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Do you know someone who is active in the EA community and should be recognized for his or her outstanding contributions? How about someone who tirelessly sacrifices his or her time to enhance the enrolled agent profession?
NAEA is accepting nominations for the following awards:
- NAEA Founders Award
- NAEA Excellence in Education Award
- Excellence in Public Awareness Award
- EA Mentor Award
- Outstanding Volunteer Award
- Outstanding Supporter of EAs Award
- Bill Payne Advocacy Award
- The Emerging Leader Award
Email or fax awards nominations to awards@naea.org; 202-822-6270, Attn: Awards or submit nominations online.
Deadline to submit nominations is June 15, 2019.
NAEA
NAEA is accepting nominations for its 2020–2021 Board of Directors. By serving in a leadership capacity in the one professional association dedicated solely to enrolled agents, you can make a positive impact on your profession.
NAEA is accepting nominations for the following positions:
- President-Elect
- Secretary
- Director
Email or fax nominations to nominations@naea.org or 202-822-6270, Attn: Nominations.
Deadline to submit nominations is June 15, 2019.
NAEA
Now that filing season is behind you, take a moment to read up on NAEA’s recommendations for IRS reform. “Payroll Corner” explains value versus cost in a payroll primer. “Tax Court” focuses on conflict of interest in Clark J. Gebman and Rebecca Gebman v. Commissioner. Oh, and by the way, do you know a deserving member for one of NAEA’s 2019 Awards?
Don’t forget to take the EA Journal CE test to earn two credits in ethics.
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This course will examine the basics for operating a professional tax practice. We will cover the basic requirements for efficiently and effectively managing daily operations. This will include use of hardware and software, telecommunications and both physical and client data security issues.
We will provide suggestions for improving tax preparation and review processes. This will also include ideas for improving your time management. We will discuss maintaining and improving current client relationships.
For those who currently offer representation services or for those looking to start and/or expand their representation services, we will discuss the types of representation services that the practitioner can offer and the methods for operating this successful practice niche.
We will discuss offering other types of business services and partnering with other types of service firms. We will discuss the important issues of Advertising, Promotion and Marketing ideas to attract new clients and which are so vital to an ongoing and expanding your practice.
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Evaluate your current practice.
- Identity those areas where your practice needs improvements.
- Apply those ideas and suggestions to implement quickly and cost effectively.
- Evaluate those ideas and suggestions for consideration.
- Develop a strategic plan for growth and expansion of your services.
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IRS approved continuing education for practitioners working with cannabis clients. Tax Practice Pro, Inc, is a licensed provider of continuing education for enrolled agents, CPAs, attorneys and tax professionals. We provide education in the preparation and audit defense of tax returns for the legal marijuana industry. Our expert speakers include a former IRS attorney, enrolled agents, CPAs and other subject matter experts who work with clients in the marijuana industry.
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NAEA
Does an issue have you stumped? Check out the NAEA Member Forum to find answers to your questions such as distribution of an installment sale.
NAEA
Don't miss out! The 2019 NAEA National Conference takes place in Las Vegas from July 29-August 2, 2019. This premier event features special guest speakers, innovative workshops, and new exhibitors. It's a great opportunity to make valuable contacts and develop relationships with the industry's top tax professionals.
Register by May 31 to receive the early bird rates.
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A note to our readers: The following is a list of news coverage highlights earned over the past 30 days or so. This is by no means a comprehensive list of all relevant news stories that mentioned NAEA members during that time.
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Kelly Phillips Erb, who will be a plenary speaker at NAEA’s 2019 National Conference (deets here), reported on a super fan who just won the NFL’s centennial contest. Ms. Erb talks about the tax consequences (naturally — don’t we all jump first to that?), and notes the winner is an enrolled agent.
Tax Guard is revolutionizing how tax information is used by businesses to empower their confident decision making. We are looking for a passionate individual who will not only contribute and grow with our culture of innovation, but share our commitment to the pursuit of success by way of embracing trust, diversity, and integrity in every step.
Contact/resume submission: Careers@tax-guard.com. APPLY NOW
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Federal News Network
IRS Commissioner Chuck Rettig, in back-to-back hearings last week, gave lawmakers a sneak peek of the agency’s latest effort to overhaul its legacy IT and modernize the programming language it runs on.
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Accounting Today
The 2017 tax law had no discernible impact on consumer tax filing patterns or the market share of tax prep vendors, according to a new report from Moody’s Investors Service. Moody’s found that approximately 56% of electronic filings were handled by paid providers, down just slightly from 57% in 2018, but it noted that’s in line with the continued secular shift toward do-it-yourself online filing services and software
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Forbes
Several states have increased gas taxes over the last few years to raise money for infrastructure maintenance. California and South Carolina did so in 2017, followed by Ohio this year. Others, like Michigan, have balked at proposed increases so far. Proponents of gas tax increases insist the money is needed to repair and upgrade infrastructure. But while there may be pressing infrastructure needs in many states, the gas tax is not the long-term funding answer.
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Bloomberg
The U.S. Tax Cuts and Jobs Act enacted at the very end of 2017, which limited the deduction of state and local taxes to $10,000, has focused attention on the vast differences among municipal levies. It also provided an incentive for high earners to leave high-tax states such as New York for lower-tax climes including Florida and New Mexico in a trend that will only intensify.
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The Hill
A Democratic bill to roll back but not fully repeal the republican tax law's cap on the state and local tax (SALT) deduction would lower federal revenue by $223 billion over 10 years, according to an analysis released recently by the right-leaning Tax Foundation. Reps. Lauren Underwood and Sean Casten, both freshman Democrats from Illinois, introduced legislation in March to raise the SALT deduction cap to $15,000 for individuals and $30,000 for married couples, and adjust the cap for inflation.
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Gallup News
The 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is not turning out like President Donald Trump and the Republicans hoped it would — at least, based on the public opinion data we have to date. Americans remain more likely to disapprove than approve of the law, with 49% approval and 40% disapproval in Gallup's latest update. Other recent polls confirm that the tax reform law is viewed more negatively than positively.
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The New York Times
Colin Robertson wonders why he pays federal taxes on the $18,000 a year he makes cleaning carpets, while the tech giant Amazon got a tax rebate. His concerns about a tilted economic playing field recently led Mr. Robertson to join the Akron chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America. At a gathering this month, as members discussed Karl Marx and corporate greed over chocolate chip cookies, it wasn’t long before talk turned to income inequality and how the government helps the wealthy avoid taxes.
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