Tax preparers

Counting all the ways that tax reform challenges practitioners.

Practitioners share how — and why — they help clients handle issues with tax authorities.

NCCPAP's Neil Fishman shares the top issues facing the tax practitioner community.

Shredding paper documents and destroying digital files are critical for data security.

The complexities of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act have practitioners more willing than usual to charge more.

Enrolled agents with SSNs ending in 0, 1, 2 or 3 need to re-up.

Practitioners share their best practices for the long (relatively) quiet months between deadlines.

As the original National Taxpayer Advocate, Nina Olson, retires, practitioners want someone to build on the strong foundation she created.

Tax reform brought plenty of problems, but some were pleasantly surprised.

With the spring tax deadline behind us and the fall deadlines looming, now is a good time to work on the firm.

The creation of a Practitioner Services Division would make a big difference.

Even as the profession as a whole is changing, Grant Thornton national managing partner of tax services Jamie Fowler shares how tax professionals need to prepare themselves to thrive in a new environment.

The IRS and its Security Summit partners offer critical steps for keeping client information safe.

NCCPAP wants the Treasury to have the authority to regulate tax professionals.

In the aftermath of tax season, practitioners need to look ahead to broader concerns.

The new program aims to increase the number of candidates and improve Special Enrollment Exam pass rates.

Tax practitioners are strongly in favor of weeding out the incompetent and unethical.

7 insights from the latest IRS Survey on Taxpayer Attitudes.

Charles Rettig wants to see a ‘fully functioning’ Internal Revenue Service -- on both service and enforcement.

The TCJA and taxpayer confusion led to more returns than normal being scheduled for after April 15.