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Notice 2011-72 Tax Treatment of Employer-Provided Cell Phones

Current guidance: IRS Publication 15-B (2026) continues to reference Notice 2011-72 for the tax treatment of employer-provided cell phones. See the Employer-Provided Cell Phones section in IRS Publication 15-B for current guidance. PURPOSE This...

Wyoming Sales and Use Tax for Construction Contractors

A complete overview of Wyoming sales and use tax rules for construction contractors, based on official guidance from the Wyoming Department of Revenue (DOR) and Wyoming Statutes Title 39. Introduction The construction industry in...

Where to Find Your CPA Jurisdiction ID Number

When applying for the Uniform CPA Examination, candidates may be asked for a Jurisdiction Identification Number (Jurisdiction ID). This is a unique identifier issued by the jurisdiction (state board or equivalent) where you apply...

What Happens If You Ignore IRS Notices?

Ignoring IRS notices can lead to additional letters, continued account activity, and possible changes to your tax account depending on the type of notice involved.Some IRS notices are informational, while others may involve deadlines,...

Why Did I Get a Letter From the IRS?

Getting a letter from the IRS can feel stressful, but many IRS letters are routine and informational. In many cases, the IRS sends notices to request information, explain changes, confirm account activity, or notify...

What Happens If You Ignore an IRS CP2000 Notice?

If you ignore an IRS CP2000 notice, the IRS may continue processing the proposed changes described in the notice.If you need the full explanation first, read: IRS CP2000 Notice Explained. What Happens After You...

What Happens If You Ignore an IRS CP504 Notice?

What Happens If You Ignore an IRS CP504 Notice? Ignoring an IRS CP504 notice can lead to additional IRS collection notices and continued activity related to your unpaid tax balance. If you need the...