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Spring 2025 vol.43 no.1
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Spring 2025 vol.43 no.1
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Editor's Message

Preparing for the Upcoming Tax Season: Key Updates and Tools for Tax Professionals

Tynisa (Ty) Gaines, EA (She/Her)

Winter 2023, Editor's Message, practice management, 2023 tax season

Tynisa Gaines, EAAs we approach the upcoming tax season, tax professionals and taxpayers alike are gearing up to navigate the ever-changing landscape of tax laws and regulations. To help you stay on top of the latest developments and prepare for a successful tax season, this issue brings you essential insights and resources to ensure smooth and efficient tax filing.

Tax Law Updates: In this rapidly evolving financial climate, staying informed about tax law updates is crucial. Our articles will keep you up to date with the latest changes in tax legislation that may impact your clients’ returns. From updates to deductions and credits to changes in tax rates, we’ll cover the essential updates that every tax professional should be aware of.

Navigating Tax Reforms: The tax code is constantly evolving, and this year is no exception. Our expert contributors will break down the complexities of recent tax reforms and how they may affect various taxpayer profiles. Understanding the implications of these changes will be vital in providing accurate advice and optimizing tax strategies for your clients.

Energy Credits: These have become the highlight of the year with the removal of the lifetime maximum and new and expanded credits.

Introducing ICYMI (In Case You Missed It), our new Q&A section featuring questions from the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) WebBoard. We understand that not everyone uses the WebBoard frequently and may miss some valuable questions and answers. In each issue, we’ll showcase a few questions that we believe many can benefit from. However, this is just a small sample of the multitude of information available on our WebBoard. We invite you to join the discussion by posting your own questions or answers!

The upcoming tax season promises to be an exciting yet challenging time for tax professionals. By staying informed about tax law updates, utilizing the latest technology, and adhering to compliance requirements, you can ensure a successful tax season for both you and your clients. As you delve into this edition, we hope you find valuable insights and tools to support your journey through the upcoming tax season.

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  • practice management
  • 2023 tax season
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