So, in the midst of this pandemic, I have moved my office

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May 19, 2020
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So, in the midst of this pandemic, I have moved my office, just up the road into a new building. I know I need to update my firm address in ProSeries, but I don't think I can do that til I update with e-services. So I logged on to e-services and got to the place where I can update my firm address...but got to wondering what the timeline is like to update that address, then print off the .pdf to send to Inuit to get it changed in ProSeries. Should I just wait a few months til employees are back at IRS to attempt this? Don't want to disrupt my ability to e-file for the next few months. I live in a small town, so the delivery lady still gonna bring be my regular mail from the old address no matter what...

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Just-Lisa-Now-

Intuit Community Champion

Cant you just make the edit them print out the application summary? or do you need to wait for some kind of confirmation and approval?

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dd4vols

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that's kinda what I don't know.....never moved before..was hoping someone who had made this journey would respond with words of wisdom..

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The-Tax-Lady

Level 8

I'm doing the same thing, but I won't make any formal changes until e-services are up and running and I have all 2019 returns filed. Too risky if it doesn't go smoothly and there's no one to contact at the IRS, IMHO.

Let us know if you do move forward sooner and what you encountered, which will hopefully be nothing, but it is the IRS. Thanks.

BobKamman

Level 15

IRS Publication 3112:

Providers must submit updates within thirty days of a change of any information. It is important to provide updates such as, changes to business structure, Principals, Responsible Officials, addresses and telephone numbers and to remove individuals no longer associated with the firm, including deceased individuals. The IRS needs current information to be able to contact Providers and obtain or provide important information.