In-Person Seminars
Your registration includes digital access for webinar recordings and slides until October 2024.
Location and Date
Holthus Convention Center, 3130 Holen Ave., York, NE 68467
Date: Friday, October 18, 2024
Time: 8:30 a.m. - 4:40 p.m.
Check-in/breakfast begins at 8 a.m.
Free Parking is provided
Breakfast, Lunch, morning and afternoon breaks and bottled beverages throughout the day.
Materials
Each attendee will receive paper-copy of the 2024 Agriculture Tax Issues Book by Land Grant University Tax Education Foundation
Continuing Education Credits
Please check back for approved Course/Activity Numbers
Within two weeks of the completion of the program, a certificate of attendance will be emailed to each participant.
Online Livestreaming Webinars
To better serve our attendees and their hectic schedules, the 2024 Agriculture Taxation and Management Symposium will not only be offered as an in-person seminar, but we will once again offer online livestreaming webinar. Please read the detailed information below prior to registering to the webinar.
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Dates and Times
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Description
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Ag Symposium webinar
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October 18 Morning session (8:30 a.m. - 12:10 p.m.)
October 18 Afternoon session (1 – 4:40 p.m.)
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This webinar will be livestreamed using Zoom platform.
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What is included in registration?
Your registration includes access links to join the webinar, the 2024 Agriculture Tax Issues Book and digital access for webinar recordings and slides until October 2025.
Access links will be emailed to the email address used in the registration one week prior to the event. The webinar will be facilitated using the Zoom platform. A high-speed, stable internet connection is essential for the best learning experience
Book Deliveries
Paper copy of the 2024 Agriculture Tax Issues Book will be mailed to the physical address provided during registration. Books will be mailed via USPS. Please make sure you’ve provided the best address for books to be delivered to you via this carrier, in your registration. If you need to update your address, there is a “Click here” to modify your registration link in the registration confirmation email you received from Cvent. Otherwise, you can contact us at taxinstitute@unl.edu and we can update it on your behalf. Books will begin shipping around the end of September.
Continuing Education Credits
Please check back for approved Course/Activity Numbers
Virtual Attendance
Online attendance will be taken periodically starting at 8:30 a.m. excluding breaks. Please make sure that you respond to the on-screen attendance poll promptly to earn your certificate of attendance and applicable CE credits.
Group viewing is allowed. Each group is required to designate an onsite proctor, which can be an attendee. The proctor has the responsibility of ensuring all individuals at the site are paying attention to the program and are not engaging in activities unrelated to the livestreaming webinar. In addition, the proctor has to submit the appropriate group viewing attendance form that can be downloaded below. Each group member is required to register to the webinar.
Attendance Form
Self-Study Package
If you have missed this year's symposium, you can register for the self-study package. The package includes a paper copy of program book (2024 Agriculture Tax Issues Book published by LGUTEF), presentation videos and slides. You will have access to digital content until October 2025 and your books will be mailed to your address. The fee for the self-study package is $219.
Please note that participating in the self-study program does not earn continuing education credits.
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Topics and Materials
Topics
Content will be updated once the final version of the 2024 Agriculture Tax Issues Book is finalized around late summer 2024
Materials
Each attendee will receive paper-copy of the 2024 Agriculture Tax Issues Book by Land Grant University Tax Education Foundation.
Experts and Partners
The tax institutes are instructed by leading experts: J’Nan Ensz and Guido van der Hoeven.
J’Nan L. Ensz, CPA
J’Nan Ensz, CPA, graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor of science degree from Bethel College in 1987 with double majors in accounting and business administration. Upon graduation, she worked for a mid-size CPA firm in St. Louis, but, after passing the CPA exam, she decided to leave the rigors of public accounting to work for small-to-medium corporations as controller or senior accountant, gaining valuable experience in management.
In 2003, she fulfilled a life-long dream and went into business with her father, John Hiebert an Enrolled Agent who is now retired. She specializes in helping individuals fulfill their life-long dreams by providing advice for small, closely-held businesses whether they operate as sole-proprietorships, partnerships or S-Corporations. She provides the expertise a small business owner needs in the area of accounting and tax without the price tag of having to hire their own controller, accounting manager or bookkeeper. She developed a niche market performing on-site accounting, tax services and QuickBooks training as a QuickBooks Pro Advisor. She also works closely with the Rural Enterprise Assistance Project (REAP) presenting seminars to small business owners in the areas of tax planning, cash flow management, financial statement analysis and payroll processing.
Guido van der Hoeven, EA
Guido van der Hoeven serves as the chief editor of the Land Grant Agriculture book published yearly by the Land Grant University Tax Education Foundation. He recently retired from the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics at North Carolina State University where he provided resources and program leadership in the areas of taxation, intergenerational transfers, estate planning, and farm management. Prior to his retirement, he was the director of the University of North Carolina Income Tax Schools. He has testified before the United States Congress Committee on Agriculture, where he addressed the impact of Tax Code changes on the agriculture industry. Guido, and as a speaker, places a premium on clarity and precision – with an occasional dash of humor.