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Written by Bob Scott
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Thursday, 15 December 2011 14:41 |
Refund Anticipation Loans will disappear from the market next year. Republic Bank and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation have reached an agreement under which the bank, a subsidiary of Republic Bancorp, must shut down the program by April 30. Republic is the last financial institution left that offers RALs. A proposed civil money penalty of $2 million against the Bank is also being reduced to $900,000.
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Written by Bob Scott
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Friday, 09 December 2011 03:07 |
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H&R Block used an investor's day this week to come out with all guns blazing at the rest of the tax preparation market, especially Intuit. Executives said that in the next tax season the company would offer free RACs, expand its Emerald Card program by 1 million and challenged Intuit's assumption that digital tax preparation is outstripping assisted preparation.
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Written by The Progressive Accountant
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Tuesday, 06 December 2011 23:27 |
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Drake Software is readying SecureFilePro, a file exchange portal that will be ready for tax season. Franklin, N.C.-based Drake says the product will launch next month. SecureFilePro gives tax professionals a customized web address and the ability to brand the site with their businesses' name and logo. Taxpayers will also be able to upload documents such as tax returns.
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Written by The Progressive Accountant
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Tuesday, 06 December 2011 17:58 |
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The Internal Revenue Service has established standards for organizations to become IRS-approved Continuing Education Providers. The agency also set requirements for IRS CE Accrediting organizations.This is part of the process for implementing continuing education requirements for tax return preparers. Those required to take the Registered Tax Return Preparer competency test before the end of 2013 must complete 15 hours of courses next year.
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Written by The Progressive Accountant
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Thursday, 01 December 2011 16:23 |
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Intuit is offering taxpayers free advice via TurboTax for 2011. The company says that purchasers of the latest version of its dominant consumer tax preparation package can get advice from professionals via phone or live chat as part of its "Ask a Tax Expert Service." The system also offers tax preparation and filing via the iPad.
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