Okay, that is becoming a big question almost to the point of being annoying. I am no longer avoiding the question. Please stop filling my inbox and comments with this question, here is the answer:
In the Quote box below is a copy of a notice I received from NATP, National Association of Tax Professionals.
IRS Agents Requesting Electronic Copy of QuickBooks Records
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Jul 4
Last week I wrote two post that weren’t exactly about taxes. In them I mention taxes, but Each one isn’t “about” taxes. In my post The Company Balance Sheet I talk about what is in a balance sheet. Thursday I posted Mistakes made in QuickBooks. In this I talk about things I get tired of seeing when I go out and help clients with their QuickBooks bookkeeping. Simple mistakes, that can ultimately, can and will affect the survival of a small business. If you’re a business owner all prejudice aside I say you should read them both.
Today’s taxes aren’t too bad –Kay Bell writes, “when compared to where tax rates have been over the years, we’re in pretty good shape” I agree. She also continues her mid year tax tips with
And everyone seems to be writing about it but, here it is in easy to understand words Homebuyer tax credit extended; closing date deadline is now Sept. 30. Also from Kay:
OMG could it be so? What is the world coming to, someone with the backing of the IRS, with all the testing needed to “count beans” has been suspended from practice before the IRS. Humm, does this mean they are not sure non-CPA tax return prepares are faulty and they are the only ones doing things a bit shady? Is it going to come out that those with presumed earned credentials are the ones who might be the shadiest?
Naw this was just an isolated incident. We won’t need to subject them to regular testing and IRS guided CPE.
Right?
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Jan 15
I have and will continue to post extensively on choosing a Tax pro. I am hopful everyone uses cation when doing so. If you haven’t read my post (several indivdual and a few series of. . .) please do so, for you. The IRS puts this out every year but not to the extent that your tax bloggers do.
Get started here, then please serch my blog and the web for what is being said on this.
Eight Tips to Help You Choose a Tax Preparer
Well, I have been having computer problems and not doing the things I’d normally be doing. Then When I finally did get back online, A friend of mine asked me about this post. He knew I’d meant to get it out this morning and was checking to see if I had changed my mind.
For those of you new to my new site, and those who have been regulars from the start, “Reads from Last Week” formally known as “Passing the week” is where I bring to you all my reading and searching for information you should have, or some just plain good reads. “Reads from Last Week” is going to be my regular postings of blogs (and their links) that I read and felt a need to pass on to you. Or like I said, just some plain good reads.
I meant to do many things this weekend but with the PC down I found I was unable to get it all done. The biggest thing was to get my blog roll up here. My way of making it easier for you to find what you need without having to wait on me to fill you in on Sunday. I will get my blog roll up this week, or so is my plan. So, in that regard, I hope you’ll all be tolerant of my slowness. I will do my best to get it up here, with some new additions.
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