Kat Jennings

If you are looking to acquire some more CPE credits before the end of the year, think about enrolling in a course through a partnership between TaxConnections and ACPEN. The courses offered by ACPEN cover a range of topics and ideas, and vary in time and price. If you only need a few CPE credits, you could easily manage to obtain those through a webinar that is provided.

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Kat Jennings

If you are looking to acquire some more CPE credits before the end of the year, think about enrolling in a course through a partnership between TaxConnections and ACPEN. The courses offered by ACPEN cover a range of topics and ideas, and vary in time and price. If you only need a few CPE credits, you could easily manage to obtain those through a webinar that is provided.

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John Dundon

One thing to be be thankful for this holiday season is that the tax ‘policies’ of President Elect Trump and our Republican friends in the 115th congress will keep tax accounts and bookkeepers gainfully employed well into the foreseeable future. In fact I am adding staff again, which ‘sounds’ great!

Is it good for the US though – from a wonky economic perspective – that tax practitioners are expected to be in high demand well into the foreseeable future? Perhaps, perhaps not.

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Kat Jennings

If you are looking to acquire some more CPE credits before the end of the year, think about enrolling in a course through a partnership between TaxConnections and ACPEN. The courses offered by ACPEN cover a range of topics and ideas, and vary in time and price. If you only need a few CPE credits, you could easily manage to obtain those through a webinar that is provided.

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Kat Jennings

If you are looking to acquire some more CPE credits before the end of the year, think about enrolling in a course through a partnership between TaxConnections and ACPEN. The courses offered by ACPEN cover a range of topics and ideas, and vary in time and price. If you only need a few CPE credits, you could easily manage to obtain those through a webinar that is provided.

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John Dundon

According to Sharon Bradley, Manager of the IRS’ ITIN Policy Section in the Atlanta, GA Service Center, Section 203 of the Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015 (PATH Act), Pub. L. 114-113, div. Q, enacted on December 18, 2015, modified Section 6109 of the Internal Revenue Code and resulted in significant changes to the Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) program.

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Kat Jennings, CEO

If you are looking to acquire some more CPE credits before the end of the year, think about enrolling in a course through a partnership between TaxConnections and ACPEN. The courses offered by ACPEN cover a range of topics and ideas, and vary in time and price. If you only need a few CPE credits, you could easily manage to obtain those through a webinar that is provided.

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Monika Miles

As we edge closer to the end of 2016, some of you may already be thinking about setting your goals for 2017. And, if you’re not, maybe you should be! In that spirit, we are once again preparing to deliver the three part “Jumpstart Your Rainmaking” webinar series, beginning December 7th. If you’re a follower of this blog and my communications, you know that we discuss topics designed for professionals who need to sell their services. It’s tough to go out there and sell yourself every day!

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MileIQ

The IRS Mileage Rate 2017 is important for those looking to take a driving-related deduction. The IRS hasn’t announced the mileage rate for 2017 yet, but it can have a major impact on your taxes. While the business mileage rate gets most of the attention, you can also write off miles for charity, medical or moving purposes.

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Barry Fowler

It’s a new dawn, a new day, and we have a new President.
Whether we enjoy the benefits of the reforms he has promised remains to be seen. For those of you who are not aware of the promises Trump has made regarding tax reform, I’ve provided them for you below.

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MileIQ

I hate to be the bearer of bad news but it looks like your Social Security taxes could be going up next year. This is according to a recent announcement by the Social Security Administration. Let’s walk through what the increase is, as well as how you can still find some tax relief.

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