Q&A: Can I file tax returns without PTIN (Preparer Tax Identification Number)?
Question by John_wanker: Can I file tax returns without PTIN (Preparer Tax Identification Number)?
I have about 30 clients who I file taxes for. This year IRS requires preparers who file more than 10 returns to obtain PTIN. Would that still be possible to file returns without one. Any help would be appreciated
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Answer by daoco
If you have to ask this question you really shouldn’t be preparing tax returns.
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