MISMO®, the mortgage industry standards organization, today announced that its successful Taxpayer Consent Language is approved as a new standard.
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MISMO Approves Taxpayer Consent Language as New Standard
MISMO®, the mortgage industry standards organization, today announced that its successful Taxpayer Consent Language is approved as a new standard.
MISMO Approves Taxpayer Consent Language as New Standard
MISMO®, the mortgage industry standards organization, today announced that its successful Taxpayer Consent Language is approved as a new standard.
MISMO Approves Taxpayer Consent Language as New Standard
MISMO®, the mortgage industry standards organization, today announced that its successful Taxpayer Consent Language is approved as a new standard.
Amid Rapid Change, MISMO Adapts
With mortgage technology changing in the blink of an eye, MISMO, the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization, is changing as well.
Amid Rapid Change, MISMO Adapts
With mortgage technology changing in the blink of an eye, MISMO, the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization, is changing as well.
Amid Rapid Change, MISMO Adapts
With mortgage technology changing in the blink of an eye, MISMO, the Mortgage Industry Standards Maintenance Organization, is changing as well.
IRS Issues Clarification on Taxpayer Consent, Disclosure Requirements
The Internal Revenue Service yesterday posted a clarification on the effective date of new taxpayer consent and disclosure requirements needed to obtain and share IRS tax transcript information with investors, servicers and due diligence firms.
MISMO Releases Additional Background Info, FAQ’s on Taxpayer Consent Language for Sharing Tax Transcripts
Last week, MISMO®, the mortgage industry standards organization, released its Taxpayer Consent Language, which was created to provide a consistent way for the mortgage industry to comply with the Taxpayer First Act.
MBA Advocacy Update
Last Friday, MBA President and CEO Bob Broeksmit, CMB, attended a White House meeting chaired by HUD Secretary Ben Carson and attended by other senior administration officials and key industry stakeholders to discuss housing affordability. And on Monday, the Federal Housing Finance Agency announced it is seeking comment on pooling practices for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the Uniform Mortgage-Backed Securities market.