Today, the IRS re-opened the PTIN System and is again issuing PTINs. Since the IRS is enjoined from charging a fee, it will issue the PTINs at no cost to the preparer.
If you currently have a PTIN, you can now log into your account to make changes and view CPE information as normal.
Pricing is officially set for tax preparer registration for the coming 2010 tax year.
Comparing the positives and negatives of online vs. desktop tax preparation software.
IRS removes debt indicator from banks and software transmitters.
Paperwork requirements when making changes or corrections to clients rejected tax returns.
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The IRS has released their changes relating to Flex Spending Accounts for the 2011 tax…
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