Members of the Mississippi Society of Enrolled Agents are
licensed by the U. S. Treasury Department to represent taxpayers.
President John Williams, EA
welcomes you!
Frequently
Used Telephone Numbers for Practitioners.
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Practitioner Priority Service
866-860-4259
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Business
Specialty Tax Line 800-829-4933
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Forms and
Publications 800-829-3676
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Refund
Hotline 800-829-1954
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100 Tax
Topics 800-829-4477
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Tax
Exempt Organizations 877-829-5500
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Health
Coverage Tax Credit Contact Center
866-628-4282
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Report
Tax Schemes 866-775-7474
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EFTPS
Customer Service 800-945-8400
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Taxpayer
Advocate 877-777-4778
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Automated
Substitute for Return (ASFR) Call Site
866-681-4271
Standards of Practice for Tax Professionals
The Office of Professional Responsibility (OPR) establishes and
enforces consistent standards of competence, integrity and
conduct for tax professionals enrolled agents, attorneys, CPAs,
and other individuals and groups covered by IRS Circular 230.
Economic Stimulus Payments Information Center
News releases, questions and answers, scenarios and more,
including special information for Social Security recipients and
veterans.
Disaster Relief Resource Center for Tax
Professionals
As a result of recent natural disasters many payroll and
practitioner businesses have suffered significant losses from
the devastation. The IRS and many of our national partners have
put together this resource center for the impacted payroll and
practitioner community, to provide assistance in reestablishing
their businesses.
IRS to Release Redesigned Form 990 by Year's
End
The Internal Revenue Service has posted public comments on the
draft instructions to the 2008 Form 990, the annual return most
tax-exempt organizations must use to report information about
their operations. The instructions will be finalized by year's
end.
FAQs Related to Tax Return Preparer Penalty
Notices
Section 8246 of the Small Business and Work Opportunity Tax Act
of 2007 amends several provisions of the Code to extend the
application of the income tax preparer penalties to all tax
return preparers. Section 6694 addresses tax return preparer
penalty provisions.
New Electronic PIN Signature Requirement
Begins in 2008
Beginning with the 2008 filing season, tax practitioners can
e-file individual income tax returns only if the returns are
signed electronically using one of two methods: either a
Self-Select Personal Identification Number (PIN) or a
Practitioner PIN.
International Tax Gap
Do you have clients who are U.S. citizens or residents who live
and work abroad? Are some of your clients non-residents who have
come to the U.S. to work, invest, or trade? The International
Tax Gap Fact Sheets will provide information on items of
interest for you.
Circular No. 230 (Rev. 4-2008)
Regulations Governing the Practice of Attorneys, Certified
Public Accountants, Enrolled Agents, Enrolled Actuaries,
Enrolled Retirement Plan Agents, and Appraisers before the
Internal Revenue Service
Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) – How It
Affects Filing Season 2008
Get information on the Alternative Minimum Tax and how it will
affect the 2008 filing season. Check back regularly for updates.
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