2013 CPA signed verification of retirement accounts
I was at a workshop today where I was told that in 2013, CPA’s will be required to sign the tax return specifically saying that they have “checked” the retirement accounts of their clients.
The presenter was alluding to the point they they were going to have to attest that they reviewed, had knowledge and that the qualified accounts were in compliance (this was not well defined)…but more specifically that they reviewed the beneficiary structure. Additionally, that the new Financial Regulatory Authortity was going to come down on CPA’s regarding more involvement in retirement account reviews.
He was not specific but tried to scare the crap out of all the CPA’s. Comments very much welcome. Thanks. Brad
Permalink Submitted by Alan Spross on Fri, 2012-06-22 22:53
Perhaps this was just a local or state initiative of the CPA Assn, but it may also be related to the following IRS project reported in today’s WSJ:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405270230444140457748069044026632…
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