87% of Tax Preparers Can’t Represent Clients If IRS Comes …
Up to 87% tax preparers are powerless to represent their clients when those clients need their tax pro most: in the event of an unpleasant IRS event.
Up to 87% tax preparers are powerless to represent their clients when those clients need their tax pro most: in the event of an unpleasant IRS event.
For this reason, many CTEC tax preparers are wondering whether they really need to obtain this IRS Annual Filing Season Program (AFSP) credential, and many CTEC tax preparers have chosen to completely blow off the AFSP as an unnecessary set of letters that isn't mandatory, doesn't provide you with any real value, and isn't worth getting. However, completing the AFSP by the deadline affords you certain rights to represent your clients in front of the IRS. Read on for the details of these rights.
We go into detail about the AFSP requirements. In addition we discuss the consequences of not meeting the AFSP continuing education requirement.
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Please click the button below for your primary tax credential.
Not sure which credential applies to your situation? Click here to reach our support team and we'll help you decide.