Guide · 6 pages · Example plan included

The PTIN renewal asks about a written security plan. Does your firm have one that is true?

A six-page guide to what a WISP has to contain for a small tax or accounting firm, and the controls that back it up.

Written security planSAMPLE
INSIDEBackup restore test before filing season. Proof: date, file restored, time taken.
INSIDEAccounts with MFA: __ of __
INSIDENo named Qualified Individual: nobody owns the plan. Hiring a provider does not move responsibility off the firm.

Three lines from the guide. The full version runs six pages and links to every source.

Inside the guide

What you will be able to do

  • Read the exact Form W-12 line and know what checking Yes does and does not confirm
  • Draft your plan from a nine-part outline that follows the FTC Safeguards Rule
  • Check seven technical controls and file dated proof for each

Written for: owners of CPA and tax firms, 10 to 75 staff.

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The written security plan for tax firms

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Who wrote it

  • We support 100+ organizations from four offices in Utah and Nebraska.
  • Every claim in the guide links to the rule, form or guidance it comes from.
  • Microsoft-certified technicians, plus A+ and Network+ certified staff.
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