In June 2011, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Commissioner Shulman warned that the proposed cuts of $2 billion to the IRS’s budget in the United States House-passed fiscal 2012 budget resolution could have a long-term impact on taxpayer compliance. Notwithstanding the commissioner’s warni... Marcus Dyer, CPA
The tide turned during the pandemic. Flood gates are buckling as it becomes clear that the need for action around technology and digitalization is now urgent and imperative. We see it happening across our contacts and network, and the big service providers, speciali... Geoff Peck
Enrolled agents (EAs) must have custody of client personal and financial information in order to provide the services that their clients require. Allowing some of that information to fall into the wrong hands can result in both financial and reputational harm to the...
In their response to the coronavirus outbreak, employees and other stakeholders will begin remote work and there is increased pressure on an organization’s cybersecurity risk management. A likely derivative effect of the outbreak, lower in priority but still significant, is increased pressure ... John Doernberg
Making the change to work from a home office presents unique challenges for enrolled agents (EAs) and other tax professionals. However, adopting a few key best practices and utilizing the right tools can help you boost productivity, maintain work-life balance, and ensure ... David McKeegan, EA
When it comes to invoice and payment processing (AP) automation, there is a lot of reference to optical character recognition (OCR). It is a buzzword that accounting professionals have likely heard about. What is it exactly? Optical character reco... Laurent Charpentier
As an enrolled agent of some years, I began practicing when all you needed was your certification, a calculator, green columnar paper, blank tax forms – and clients. But the practice of tax professionals has altered so dramatically that we simply cannot ... Vicki Ferrantello, EA, NTPI Fellow®
This article introduces the coverage within the cyber-liability policy offered to the NAEA membership. The policy is supported by Lloyds of London utilizing a London managing general underwriter (CFC), and a U.S. domestic surplus lines broker (Evolve) and offered through The Arrow Group locate... The Arrow Group