TheFSEAis again sponsoring a FREE Shred Fest. Over 9000 lbs were documents was shredded at the last event. Buried in a mountain of paper? Concerned about Identity Theft? This complimentary service is provided by The Palm Beach Chapter of the Florida Society of Enrolled AgentsIdentity theft is still a major problem in the United States and according to the US Federal Trade Commission they received 250,854 complaints about identity theft during 2010, nearly one-fifth of the entire number of complaints received by the agency. For the eleventh year in succession, consumers complained about this subject more than any other.The Commission's identity theft statistics show that Florida had the highest per capita rate of reported ID theft, with Arizona and California following close behind. With the increased awareness of identity theft, it is important to dispose of records carefully.To help protect you from becoming a statistic, on Saturday morning,September 24th from 9-12, The Palm Beach Chapter of the FSEA is holding another SHRED FEST. This is an incredible opportunity to protect yourself from identity theft by safely destroying your personal documents and papers in our shred truck...Right before your eyes.This event will be held at Holy Name of Jesus Church, 345 S Military Trail in W Palm Beach (parking lot ) and is FREE to anyone concerned about Identity theft and wants to dispose of personal and sensitive documents.Additionally, we are collecting old newspapers to be donated to the school.Enrolled Agents will be on site to answer your tax document retention questions.Who are EA̢۪s? Enrolled Agents (EA) are federally-authorized tax practitioners who have the technical expertise in the field of taxation and who are empowered by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to represent taxpayers before all administrative levels of the Internal Revenue Service for audits, collections, and appeals.For more information about the Florida Society of Enrolled Agents, visit the websitehttp://www.fseaonline.org ...read more

TheFSEAis again sponsoring a FREE Shred Fest. Over 9000 lbs were documents was shredded at the last event. Buried in a mountain of paper? Concerned about Identity Theft? This complimentary service is provided by The Palm Beach Chapter of the Florida Society of Enrolled AgentsIdentity theft is still a major problem in the United States and according to the US Federal Trade Commission they received 250,854 complaints about identity theft during 2010, nearly one-fifth of the entire number of complaints received by the agency. For the eleventh year in succession, consumers complained about this subject more than any other.The Commission's identity theft statistics show that Florida had the highest per capita rate of reported ID theft, with Arizona and California following close behind. With the increased awareness of identity theft, it is important to dispose of records carefully.To help protect you from becoming a statistic, on Saturday morning,September 24th from  9-12, The Palm Beach Chapter of the FSEA is holding another SHRED FEST. This is an incredible opportunity to protect yourself from identity theft by safely destroying your personal documents and papers in our shred truck...Right before your eyes.This event will be held at Holy Name of Jesus Church, 345 S Military Trail in W Palm Beach (parking lot ) and is FREE to anyone concerned about Identity theft and wants to dispose of personal and sensitive documents.Additionally, we are collecting old newspapers to be donated to the school.Enrolled Agents will be on site to answer your tax document retention questions.Who are EA’s?  Enrolled Agents (EA) are federally-authorized tax practitioners who have the technical expertise in the field of taxation and who are empowered by the U.S. Department of the Treasury to represent taxpayers before all administrative levels of the Internal Revenue Service for audits, collections, and appeals.For more information about the Florida Society of Enrolled Agents, visit the websitehttp://www.fseaonline.org.  ...read more

I am sharing this post from my Facebook: Facebook has changed and said nothing (again). Take a look at your URL (top box on your screen.) If you see "http" or just "www" instead of "https" you DO NOT have a secure session&can be hacked. Go to Account (top right) then Account Settings - Click Security (yellow shield) on the left top corner - click Edit next to Secure Browsing, Check box, click Save. FB has automatically set it on the non-secure setting! Do everyone a huge favor, copy this message & re-post!! After you have made your change please visit or page and like us. http://www.facebook.com/southfloridatax ...read more