IRS Moves to Ban Tax Returns Filed By All But ‘Experts’, page 1
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reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 11:04 AM by ElectricUniverse
reply to post by sickofitall2012



I apologize about not giving the link originally, i just woke up and haven't had my share of caffeine yet.

The link is in the OP now.


reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 11:17 AM by rogerstigers
reply to post by serendipitynow



I don't think this means we cannot do our *own* tax returns. It means we can't have someone sign off on the form as a tax prep assistor unless they have a license. Seriously, do you think that the IRS will actually know if mom and dad helped little johnny from Denny's to complete his tax form?

Still, what bugs me is that if you leave the world of the 1040EZ, you pretty much *have* to have help to make sense of it all. Wonder how this affects people like Intuit and their TurboTax product? Would they have to assign a licensed Tax Prep Agent to each user?


reply posted on 17-6-2009 @ 05:04 PM by gnosis111
reply to post by Hazelnut



Ha ha ha! Ridiculouser!

Seriously this is all the push I needed not to file anymore. I'm telling you one of the keys to a revolution is for at least 70% of working Americans is NOT to file their tax returns.

How to get the word out to "normal" citizens on this type of revo is the hard part. Because once we do we might as well be on a watch list.

I think if Ron Paul can push this Fed Audit HR1207 through, then it will give him/us more push and voice on fighting the income tax.


reply posted on 19-6-2009 @ 08:08 PM by Bhadhidar
reply to post by ElectricUniverse



Alright everybody, calm down!

Electric, I think you've "short-circuited" your fellow ATS members on this one. You should have done a bit more research on the topic before lending any credence to a biased, slanted and obviously sensationalized article.


The IRS is NOT moving to "ban all but Experts" from preparing tax returns as the referenced story claims.


The IRS IS considering whether to require all PAID tax preparers to be liscensed.


BIG difference!


Essentially, the IRS is saying that, if you are going to charge some one to prepare their taxes for them, the IRS is going to demand that you can prove that you know what you're doing.

The IRS wants a way that the agency, and the taxpayers, can hold the so-called "professional" tax preparers accountable for the work they do.

Take a look at this article from the WallStreet Journal:


online.wsj.com...


Originally printed by The Wall Street Journal On-line
WASHINGTON – The Internal Revenue Service is working on new rules that could require paid tax preparers to be licensed to improve tax compliance and reduce fraud, IRS Commissioner Doug Shulman said Thursday. (Emphasis mine)




How easily we sheep are led by a shrill voice...
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