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The National Association of Tax Professionals (NATP) is the largest nonprofit organization that serves individuals specializing in tax preparation by providing tax education, federal tax research, in-depth explanations of tax law change and other important tax content needed to successfully run a tax practice.

NATP's team of expert tax researchers work year-round to monitor any industry-related news, including any tax legislation changes. When there is new legislation that affects tax law, NATP's team of experts works diligently to communicate the changes to its members and explain how the new tax regulations affect their clients.

The national headquarters, located in Appleton, WI, employs over 50 professionals.

For more information, or to speak with one of our experts, please contact:

Nancy Kasten
Phone: 800-558-3402, ext. 1172
nkasten@natptax.com

2021 tax season information

NATP offers a bundle of tax-related news releases that include important information on timely topics the American taxpayers need to understand. Please use these releases in your publications as you see fit. If you have any questions, please contact Nancy Kasten at nkasten@natptax.com.

About our members

NATP members work at offices that assist over 11 million people worldwide with U.S. tax preparation and planning. The average NATP member has been in the tax business for over 20 years and holds a tax/financial designation and/or a college degree. Formed in 1979, NATP's member base includes enrolled agents, certified public accountants, attorneys and financial planners.

Latest news

Drake Software and National Association of Tax Professionals present second free roundtable discussion in preparation of the 2022 tax season

The second “Taxes Today” roundtable will focus heavily on the earned income credit. Other topics of discussion include the newly signed Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, preparer penalties and enrolled agent designation renewal.
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NATP recommends taxpayers take certain actions before Dec. 31 to reduce tax liabilities and prepare for 2021 return

As hard as it is to believe, another tax season is right around the corner. The IRS has not yet announced details about the opening of the 2022 tax season, but it’s never too early to start preparing – both taxpayers and tax preparers.
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Drake Software and National Association of Tax Professionals team up for series of free roundtable discussions ahead of tax season

The last two years have been tumultuous for tax professionals, to say the least. To help tax pros prepare for this coming tax season, two industry leaders have teamed up to host a series of roundtable discussions about the most pressing issues facing tax professionals and address challenges that tax pros will face this upcoming tax season.
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Home office tax deductions expected to rise nationally with uptick in remote workers

COVID led many workers to transition from going to the office every day to working from a home office or leave their job altogether to embark on a new journey working from home. Self-employed workers may qualify for a home office deduction this upcoming tax season, but there are certain rules that must be met and records that must be kept.
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