If you’ve ever managed a Centralized Authorization File (CAF) like it was a shared Netflix password, the IRS just showed up with a new rule: “Only approved users.” And honestly? About time. The IRS has expanded its Tax Pro...
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Subscribe11 FEB 2026 / IRS UPDATES
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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has expanded its Tax Pro Account to include business-level controls, effectively allowing accounting firms and tax preparation companies to manage Centralized Authorization File (CAF) authorizations digitally rather than with swathes of paperwork. The move, intended to streamline processes, reduce paper transactions and improve efficiency, facilitates faster responses for clients and is part of the IRS's ongoing digitalisation strategy.
If you’ve ever managed a Centralized Authorization File (CAF) like it was a shared Netflix password, the IRS just showed up with a new rule: “Only approved users.” And honestly? About time. The IRS has expanded its Tax Pro...
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