The National Taxpayer Advocate has a long wish list.
By CPA Trendlines Research
If you are a CPA, tax preparer or Registered Agent – a tax pro, in other words – there is a slim possibility that you are registered with the Internal Revenue Service’s Tax Pro program.
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But even if you are registered, the odds are vanishingly small that you actually use it.
Why? Because it’s really of limited use.
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