Editor's Note

Any accountant who engages in tax preparation is already well-entrenched in tax season planning - even if that planning is only a thought at the back of the mind that the holidays represent the last scrap of serenity that accountant will know for many long, cold, dark months. For some, the winter holidays symbolize chaos and stress. Accountants see it differently. We know that hanging decorations, choosing, wrapping, and delivering packages, scheduling festivities, and running here and there to meet with friends and family are total relaxation compared to the months ahead. In planning this special tax preparation year-end issue of the AccountingWEB Bullet, we chose articles geared toward getting the wheels spinning for tax season, with a goal of providing some tips and time-saving advice that might result in a bit less stress, a bit fewer hours spent working into the night, and a bit more enthusiasm toward the whole process. After all, what much of the outside world doesn't realize, is that in the corners of our minds, we tax accountants actually look forward to the chaos. Can't you feel the adrenaline rushing already?

Gail Perry
Editor
editor@accountingweb.com

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