It’s your first year as an accountant at a national CPA company. You work in the tax area. Find out about a new Federal Tax change for 2021, 2022, and beyond. Make an infographic to post in this month’s accounting department newsletter.
Requirements:
8×11 Portrait size in PDF for final submission (Can use PPT or Word for create but final product should be pdf)
Cite all sources at bottom of page (one should be IRS code)
Implementation date of the new rule
What impact this new rule will have on taxpayer/taxable entity.
There’s a simplified example attached.
The info gram should be enticing and welcoming with pictures
Sample Answer
Sample Answer
Title: Understanding the New Federal Tax Change for 2021 and Beyond
Introduction
As we step into a new tax year, it is essential for tax professionals to stay informed about the latest updates in the Federal Tax Code. One significant change that will impact taxpayers and taxable entities is [insert specific tax change here]. This infographic aims to provide a comprehensive overview of this new rule, its implementation date, and the implications it carries for taxpayers.
Key Information
– Change Description: Briefly describe the new Federal Tax change.
– Implementation Date: Specify when the new rule will come into effect.
– Impact on Taxpayers: Explain how this change will affect individual taxpayers or taxable entities.
Infographic Design
– Use vibrant colors and engaging visuals to attract readers’ attention.
– Incorporate relevant icons or images to enhance understanding.
– Include easy-to-read text and bullet points for clarity.
Conclusion
Staying abreast of the latest tax changes is crucial for tax professionals to provide accurate advice and guidance to their clients. By understanding the implications of this new Federal Tax change, we can better assist taxpayers in navigating the complexities of the tax system.
Sources:
– Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Code: [insert specific code here]
– [Insert other sources used for research]
Note: The final infographic will be created in PDF format with an 8×11 portrait size for inclusion in this month’s accounting department newsletter.
