The US
District Court did uphold the IRS’s authority to require preparers to obtain a
PTIN therefore anyone who prepares or helps prepare any federal tax return for
compensation must have a valid PTIN and existing PTIN holders must renew their
PTIN each year.
The big
difference for renewals this year is that the IRS is no longer charging a fee
to renew or obtain a PTIN. The same US District Court of Columbia enjoined the
IRS from charging a user fee for the issuance and renewal of PTINs on June 1,
2017.
For more information see the 2018 PTIN Renewal Period Underway for Tax Professionals news release on the IRS website.
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