The IRS urges qualified tax professionals to set up an IRS Tax Pro Account and encourages taxpayers to access their IRS Individual Online Account. When both have accounts, they can complete online third-party authorizations, such as powers of attorney and tax information authorizations, entirely online. This helps reduce processing times and eliminates the need to fax, mail, or upload documents. To approve an authorization request, the taxpayer logs into their IRS Individual Online Account, checks a box, and submits the authorization request to the IRS. Most authorizations are processed immediately, though some may take up to 48 hours. Tax Pro Account Through TPA, the tax professional can also view their client’s individual tax information and act on behalf of them. Using TPA, tax professionals can: - Request and receive an individual CAF number online, in real time. - Withdraw active authorizations instantly. - Make payments, set up or manage payment plans, and view taxpayer information within the scope of an authorization. IRS Individual Online Account With an IRS Individual Online Account, taxpayers can securely access their federal tax information and receive notifications from their tax professional.

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The Treasury Department announced it is canceling all contracts with Booz Allen Hamilton (often simply called Booz Allen) for failing to protect sensitive taxpayer information. The department said it is terminating 31 contracts, totaling about $4.8 million in annual spending and roughly $21 million in total obligations. The decision follows the Charles Littlejohn tax leak, one of the most serious breaches of confidential taxpayer data in U.S. history. Littlejohn, a former IRS contractor employed through Booz Allen Hamilton, stole and disclosed tax returns and return information, including Donald Trump’s, between 2018 and 2020.

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