The IRS has provided AccountingWEB with additional information,
including a sample spreadsheet, for e-file providers who are
required to register their web sites this week.
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On Monday, The Treasury Department and the IRS issued new
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Today is the last day for Authorized IRS E-file Providers to
send an encrypted Excel spreadsheet file to the IRS,
registering their web sites and providing URL information.
We're not sure how aggressive the IRS will be in closing down
web sites that are not registered, but by not filing the
requested spreadsheet, tax preparers are opening themselves up
to that possibility. Registering is easy - prepare a quick
spreadsheet (we give you a sample), zip up the file and encrypt
it (we give you instructions), and e-mail the file to the IRS
(we give you the e-mail address). Then send a follow-up e-mail
containing the password for the encrypted file. We're looking
out for you.
Rob Nance
Publisher
publisher@accountingweb.com
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