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The IRS: Record Keeping for Small Businesses

Join us for an engaging session where we delve into the intricate world of recordkeeping for small businesses. Explore the vital importance of maintaining meticulous records for your business's success and compliance by Paul Sadler.

Unlock the secrets to seamless recordkeeping as we unveil best practices meticulously tailored for small businesses. From essential requirements to innovative strategies, this session promises to equip you with the knowledge to navigate the recordkeeping landscape with confidence.

We're not just here to share insights; we want to hear from YOU! Share your thoughts, experiences, and suggestions on how we can enhance our services to better meet your needs. Your feedback is the cornerstone of our commitment to excellence. Mark your calendars and join us for an enriching session filled with invaluable insights, practical tips, and an opportunity to shape the future of HR services. Don't miss out on this exclusive opportunity to elevate your business to new heights!

Date: Thursday, July 11th 2024
Time: 10:00AM-11:00AM
Location: Launch Factory
2459 Wilkinson Blvd
Charlotte NC 28208

Free parking in the parking lot. Park in the back of the building for main entrance and take the elevator to the 3rd floor. 

Speaker

Paul Sadler serves as a Senior Stakeholder Liaison within the Communications & Liaison Division of Internal Revenue Service. His office is in Charlotte, North Carolina. With well-rounded expertise in conducting comprehensive audits, resolving complex tax disputes, managing taxpayers, and facilitating international tax agreements, Paul has a proven record of providing taxpayer education and promotion of Internal Revenue Service products and services.

Paul has served in several different roles since joining Internal Revenue Service in 2005, including Revenue Officer (Collections), Tax Compliance Officer and Revenue Agent (Audit of tax returns), and now a new member of the Communications & Liaison as a Stakeholder Liaison. Prior to joining the Internal Revenue Service, Paul served in different roles in the private sector, such as transportation, banking, and hospitality. Paul is a graduate of Baber-Scotia College (Spring, 1995) (Business Administration and Accounting), and is originally from Gastonia, North Carolina.