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The implementation of the Affordable Care Act and FATCA along with the IRS focus on closing the $450 billion tax gap could mean an increase in “B” Notices and penalty notices for your organization. This can lead to lost staff time, expensive fines and customer service headaches. As a tax information reporting professional, you know the best way to deal with “B” Notices and IRS penalties is to avoid them altogether.
In this hour-long webinar, Avalara’s tax information reporting expert will walk you through the simple steps you can take to eliminate “B” Notices, including:
• Identifying mismatched name/TIN data
• Collecting corrected payee information
• Updating your database
• Verifying tax information for new payees during onboarding
Earn CPE credits while you learn more about how you can avoid IRS penalties.
Evan Wright
Avalara
Regional Manager
evan.wright@avalara.com
2068264900
Evan Wright is a Regional Sales Manager with Avalara where he specializes in helping small businesses with Sales and Use Tax Compliance, Returns Management and 1099 compliance. Before joining Avalara, Evan worked in International Shipping with customers from across the United States and Pacific Rim. He holds a degree in International Business from St. Michael’s College in Vermont. He’s a Washington native and spends his free time outdoors!
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