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maughact
Level 4
09-15-2023
10:38 AM
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I can't seem to get a concrete answer. I am a registered and licensed CPA in Illinois. If I only renew my registered CPA next year do I have to change anything with my EFIN or PTIN? Anyone know?
Thanks,
Chris
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Terry53029
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09-15-2023
11:39 AM
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A PTIN is renewed annually, under your PTIN account. Your EFIN is issued to your firm. If you are not changing your firm, and you are still going to be a CPA, then there is nothing to do with the IRS
