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IRS suspends several automated notices
To catch up on its backlog of unprocessed returns, the IRS is suspending more than a dozen automated letters it sends to taxpayers.
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Exploring ERC eligibility requirement changes
The employee retention credit (ERC) expired for most companies on Sept. 30, 2021, but some eligible businesses can still claim it retroactively.
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Peer Review Board clarifies standards
The AICPA Peer Review Board clarified its standards on Feb. 2 for performing and reporting on peer reviews.
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Is IRS help on the way? Feb. 8 town hall to offer answers
As the IRS continues to grapple with service issues, a nationwide coalition will discuss where things stand at a virtual town hall on Tuesday, Feb. 8.
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Supporting prospective CPAs at your firm
Accounting firms play an important role in growing the profession by supporting a new generation of CPAs.
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IRS scraps facial recognition plans
The IRS is reversing course on its plans for using facial recognition technology to authenticate taxpayer identities, the agency announced Monday, Feb. 7.
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OMB provides single audit guidance for 7 programs
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) issued new guidance for procedures that single audit practitioners need to follow in their engagements related to seven government programs.
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Updated FAQs address reconciliation of advance CTC payments
The IRS updated its FAQs to answer common questions about the reconciliation of advance child tax credit payments on 2021 tax returns.
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Resources for tackling Schedules K-2, K-3 issues
New resources from the AICPA clarify new IRS guidance regarding disclosure requirements for Schedules K-2 and K-3.
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IRS temporarily shuffling workers to process backlog
The IRS is returning more than a thousand employees who once processed tax returns and other paperwork back to their old jobs to help process its massive backlog during busy season.