Guides, templates, blog, updates, and FAQs restored
Resource routes now load inside the current visual system, with working search, filters, downloads, article views, and mobile layouts.
UPDATED SEPTEMBER 5, 2026
Product releases and tax developments— clearly separated.
See what changed in ProTax, what is only planned, and which external federal development may affect your next step. Every external item links to its source of record.
WHAT'S NEW IN PROTAX
Recently released—and what is still planned.
Release status is explicit, so a concept or roadmap item is never mistaken for a live feature.
CPA Login and Client Login are now separate
Firm teams and clients can enter the correct secure portal directly from the public header and mobile menu.
A clearer, safer marketplace order path
The public flow now explains order-reference verification and does not imply an unauthorized live Fiverr account sync.
Authorized automation when provider access exists
The connector boundary is ready for a future official Fiverr integration. No passwords, scraping, or unofficial endpoints will be used.
FEDERAL & INDUSTRY WATCH
What changed—and where to confirm it.
Use the filters to separate general federal items, security alerts, and firm-industry developments.
Federal
FinCEN’s final BOI rule is effective
U.S. companies are exempt from federal BOI reporting under the final rule. Foreign entities registered to do business in the United States should review the current requirements.
FinCEN BOI informationIRS
National Taxpayer Advocate reviews the 2026 filing season
The report covers filing-season performance, identity-verification delays, refund issues, and priorities for continued IRS modernization.
IRS announcementCPA Firms
Technology and AI change management leads long-term firm concerns
AICPA’s 2026 survey also highlights tax-law complexity, cybersecurity, staffing, workload, and workflow as major firm issues.
AICPA surveySecurity
IRS publishes the 2026 Dirty Dozen
The annual list highlights phishing, smishing, impersonation, misleading social-media advice, and other schemes targeting taxpayers and professionals.
IRS Dirty DozenFiling season
IRS opens the 2026 filing season
The IRS began accepting 2025 individual income-tax returns and identified April 15, 2026 as the general federal individual deadline.
IRS filing-season announcementHOW TO READ THIS PAGE
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