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Issue Number: 2017-30
Inside This Issue
- Register by Aug. 8 for the Washington, D.C.-area IRS Tax Forum
- Don’t Take the Bait: Security Summit Safeguards Help Protect Individuals; Businesses Face Increased Risk
- YouTube: Why Every Tax Professional Needs a Security Plan
- IRS Office of Appeals Pilots Virtual Service
1. Register by Aug. 8 for the Washington, D.C.-area IRS Tax Forum
Tax professionals planning to attend the Washington, D.C.-area IRS Nationwide Tax Forum can save $115 if they register by Aug. 8. The Forum takes place Aug. 22-24 at National Harbor, Md.
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2. Don’t Take the Bait: Security Summit Safeguards Help Protect Individuals; Businesses Face Increased Risk
The IRS, state tax agencies and the tax industry have made significant progress in the past two years against tax-related identity theft aimed at individuals but warned this week that business identity theft is on the upswing.
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3. YouTube: Why Every Tax Professional Needs a Security Plan
This YouTube video explains the importance for all tax professionals of having and adhering to a data security plan.
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4. IRS Office of Appeals Pilots Virtual Service
Beginning Aug. 1, the Internal Revenue Service Office of Appeals will pilot a new web-based virtual conference option for taxpayers and their representatives. This virtual face-to-face option will provide an additional option for taxpayer conferences. The IRS expects it to be especially useful for taxpayers located far from an IRS Appeals office.
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