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Tax Season Resource Kit
2023 Year-End Tax Planning Briefing 

Download your copy today and learn about: Year-end business strategies, changes to Retirement Distributions — Secure Act 2.0, new green energy tax credits — residential & home improvement, employee retention credit claims and more.

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Tax Season Resource Kit

Set yourself up for success this tax season with Wolters Kluwer's Tax Season Resource Kit. This kit is your go-to for quick reference tools, expert insights and additional resources needed to prepare accurate returns this tax season.

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Resources for current Wolters Kluwer software users

Tax Talks LIVE: Tax season readiness webinars

Tax Talks LIVE — a series of weekly webinars that focus on providing CCH Axcess Tax and CCH ProSystem fx Tax customers with current news, tips, best practices and valuable information for 2024 and beyond.

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Wolters Kluwer's Tax Season Resource Kit is your go-to for quick reference tools, expert insights and additional resources needed to prepare accurate returns this tax season.

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