TaxGuy
Level 1
02-01-2022
12:27 AM
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When reviewing a client's return for errors, the program keeps asking for my employer identification number. Since I am self-employed and have no employees, I do not have one. Does this change in the Intuit software mean I have to apply for an EIN now?
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rbynaker
Level 13
02-01-2022
06:48 AM
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They're easy enough to get:
Level 15
02-01-2022
08:17 AM
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Yea, the last couple of years preparers that dont use an EIN have some issues EFiling their own return with their SSN as the TP and as the ERO but Ive never seen anyone with issues filing a client return like that.
Go back through the Paid Preparer information in the Options, are you sure nothing is missing?
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Go back through the Paid Preparer information in the Options, are you sure nothing is missing?
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qbteachmt
Level 15
02-01-2022
01:09 PM
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Apply for one "for banking purposes" and stop giving out your SSN.
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TaxGuyBill
Level 15
02-01-2022
01:46 PM
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Did you enter your PTIN? That should eliminate the need for the EIN.
I don't have my EIN entered on the tax returns I file, and it works fine.