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Legislation almost forced Tax Offices to pay
Special Interest groups led by Impact Alabama sought to pass a new licensing act that would have directly allowed them to use portions of the licensing fees to grow they're own Federally Funded VITA Tax Preparation Offices.
Special interest sought to gain fees from tax industry

One special interest group in Alabama attempted to write their own legislation.  If not for NITPA the special interest would have controlled the entire industry and been able to use proceeds from the licensing fees paid by private tax businesses to help them grown their own federally funded tax operations.  NITPA successfully defeated the Senate Bill in the house ending one of the most fraudulent industry attacks in modern day history.

 Alabama Tax Preparers Bill SB 201 NITPA proposed admendments 
Monday, 23 February 2009

According to the National Independent Tax Preparers Associations Tax Professionals in Alabama and other states are highly regulated by over ten Federal Regulatory Oversight Committees which are listed below.

There are more than eleven Federal Acts and IRS Rules currently governing the Tax Preparer Industry.  When other industries such as the Cosmetology Industry were Regulated in Alabama they did not have Ten (10) or more Federal Laws, Rules and Regulations already providing oversight.

Truth in Lending Act 
Equal Credit Opportunity Act,
Fair Credit Reporting Act
Federal Trade Commission Act
Fair Debt Collection Practices
Electronic Funds Transfer Act
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
National Bank Act
USA Patriot Act
John Warner National Defense Appropriations Act of 2007
Internal Revenue Code of 2008, 2009.

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Stephen Black and Impact Alabama claimed they were not wanting to use the new fees paid by Tax Preparers to help them get additional Grant Matching Funds?  Read his own brochure - see item #4 under Summary by clicking the file below.

The National Independent
Tax Preparers Association

National Independent Tax Preparers Association NITPA

National Independent Tax Preparer Association
P.O. Box 5022 Montgomery, AL 36103
Phone: (866) 910-5899 Fax 866-353-8732

 

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