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The ETAAC provides feedback on the development and implementation of the Internal
Revenue Service’s electronic tax administration strategy. The report includes 10
recommendations to advance the use of electronic filing. For example, the report
recommends the IRS require all tax preparers who file at least 200 returns a year
to use e-file. The report also calls for continued modernization of IRS systems
as well as collaboration between the IRS and industry regarding software standards.
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(June 10, 2009) The Internal Revenue Service and Treasury Department announced a
tax break for the purchase of new motor vehicles is available in states that do
not have a state sales tax. Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of
2009, taxpayers who buy a new motor vehicle this year are entitled to deduct state
or local sales or excise taxes paid on the purchase.
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Recommendations to improve compliance expected by year end.
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While more and more taxpayers are preparing their own returns at home, slightly
fewer are choosing professional return preparation this year, according to IRS figures.
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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 provides numerous tax breaks
to individuals and businesses. It targets energy incentives to individuals and businesses,
and provides fiscal relief for state and local governments that are facing large
budget deficits.
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The CPA Technology Advisor recently announced their 2009 Readers’ Choice Awards
and Drake Software ranks #1 again and again.
Voted #1 – Federal / State Income Tax Compliance
Voted #1 – Document Management & Document Storage
Voted #1 – Website Builders for Accounting Firms
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NATP surveys over 3,800 tax preparers about their software.
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