MAMalody

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Roll towards the back. Have yet to scrap my knuckles.

is this the new name for the TCMP audits. When I was an auditor, we used to do the TCMP audits. We literally looked at every crossed Ts and dotted Is. As an auditor they were kind of fun. As a taxpayer, they were a pain because everything was looked at. It was essentially an audit that was used to help determine the veracity of the DIF program. My experience was that about 70-80% were no changes. Hopefully, this will be your result. My advice would be to sit down with your client and start at the top of each form and go line-by-line and have him show you his verification of that figure. In that way your information will be organized and ready for the auditor and if there are any holes you will be aware of them ahead of time and prepared for it.

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I would recommend sticking to log books for any counts being done. My experience with the IRS is that they do not start with 365 days and allow you to reduce per your memory/etc. They usually request to see the logs and count the actual days the logs support. Then they would entertain any exceptions to the logs that you may present. I also agree that the day of departure and return are normally partial days. I thought there was an MSSP or audit guide the IRS had on this but I can't seem to find it.

I have received numerous e-mails also. I am considering blocking them or indicating they are spam so I don't have to wade through them all the time.

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I received my ATX archive disk via USPS. I was also one that received the TRX deal.

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I worked on a US Congressman's campaign once, and there is no doubt, that poll workers are under appreciated. Thanks for your contribution to making a system work, especially in CA. Inclusive numbers, why do people let them confuse them so? It is a good way to get a free diet Coke for lunch though.

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To what Jack from Ohio and mcb39 have shared I might add I generally get 24+ credits each year. Last year, I think I had 36 credits. For what it is worth, I also teach classes that qualify for CPE on my speciality area of taxation. Those are usually two to six hour slots based upon what is requested. While I abhor unqualified preparers and I have found those are not limited to unlicensed preparers, I am not sure this IRS testing/registration procedure will resolve that issue. It does make good PR,however.

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I have smart phone. It is a verizon pc, can't remember the model number. Have had it for about three years. Works great.

Actually, the more the IRS computerizes the less likely they are to process paper properly, especially, if it comes in a massive volume. What I am going to do is go out and buy some stock in some red ink company.

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Hmmm. I was wondering the same thing just last week.