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Times have changed; professional standards should, too
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Tax practitioners have seen shifts in the way they do business during the last decade. As a result, the standards that practitioners rely on to govern our methods and practices must also change. The AICPA’s SSTS Revision Task Force is reviewing and revising its Statements on Standards for Tax Services to reflect the new ways tax practitioners work and is looking for insights into where practitioners think the future of tax will lead.
If you have a comment or suggestion on how we can best update the Statements on Standards for Tax Services, please contact Henry Grzes at Henry.Grzes@aicpa-cima.com. We look forward to working with you.
Henry Grzes is a lead manager in the AICPA’s Tax Practice & Ethics Group.
