Summary In 2018, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) started to require tax professionals to check a box on Forms 8821 and 2848 if the tax professional used third-party software to download transcripts. Downloadin... Roger Nemeth, EA
Often times, we, as tax professionals, are just as confused as to whom we need to speak to when discussing tax matters with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as the general public. In this article, we ... Tyrone J. Taylor, EA, NTPI Fellow®
I do not have scientific data to back this up, but my 30 years’ experience has led me to believe that something along the lines of 98 percent of the folks at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) are ha... John A. Mitchell, EA
A potential new client strolled into our office in July 2019 dropping an inch-thick packet of letters from our good friends at the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) onto our conference room table. The resulting dull t... John A. Mitchell, EA
The National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) engages in government relations and advocacy activities on behalf of the membership with the goal of enhancing and protecting the enrolled agent credential. After many decades working closely with... Jeffery S. Trinca and Michelle McCaughey
Circular 230 imposes certain duties and restrictions upon all practitioners.i It also delineates 18 nonexclusive acts of incompetence and disreputable conduct for which a practitioner may be disciplined. If ... Karen L. Hawkins
Just over one year ago, the National Association of Enrolled Agents (NAEA) presented its whitepaper, “Creating a Taxpayer-Focused Internal Revenue Service,” to the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Taxpayer First Office for consideration as it at... Jeffery S. Trinca