The Internal Revenue Service has expanded the number of tax professionals who can use its suite of e-Services incentive products. Effective immediately, tax professionals who e-file any combination of five or more accepted individual and business tax returns in a calendar year can use these e-Services products: disclosure authorization, electronic account resolution and transcript delivery. These three products increase tax filing efficiency and save time and resources for tax practitioners. When launched in the summer of 2004, the e-Services incentive products were reserved for those who e-filed 100 or more individual returns. "These services make it easier for taxpayers to deal with the IRS and obtain information to help their clients," said IRS Commissioner Mark W. Everson. Other e-Services products available to all tax professionals include: e-Services registration, preparer tax identification numbers, IRS e-file applications, and taxpayer identification number matching.
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