Tax preparers

The IRS offers tips on what practitioners should do immediately after discovering they’ve been breached.

Looking ahead to 2019, preparers share what they’re gearing up for.

The Miami-based tax software startup has raised $7.3 million to date.

Tax preparers identify the clients they never want to see again.

The education provider offers courses about the complexities of accounting and taxation of digital currencies such as bitcoin and ethereum.

Tax pros discuss the issues they're finding as the consequences of tax reform become clearer.

The National Society of Accountants wants the Internal Revenue Service to provide a six-month extension for businesses to opt to be treated as S corporations for this year, arguing the current deadline of March 15 is too soon to make a decision given the uncertainty surrounding the new tax law.

Two firms share their experience driving efficiencies in preparation and filing with software tools.

The e-filing service provider has posted a range of useful information for tax pros online.

They may be dusty, but tax pros aren’t quite ready to discard some antique tools.

Tax preparers have until Dec. 31 to renew their registration with the IRS.

The service will also be warning preparers about due diligence requirements.

The Internal Revenue Service issued a new warning Tuesday to users of its online e-Services cautioning them to beware of a new phishing scam that attempts to trick tax professionals into “signing” a new e-Services user agreement.

Practitioners discuss how to hold onto an acquired book of business.

Almost $120 billion remains outstanding for all cases, including those that are taxation-related.

Most other aspects of the system will remain operational.

The IRS’s ‘Don’t Take the Bait’ campaign shares tactics for protecting client data and practitioner systems.

The IRS’s ‘Don’t Take the Bait’ campaign shares tactics for protecting client data and practitioner systems.

Tax pros differ over whether they want the taxpayer present for their process.

Jackson Hewitt Tax Service and its franchisees expect to hire more than 25,000 preparers and associates nationwide between now and the end of the year.