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The IRS recently proposed rules for tax preparers that are redundant and unnecessary for CPAs
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AICPA Vice President of Taxation Edward Karl urges the IRS to slow down its plan to regulate tax preparers.
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Starting this year, the domestic manufacturing deduction increases to 9% of income from eligible activities.
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