Virtual

International Tax Forum - May 2026

Date: May 29, 2026

Time: 9 – 10 a.m. PT

CPE: 1

Overview

Every month, a new international tax topic. Join the Hodgen Law team live—fresh insights, straight from the source. Check back for specific topics, as they're updated monthly.

May 2026 - Planning for an Expatriation Year Tax Return

July 2026 - The Problem of Section 2801

September 2026 - Foreign Grantor Trusts: Taxation, Tax Compliance, and Use Cases

November 2026 - Foreign Nongrantor Trusts: Taxation, Tax Compliance, and Use Cases

January 2027 - Form 5471: Reinstatement of Sections 958(b)(4) and 951(b)

March 2027 - Form 5471: Net CFC Tested Income, Section 951(A)

Product Code
1000004863-138884
Credit Type
CPE: 1
CPE-Technical: 1
CTEC-TX: 1
IRS-TX: 1
MCLE LS-TX: 1
Intended Audience
CPAs, tax preparers and advisors who what to stay current on the latest developments on international tax issues.
NASBA Field of Study
Taxes
Level of Difficulty
Overview
Prerequisites
None
Advance Preparation
None

Learning Objectives

Analyze key international, federal, and state tax issues through a legal lens, with an emphasis on compliance and risk mitigation.

Evaluate how cross-border business activities impact U.S. tax obligations and reporting requirements for both domestic and foreign-owned entities.

Apply legal insights to real-world tax scenarios involving entity structure, ownership, and intercompany transactions.

Recognize common pitfalls and penalties associated with non-compliance in multi-jurisdictional tax matters.

Major Subjects

Form 4572
Various tax topics from a legal perspective
International, Federal and State tax matters

Faculty

Philip D.W. Hodgen

Philip D. W. Hodgen is the principal attorney for HodgenLaw PC, which specializes in the international tax arena. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Claremont McKenna College and his juris doctor degree from the School of Law at the University of California, Los Angeles. He went on to earn a master of laws in taxation from the University of San Diego School of Law. For six years as a youth, he lived in Rhodesia, South Africa and New Zealand....

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Additional Details

All International Tax Forum sessions are presented live with no subsequent broadcast.

International Tax Forum - May 2026

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Overview

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Credit Type

Intended Audience

NASBA Field of Study

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Advance Preparation

Learning Objectives

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