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CPAs, Enrolled Agents, and Tax Preparers can keep up-to-date with the latest federal tax information while earning NASBA approved CPE credits and IRS approved CE credits by listening to the bi-weekly Federal Tax Updates podcast. The hosts Roger Harris and Annie Schwab have over 75 years of tax experience between them, which has been featured in various media outlets including Wall Street Journal, ... more

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Roger and Annie take Federal Tax Updates on the road to the NAEA National Fly-In in Washington, D.C., joined by Tax Notes Federal reporter Ben Valdez and a room full of practitioners ready to talk. The conversation covers the messy rollout of the One... more

Roger and Annie kick off post-tax season with a checklist of what to do now — from chasing down e-file rejections to evaluating your firm's clients, staff, and workflow while it's all still fresh. They also cover the latest OBBA updates on No Tax on ... more

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IRS Stakeholder Liaison Glenn Gizzi returns with a sobering mid-tax-season update: data breaches affecting tax practitioners are already outpacing 2024, with over 206,000 taxpayers potentially compromised — and that's only what's been reported. Roger... more

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Roger sits down with tax controversy attorneys Jessica Marine and Peter Haukebo of Frost Law to unpack a court ruling most tax pros haven't heard of — but probably should act on before July. The Kwong case could mean significant interest and penalty ... more

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Ben Valdez
Journalist, Tax Notes Federal
Tax Notes Federal
Episode: Live from the NAEA Fly-In: A Filing Season Debrief
Glenn Gizzi
Repeat guest, Stakeholder Liaison Department, IRS
Internal Revenue Service
Episode: Hackers Don't Take Tax Season Off
Jessica Marine
Attorney from the Frost Law Firm
Frost Law Firm
Episode: Free Money on the Table: What the Kwong Case Means for Your Clients
Peter Haukebo
Attorney from the Frost Law Firm
Frost Law Firm
Episode: Free Money on the Table: What the Kwong Case Means for Your Clients
Jennifer MacMillan
Current president of NAEA, with over 30 years of experience as an enrolled agent.
National Association of Enrolled Agents
Episode: "Hang Up and Call Back" — NAEA President Jennifer MacMillan on This Year's Filing Season
Andre Costa
Franchisee who started his business in 2006 and has been expanding since.
Episode: Why That $350K Practice Isn't Worth What You Think
Emily Goodman
Franchisee who joined in 2015 and focuses on operations in a modern accounting firm.
Episode: Why That $350K Practice Isn't Worth What You Think
John Barucci
Padgett franchisee with extensive experience in tax preparation
Padgett Business Services
Episode: 38 Minutes of Access: Inside a Real Tax Office Hack
Blake Oliver
Founder of Earmark and host of The Accountancy Podcast
Earmark
Episode: AI for Tax Professionals: Beyond the Hype

Hosts

Roger Harris
Host of Federal Tax Updates; Padgett Business Services affiliate; frequent guest discussions on IRS updates and policy.
Annie Schwab
Co-host of Federal Tax Updates; Padgett Business Services affiliate; leads discussions on tax season readiness and practice management.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 47 ratings
  • Love it!

    Great to listen to while I run. I ran an extra mile for you Roger.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Arsenalfc1104
    United States3 years ago
  • Great updates for even a non-tax CPA

    Everyone thinks all CPAs do taxes. I don't. But this podcast helps me understand the basics and be knowledgeable on current issues.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J123451
    United States3 years ago
  • Great podcast

    Great Podcast… very easy to understand… 😃

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    YeseniaTrevino
    United States3 years ago
  • What a great way to keep up with the latest tax topics. The discussion was interesting. Excited to hear more.

    Podchaser
    5
    jhellyer
    3 years ago
  • Great content, look forward to hearing more.

    Podchaser
    5
    eric93148
    3 years ago

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Audio quality and depth balance make it accessible without sacrificing technical detail.
Guests are credible, with practical tax-season insights.
Coverage combines policy updates with actionable practice guidance.

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Live from the NAEA Fly-In: A Filing Season Debrief
Q: From Annie's perspective, after a filing season with complicated changes, how did the season go?
Annie describes the season as started on time but challenging due to new legislation; practitioners had to manage widespread questions, slow explanations, and a need to gather, verify, and request additional information from clients.
Live from the NAEA Fly-In: A Filing Season Debrief
Q: How does someone in journalism end up in this arena, the tax arena?
Ben Valdez explains his path from graduating and joining Tax Analysts in 2019, highlighting reliance on subject-matter experts and a willingness to learn, which is essential in translating complex tax rules for readers.
"Hang Up and Call Back" — NAEA President Jennifer MacMillan on This Year's Filing Season
Q: What are some current issues you've seen with the IRS?
There are significant staffing shortages leading to untrained personnel being placed on the front lines, impacting service.
"Hang Up and Call Back" — NAEA President Jennifer MacMillan on This Year's Filing Season
Q: Can you introduce yourself and share your background?
I've been an enrolled agent for over 30 years, currently president of NAEA. I had a practice in Santa Barbara and now I'm semi-retired in Colorado.
Washington Watch: Filing Season Pressures and Legislative Gridlock
Q: So what do you think about how we're... What should we expect from the IRS?
There's a lot of nervousness and uncertainty around what the impacts will be, and technology improvements are being used to make things more efficient.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Federal Tax Updates

What is Federal Tax Updates about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Two seasoned tax pros deliver timely federal tax updates with a practical, practice-oriented angle. Episodes cover current filing-season realities, IRS staffing and enforcement issues, new or looming legislation, and real-world workflows for preparers, owners of accounting franchises, and tax professionals. The show blends actionable compliance guidance with strategic firm-management topics like hiring, pricing, and marketing, making it useful for practitioners seeking to stay compliant, staffed, and competitive. A notable edge is the frequent guest lineup, including industry leaders, IRS insiders, and franchise owners, which adds credibility and diverse perspectives to tax-season challenges. Overall, it's likely to appeal to tax profession... more

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