Staying Compliant: Navigating New E-Filing Rules, FIRE System Updates, and 1099 Changes

Major regulatory updates are reshaping the way businesses handle year-end reporting. Join us for a timely editorial webinar covering the latest IRS e-filing requirements, including critical thresholds and what they mean for your organization. We’ll also walk through the newly modernized IRIS (Information Return Intake System) system, and the proposed ending of the FIRE (Filing Information Returns Electronically) system, highlighting key changes that could impact your process and timeline. Plus, get up to speed on the ripple effects of the recently signed One Big Beautiful Bill—particularly the changes to Form 1099 reporting. Whether you're managing reporting in-house or through a third party, this session will help you understand what's changed, what’s expected, and how to stay compliant.

Jason Dinesen
President, Dinesen Tax & Accounting

Jason Dinesen, EA, is a distinguished tax professional and educator with a fervent passion for demystifying complex tax concepts. Jason is the founder of Dinesen Tax & Accounting, P.C. and Dinesen Tax Advisory, LLC in the tax and accounting world. He also is founder of Dinesen Media Ventures, which provides a diverse range of media content, ranging from continuing education programs for accountants and tax professionals, to podcast production to radio and journalism content. 

Recognized for his sharp tax interpretations, Jason is renowned for promptly analyzing the latest tax updates and IRS guidance, sharing his insights with the professional community. Over his career, he has educated more than 200,000 accounting, tax, and HR professionals on various topics. Form 1099 was the very first thing he ever taught on, on April 26th, 2012, at a Sheraton Hotel next to a Lowe's in West Des Moines, Iowa. He still teaches on 1099s and around 30 other tax topics.

Grace Chlosta
Senior Content Manager, IOFM

Grace Chlosta joined the Institute of Finance & Management (IOFM) in 2022 as the Content Manager. She is responsible for the planning, organization, development, and implementation of all content for IOFM’s digital products and events. Grace is committed to ensuring that IOFM’s content stays timely, relevant, and actionable for financial operations professionals, working closely with a team of content developers, industry leaders, and subject matter experts.