The first of many new costs to paid preparers is coming. When I return to the blogging world on a regular basis, I will be covering this more, a great deal more. For now, know that it begins. . .
My peers and friends in the “field” say there won’t be that much extra cost, I say there will be enough cost to the preparer that this will undoubtedly raise preparer charges thus raising the cost to taxpayers who use paid preparers, we shall see.
Honestly, I hope I am wrong.
Like quizes? humm. How about a quest post desigened like a quiz?
By Steve Adams
Before email and filing tax returns online, there was the fax. At one time it was THE way to transmit important documents (such as W-2 statements and real estate tax information) quickly from one location to another.
While it’s normal to think that faxing has gone the way of the typewriter, it’s still a big part of the accounting world, and even the preferred method of document transfer in some cases.
Click to continue reading “Test Your Faxing IQ this Tax Season”
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