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Registration is open for Level 2, Level 3, and the return of SuperGrad!
Book your spot at the National Tax Practice Institute™ (NTPI®) in Fort Lauderdale at the Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina. Boost your existing tax practice and sharpen your tax skills to stay up to date on the latest rules, regulations, and policies.
Earn up to 24 IRS-approved CE credits, including 2 CE in ethics, while networking with knowledgeable tax professionals in the industry. Participants will also have the choice of taking a single day of the latest in tax preparation advice on Friday, November 8, 2019. View the schedule of classes.
WHAT IS SUPERGRAD? You’ve asked for a blend of representation and preparation classes and we’re providing just that option!
The Hilton Fort Lauderdale Marina has provided an early bird hotel rate of $149 (+12% tax). Book Before October 18 to lock in the lower rate!
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NAEA
The Schuldiner/Smollan Leadership Academy (SSLA) will follow after the NAEA board meeting on Saturday, November 9 through Monday, November 11. If you are interested in taking the next step in your NAEA leadership journey, please fill out an application.
“Beyond all of the great skills and strategy, the most valuable tool (SSLA) attendees gain is the connections that they form with fellow participants, which continue to strengthen and evolve long after the classroom experience has concluded."
—Angela Radic, EA, NAEA Secretary 2017-present
NAEA
 This issue highlights TCJA issues impacting nonprofit organizations, breaks down the effect of the Wayfair Supreme Court decision on nonprofits, and discusses strategic financial opportunities for nonprofits post-TCJA. “Your Questions Answered” dives into Medicare and health savings accounts; and §199A qualified business income and rental income. NAEA President Jerry Gaddis examines changes impacting the tax industry and this issue’s Editor’s Message reminds you start planning for #GivingTuesday.
Don’t forget to take the EA Journal CE test to earn four credits.
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This two day seminar offers the challenging material practitioners are asking for at a reasonable price. Tax Practice Pro has brought you the most knowledgeable speakers in the industry, speaking on their specific specialties.
There are TWO tracks of material, Fundamentals of International Taxation and Advanced International Tax.
Join us on October 31 and November 1, 2019 in Orlando, Florida.
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NAEA
NAEA and Blue Sky have joined forces to offer Path Learning Management System (LMS) software as NAEA’s new platform for webinars and continuing education offerings. We expect this platform to provide an exceptional, user-friendly eLearning experience. Our new learning platform may be used across a wide-range of devices, including tablets, mobiles phones, and desktop computers.
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NAEA
This webinar will provide an overview of the following:
- Common mistakes and how to avoid them
- The “checkbox authority”
- Withdrawing or revoking a POA
- How to get a list of all the clients under your CAF number
- Deceased taxpayers and Form 56
- IRS resources for Power of Attorney issues
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NAEA
The National Association of Enrolled Agents’ Tax Technology for Today’s Professionals is the definitive guide to understanding the technology trends disrupting the tax, accounting, and finance industries. This e-book provides information on a variety of areas affected by tax technology such as accounts payable, indirect and/or direct tax tasks, IRS operations, peer-to-peer digital transactions, the de minimis rule and the 2018 Token Taxonomy Act, and cryptocurrency tax tools. Written by expert tax practitioners and technologists, Tax Technology for Today’s Professionals presents practical information to bring you up to speed on the latest innovations in tax technology plus 10 hours of continuing education credits.
Purchase your copy today!
NAEA
Does an issue have you stumped? Check out the NAEA Member Forum to find answers to your questions such as how to handle tax preparer fraud.
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Amplify the efficiency of your practice and improve collaboration with clients by automating several steps in the tax prep process. The direct integration allows for the import of client data and the ability to print directly to a specific client folder from the Lacerte/ProSeries app.
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NAEA
NAEA helps you reach people with the power to purchase. Explore exhibit, sponsor, national training event advertising, and publication advertising opportunities across the organization.
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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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Clinton Donnelly, EA, was interviewed by E-Crypto News. Read “‘Not an Audit’: IRS Notice Could Spell Trouble for Crypto Traders.”
Barry Lisak, EA, discusses home-office deductions.
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Accounting Today
Even as the Internal Revenue Service grappled with tax-related identity theft in recent years, the number of ID theft cases investigated by its Criminal Investigation division dropped significantly, according to a new report. The report, from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration, was the result of a review of CI’s efforts against identity theft that was spurred by indications in the Fiscal Year 2018 CI annual report that the unit would reduce the resources it devoted to ID theft cases.
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Coin Telegraph
Willful and nonwillful tax flubs are different. Taxes are complex, and innocent tax mistakes can often be forgiven — maybe with no penalty. Even if there is a penalty, non-willful is vastly lower than willful. In a criminal tax case, this fundamental dichotomy can mean the difference between innocence or guilt, freedom or incarceration. But penalties in civil cases can be plenty bad — and most tax cases are civil — and to the Internal Revenue Service, bad intent may not be bad at all.
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CPA Practice Advisor
A recent inversion in the yield curve, historically a sign that a recession is on the way, has experts talking about a downturn and companies preparing for one. One aspect of an economic slowdown companies are prone to overlook involves taxes. Recessions tend to widen the tax gap, essentially the difference between how much taxpayers owe and how much they actually pay.
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As businesses adopt mobile technology at an unprecedented pace, the need for best-in-class mobile devices, support and services is growing rapidly. Read more
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Forbes
When you see a headline or come across a snippet involving federal agencies like the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), don’t assume that terms are interchangeable and don’t be fooled into thinking that the same kinds of treatment apply across the board. A policy alert issued this week by the USCIS addressed requirements for residence, making clear that there is a distinction between residence and physical presence.
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Forbes
Economists love carbon taxes. According to polls, so do roughly two-thirds of Americans. Yet voters in one of the bluest states in the nation, Washington State, twice rejected a carbon levy in recent years. What’s going on? Why is a carbon tax, an effective tool to combat climate change that appears popular in public opinion surveys, such a political loser?
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Illinois Policy
In a single year, Illinoisans witnessed their state’s net worth drop by a staggering 35%, or $47.4 billion, despite shouldering the largest permanent income tax hike in state history. A comprehensive analysis of state data released Aug. 29 reveals Illinois’ two massive income tax hikes since 2011 have failed.
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NAEA Tax Break | Volume 1: Issue 42
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