Tax Rep Network

Certification / CTRC

Benefits of the TRN Certified Tax Resolution Consultant Program

The Certified Tax Representation Consultant (CTRC) program is designed to help qualified professionals enhance their careers and demonstrate their expertise to clients. With billions in new funding and automated enforcement beginning again for the 25 million taxpayers in trouble, there is no better time to showcase your expertise in helping taxpayers. Tax Rep Network’s CTRC provides everything you need to become a Certified Tax Representation Consultant. In this training, you will receive 20 hours of on-demand training on audits, collections, offers and compromise, and innocent spouse and payroll tax problems. By becoming certified, you will not only benefit from the training, but you will also show your clients and colleagues that you are committed to excellence. Over 300 CTRs have found that certification has elevated their careers and improved their marketing. The CTRC Program Consists Of These Focused Training Courses Each course includes:
  •  4-5 Hours of Video Training 
  • All Program Materials
  • Sample Letters, Checklists, and Forms
  • Marketing Tips and Tricks
The Tax Rep Network Certified Change Consultation  IRS Audits: From Contact Letter to Closing Agreement Learn more here. IRS Collections: Representing Taxpayers Before the IRS Collections Division Learn more here. Innocent Spouse: Obtaining Innocent Spouse Relief Learn more here. IRS Offers In Compromise: Resolving Tax Debts with an Offer-in-Compromise Learn more here. Payroll Tax: Resolving Payroll Tax Issues Learn more here. Start earning more by upleveling your professional training! Start the CTRC today.

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