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Tax Malpractice Risks for the Upcoming 2025 Season
Start Date:12/17/2025
Start Time:1:00 PM EST
Duration: 60 minutes
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H.R. 1. P.L. 119-21. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act. OBBBA. Whatever you call it, it’s going to create opportunities for you and your clients and risks for you if those opportunities are not addressed with clients.
Also, in the headlines this year is the Modernizing Payments To and From America’s Bank Account executive order signed March 25, 2025. With this, all payments to and from the Internal Revenue Service for taxes will need to be made, at some point in time, electronically. Tune in to hear how this change in policy may create professional liability risk for CPAs.
Finally, an engagement letter is one of the best ways to help defend a professional liability claim. Despite this, in 2024, less than 50% of tax claims asserted against CPAs in the AICPA Professional Liability Insurance Program included an engagement letter for the services rendered. Learn practical strategies to help make the engagement letter process more manageable.
Join Janet Everson, an attorney experienced in defending accountants professional liability claims, Conrad Davis, a tax partner at Crowe LLP, and Deb Rood, a risk management professional at CNA, as they discuss these topics, share their experience, and provide advice to help tax practitioners mitigate malpractice risk during the upcoming tax season.
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