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A virtual practice provides a non-physical tax experience to clients by implementing technological solutions that allow for remote preparation of tax returns. Practitioners that do not desire a completely virtual practice may still utilize the steps outlined here to increase the scalability and value of their current practice. Performing steps now can assist with continued operations for businesses during power outages or disasters. This webinar will discuss the beginning, middle, and final steps to adding virtual options for sole practitioners to large practices.
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
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- Provide an exit strategy that will ensure your business continues long after you leave.
Note: This course does not qualify for IRS CE.
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The National Association of Enrolled Agents’ (NAEA) The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act: Lessons Learned is your resource to navigate the recent changes to the tax law. This e-book provides guidance on a variety of areas affected including changes to Form 1040, qualified business income and rental activities, income from fantasy sports, expatriates (expats), acquisition and disposition of intangibles, nonprofits, S corporations/C corporations, restaurants, and state and local taxes (SALT).
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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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Patrick Haggerty, EA, discusses hiring nonresident aliens to perform a job in the U.S and employee relocation expenses in Bloomberg Tax’s “Payroll in Practice.”
Politico discusses the growing number of enrolled agents doing work in foreign countries.
NPR
A wealth tax is like a property tax, but instead of just taxing buildings and land, it taxes everything someone owns, diamonds, helicopters, paintings, rare pets, you name it. Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders have each proposed that the federal government, for the first time, impose this tax on the ultra-rich — but there's a sizable group of legal scholars who believe the Supreme Court would likely knock this policy down.
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CPA Practice Advisor
One of the first and most frequent questions that tax preparers hear each year from their clients is: When will I get my tax refund from the IRS? We have the answer (estimated) in a simple chart below. The tax reform law that took effect in early 2018 will still have an effect on many Americans, with the tax returns they file from January through April 15, 2020 affecting their refunds.
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CNBC
There’s still time to shave a few bucks off your 2019 tax bill — if you act quickly. The 2018 tax season came with harsh lessons for some taxpayers who didn’t properly adjust their plans for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. This overhaul of the tax code roughly doubled the standard deduction ($12,200 for single filers and $24,400 for married couples filing jointly in 2019), eliminated personal exemptions and limited certain itemized deductions.
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Forbes
Chris Farrell writes "For the past several years, I’ve made an annual credit-card donation to a particular charity. This year, I waited until #GivingTuesday — that’s today, Dec. 3, when charities encourage people to donate online. I held off because I knew that on #GivingTuesday, the charity would be able to match my donation several times over. What I probably won’t get this year, however, is a tax deduction from Uncle Sam. And odds are, you won’t be able to claim a charity write-off for 2019, either."
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Accounting Today
In order to see what CPAs and accountants believe 2020 has in store for them — and what they have in store for it — Accounting Today conducted its annual survey of almost 600 firms of all sizes in late October, polling them on everything from their growth expectations to their plans for tech spending, their use of social media, and the new services they're offering. In addition, a panel of firm leaders share what they expect 2020 to bring the accounting profession here.
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