🔥 Live roundtable · Free · One hour 🔥

The IRS retires FIRE on November 19th.
Let's give it a proper send-off.

At 3 PM EST that day, FIRE stops taking filings for good, and IRIS becomes the only way to e-file 1099s and other information returns. An hour later, I'm getting a small group of accountants together to compare how we each run 1099 and information return work: the tools, the W-9 chase, the pricing, and the switch to IRIS.

Date
Thursday, November 19th
Time
4:00 to 5:00 PM EST
Where
Google Meet
Cost
Free

Register and I'll send you a calendar invite with the Google Meet link. Come whether you file thousands of forms a year or you're deciding whether to offer it at all. Hosted by Yehuda Tenenbaum, EA.

Register below
🔥 Register · Thursday, November 19th · 4 to 5 PM EST

Save your seat at the FIRE retirement party

Takes about a minute, and I'll send you a calendar invite with the Google Meet link. The questions about your setup are how I build a question list that fits the people actually in the room.

What do you file through today?*

Check everything that applies, including anything you used before and dropped.

How ready do you feel for IRIS? optional
Haven't startedFully set up
How do you collect W-9s? optional

Some of what we'll get into

  1. Do you file 1099s for clients, and is it its own service or part of something bigger?
  2. How do you collect W-9s and TINs, and when do you start?
  3. What do you file through, and why that one?
  4. Where are you with IRIS, and what did the switch take?
  5. How do you price it: per form, per client, or inside the monthly fee?
  6. Where does the data come from: the books, payroll, or a client's spreadsheet?
  7. What goes wrong every January, and how do you handle corrections?
  8. What are you doing differently this season?
Yehuda Tenenbaum, EA, founder of Y10 Tax Solutions
Who's hosting

A practicing EA asking the questions he wants answered himself.

I'm Yehuda Tenenbaum, EA and founder of Y10 Tax Solutions. Through Y10 Tax Tech I help tax firms sort out their software, from AI tools to the whole tech stack, with TaxDome as my specialty. I also sit on the IRS Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee, so how practitioners actually file is something I think about a lot.

  • Enrolled Agent (EA), licensed to represent taxpayers before the IRS
  • Member of the IRS Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee (ETAAC)
  • Consultant to tax firms on AI and tax tech, through Y10 Tax Tech
  • TaxDome Certified Advisor and beta tester
  • Practitioner perspective, every answer grounded in running a real firm
FAQ

Common questions

Anything not covered here? Email me at yehuda@y10tax.com before you register.

No. I ask the questions, everyone answers, and we compare how we each run 1099 work.
No. The room is more useful with a mix: firms that file thousands of forms, firms that file a handful, and firms deciding whether to offer it at all.
It's free. It's a great opportunity for us as professionals to get together and share ideas.
Yes, have them register separately so I have their setup too.
Come with what you file through today, how you collect W-9s, and the one thing that goes wrong every January.