e-News for Tax Professionals Issue 2022-47

The IRS advises taxpayers to get ready now?to make the 2022 tax filing season easier. The Get Ready campaign?offers guidance on what?s new and what to consider when filing a 2022 tax return. The campaign also offers tips on personal recordkeeping, gathering information, documents and more.

2.? Tax Talk Today: When it comes to security, be proactive

In this interview on Tax Talk Today?s ?5 Things to Know? program, Alan Pinck speaks with Terry Lemons, Chief of the IRS Communications and Liaison Division, about the ongoing need for tax professionals to be on guard against security threats and the importance of protecting themselves and their clients. This ties in with National Tax Security Awareness Week, an annual Security Summit effort that begins Monday and runs through Dec. 2.

3.? Continuing education: Nationwide Tax Forums Online now available

Are you a tax professional in need of continuing education credit before year-end? Consider the Nationwide Tax Forums Online, which features 18 new self-study seminars recorded at the 2022 IRS Nationwide Tax Forum. The seminars, several of which are available in Spanish, feature topics like tax law changes, professional responsibility, and cybersecurity.

The Nationwide Tax Forums Online are certified by the IRS Return Preparer Office and the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy.

4.? Technical guidance: Notice 2022-62 contains Required Amendments List

Notice 2022-62 contains the 2022 Required Amendments List, which establishes the end of the remedial amendment period and the plan amendment deadline for changes in qualification requirements and section 403(b) requirements set forth on the list for qualified individually designed plans and section 403(b) individually designed plans, respectively.

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