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PTIN Renewals for 2012 Filing Season

The Internal Revenue Service  announced that the nation’s 738,000 tax return preparers who have Preparer Tax Identification Numbers (PTINs) can now renew their PTINs for the 2012 filing season. Preparers are required to renew their PTINs on an annual basis

Guidance to Further Implement Return Preparer Oversight

The IRS released Notice 2011-80, which provides that PTINs must now be renewed on a calendar year basis. All PTIN holders must renew their numbers using the online PTIN application or paper Form W-12 and pay the required fee ($64.25

New PTIN Requirements for Tax Return Preparers (attorneys, CPAs, enrolled agents)

New regulations require all paid tax return preparers (attorneys, CPAs, and enrolled agents) to apply for a Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN)  before preparing any federal tax returns in 2011. Notice 2011-11 (PDF): Relief for Tax Return Preparers Who Have