The Internal Revenue Service is sending letters to tax practitioners who have not yet renewed their preparer tax identification numbers for 2012, telling them that after Feb. 21 they will be dropped from the list of valid PTIN holders if they do not renew. The IRS has also posted troubleshooting tips for preparers who have trouble renewing. Read More>>
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