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Category Archives: IRS
DOMA Done, But Don’t File that Joint Return Just Yet
The US Supreme Court ruled today that the federal Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) was unconstitutional. That makes it appear that same-sex couples should be able to file joint tax returns. There’s only one problem: The IRS computers likely would … Continue reading
Loving Appeal to be Heard on September 24th
The US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia set oral arguments for September 24th in the IRS’s appeal of Loving v. IRS. This is the case that stopped the IRS’s scheme to regulate unenrolled tax professionals. While the … Continue reading
Onwards and Upwards into the 20th Century!
Not to sound like a broken record, but if today is a vision of the future, boy, do I want the past. I have another new client and needed to order transcripts. I called the IRS Practitioner Priority Service (PPS) … Continue reading
When 68 Minutes of Hold Time Is an Improvement
So after the debacle on Tuesday I called back yesterday afternoon. The hold time was far better: 68 minutes. That’s almost a 7% improvement! On the other hand, the representative I spoke with was quite helpful. Indeed, most of the … Continue reading
Today’s Example on Why Removing Disclosure Authorization from IRS eServices Is a Miserable Idea
Today I needed to order a transcript for a client. I had a signed Form 8821 (Tax Information Authorization). I couldn’t enter the form electronically using Disclosure Authorization as I didn’t have past information for the taxpayer. So I faxed … Continue reading
IRS Scandal Update for June 16th
Quite a bit of news on the IRS scandal this week: Eliana Johnson of National Review Online debunks the idea of “rogue agents in Cincinnati.” I never thought it was rogue agents. If you’re a religious organization, are you allowed … Continue reading
IRS Scandal Update for June 9th
Another week has gone by, and some Democrats want the world to believe that the IRS scandal is resolved. It’s not. Here’s the news I’ve seen over the last week. Peggy Noonan has an excellent op-ed in the Wall Street … Continue reading
IRS Makes It Official: Disclosure Authorization Gone from eServices on August 11th
Buried in this week’s “e-News for Tax Professionals” was the following story: E-Services: Disclosure Authorization and Electronic Account Resolution Applications Retire in August ________________________________________ Due largely to low usage, the IRS will retire and remove the Disclosure Authorization (DA) and … Continue reading
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