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- ProConnect™ Tax - Intuit
2 Provide your EFIN to be ready to e‑file To help protect you and your clients from fraudulent activity, the IRS requires Intuit to verify your EFIN (electronic filing identification number) before you’re able to e‑file through our system Simply follow our step‑by‑step guide to either apply for a new EFIN or verify your existing EFIN
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VERIFY EFIN In order to e-File, you need to verify your EFIN information with Intuit This IRS required step is mandatory and helps protect both you and your clients from fraud We have resources to help you with the process; however, you will want to get started immediately to avoid experiencing delays in season
- ProSeries® Tax - Intuit
Get EFIN and or PTIN Obtain your EFIN (e-file identification number) and PTIN (Preparer Tax Identification Number ) in order to meet IRS compliance guidelines and e-file this season The sooner you fill out your application, the better, as the approval process can take at least 45 days
- Lacerte® Tax - Intuit
Get EFIN and or PTIN Obtain your EFIN (e-file identification number) and PTIN (Preparer Tax Identification Number ) in order to meet IRS compliance guidelines and e-file this season The sooner you fill out your application, the better, as the approval process can take at least 45 days
- How to Start a Professional Tax Business
Q A with Mariette Martinez, EA Tara Stratton DISCLAIMER: Please consult the services of a competent professional This material is provided solely for educational and informational purposes and must not be construed or relied upon as legal or professional advice, or as an offer to perform legal or professional services on any subject All information is general and may not reflect latest
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