Oil and natural gas companies continue to face ever-changing economic conditions and new challenges that come with it. In a continuing effort to keep members of the oil and natural gas industry informed of current issues and to help them navigate these challenges, we have once again asked Baker Tilly US to present the Oil and Natural Gas Accounting and Tax Seminar.

Those who should plan to attend are oil and gas investors, operators, royalty owners, service companies, accounting and legal professionals.

Attendees are eligible for 7.0 CPE credits. CLE credits are available by self-reporting to the appropriate state bar association. Time will be allotted for questions during the seminar and the presenters will be available for questions and consultations by phone or email after the seminar.

The following important and timely topics are on the agenda:

·    General Tax Updates for 2025 – Federal and State, including issues now being addressed in Congress, and at the individual state levels.

·    Oil & Gas Industry Tax Updates for 2025

·    Structuring deals from a tax perspective

·    Purchase/Sale, Valuation, Succession and Estate Planning

·    IT Security

This year’s presentation will include an update on Tax Reform and updates on not only various federal, state and local taxes, but will approach each area to explain how oil and gas investors, operators, royalty owners, service companies and professionals should maximize tax and economic benefits. Planning for current and future opportunities and challenges will be emphasized. Baker Tilly presenters will utilize their years of experience in the oil and gas industry to explain key tax benefits as well as standard tax issues that everyone in the oil and gas industry should be aware of and plan for.

After completion of the course, participants will be able to address current accounting and tax issues in the oil and gas industry for themselves and their companies, have increased awareness of IT security issues and maximize their tax benefits. There are no prerequisites required for this update level course, and no advance preparation is needed for this course recommended for 7.0 CPE credits in the areas of accounting, taxes, information technology and specialized knowledge. CLE credits are available by self-reporting to the appropriate state bar association.

All instructors are provided by Baker Tilly and include: Marlin Witt, Partner, CPA, CFP, CGMA; Bill Phillips, Partner Emeritus, CPA; Tyler Cornell, CPA; Chad Parker, CPA; Jonathan Jones, CPA; and Benjamin Ellis, Director, Technology.

Please contact Kay Evans at Baker Tilly with any questions: 304.472.5550 or kay.evans@bakertilly.com.

You can register HERE