1.6 million tax clients gone missing?
opening days show accountants filed only 40% of irs intake. blame the shutdown.
by beth bellor
tax season
tax pro e-filing market share drops to 57%
self-preparers make gains of their own, but there are still new clients to be had.
by beth bellor
tax pros e-file 63 million returns through april 13
average refunds remain positive even as totals are in the red.
by beth bellor
diyers outpace pros in e-filing growth rate
refunds remained down in number and total amount.
by beth bellor
pros filing 55% of e-returns, but trail year-ago pace
refunds remain down in total number and amount.
by beth bellor
percentages don’t tell whole irs filing story
tax pros slightly behind last year’s pace, but still hold the edge in sheer numbers.
by beth bellor
professionals losing the battle on e-filings to diyers
but professionals still hold the edge in both number and percentage.
by beth bellor
tax pros keep edge in e-filings
the irs server load shows no signs of easing.
by beth bellor
half of e-filings go through tax pros
direct deposits down from their usual range.
by beth bellor
irs e-filing stats approaching 2017 levels
tax pros continue to increase their share of the market.
by beth bellor
tax pros keep gaining in 2018
direct deposit ticks up, irs processing dips.
by beth bellor
is your tax workflow digital yet?
make sure it’s not just your admins using the tools.
roman h. kepczyk
refunds up, filings down at end of tax season 2017
pros keep the edge in e-filings and some people just won’t give up paper.
by beth bellor
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