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Articles by Kathy Petronchak
Hidden Tax Benefits and Potential Pitfalls SMBs Should Know This Filing Season
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is potentially transformative for small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) but along with taking advantage of the new benefits it and other government programs have to offer, SMBs must be aware of critical nuances that could impact their tax filing this season.
How Tax Pros Can Protect Clients From Cyberattacks
Data breaches have unfortunately become the norm. Large entities might have more measures in place or the resources to recover from a breach, but for many businesses, a cyber-attack is the end of their customers’ trust and the costs to clean up from such a disaster make it nearly impossible to recover. For tax professionals and their firms who hold data that cyber-criminals are eager to get their hands on, a data breach and its ripple effect would be devastating.
Taxpayer First Act changes the dynamic between IRS and practitioners
On July 1, President Donald Trump signed into law the Taxpayer First Act (TFA), P.L. 116-25. The TFA implements a number of modifications of IRS management, procedures, and oversight in an attempt to make the agency more taxpayer friendly in terms of enforcement, appeals, and customer service.
IRS Insider: 3 Common Mistakes Businesses Make
By: Kathy Petronchak, former IRS Commissioner of the Small Business/Self-Employed Division (SB/SE) and alliantgroup Director of IRS Practice & Procedure During my time with the IRS, I saw my fair share of mistakes made by businesses that could have easily been avoided. These days, with a large number of taxpayers[1] using a tax return preparer, it is a bit surprising that there are opportunities still being overlooked by both companies and individuals alike.
IRS Insider: 3 Common Mistakes Businesses Make
By: Kathy Petronchak, former IRS Commissioner of the Small Business/Self-Employed Division (SB/SE) and alliantgroup Director of IRS Practice & Procedure During my time with the IRS, I saw my fair share of mistakes made by businesses that could have easily been avoided. These days, with a large number of taxpayers[1] using a tax return preparer, it is a bit surprising that there are opportunities still being overlooked by both companies and individuals alike.
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