www.natptax.com/Chapters/Pages/NorthCarolinaChapterEducation.aspx

Registration Fees:

NATP Members:          $139

Non-Members:           $179

Course materials will be distributed electronically via email on 1/5/2023.
No printed materials will be provided.

No refunds will be extended for this event.

Accommodation Information:

Room rate will be $129/night plus applicable taxes and fees.
Location address: 131 Columbus Ave.; Cary, NC 27518
For Reservations:
Call: 1-919-377-0440 (request NC NATP Annual Seminar rate)
Book Online: https://www.hilton.com/en/attend-my-event/rdurcgi-natp-5eb4a2aa-66e8-489a-9396-aa399a05c526/
Room rate is $129.00/Friday night plus tax and fees. Rate ends 12/16/2022

Course Offerings:

North Carolina Tax Update – Representatives from the NC Department of Revenue

  • Personal Tax Law Update (Individual Income and Withholding)
  • Tax Law Changes and Specifically the November 2021 Law Changes
  • PPP Corporate & Franchise Tax Law Update
  • Prepayment of State Taxes at Corporate Level as Opposed to at Individual Level
  • SALT (State & Local Taxes) Sales & Use Tax Law Update

Virtual Currency: DeFI and Digital Assets [3 Hours CPE] – Matt Metras

A deeper dive into the more complex side of crypto taxation, including mining, staking,
forks, airdrops, DeFi swaps, yield farming, liquidity pools, NFTs, gaming, and more.
With little to no guidance in these areas, we will discuss existing code sections and how
best to apply them to cryptocurrency situations. We will also cover using the blockchain itself to extract transactions and tools that can help in that process. Additionally, we’ll conduct a practical investigation into how to properly report cryptocurrency transactions for taxpayers that don’t have 3rd party information returns and review IRS digital asset updates for tax year 2022.