To protect against identity theft, IRS adds additional protections to Centralized Authorization File, Transcript Delivery System; changes designed to protect sensitive tax pro, taxpayer information

May 9, 2024

With identity theft and refund fraud an ongoing concern, the Internal Revenue Service today highlighted additional protections for tax professionals being taken to increase security for the Centralized Authorization File (CAF) program and placed new guidelines on requesting client transcripts by phone.

Read the full article from IRS here:
https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/to-protect-against-identity-theft-irs-adds-additional-protections-to-centralized-authorization-file-transcript-delivery-system-changes-designed-to-protect-sensitive-tax-pro-taxpayer-information

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To protect against identity theft, IRS adds additional protections to Centralized Authorization File, Transcript Delivery System; changes designed to protect sensitive tax pro, taxpayer information

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