by TIG Tax Pros | Feb 4, 2026 | Tax Updates
The IRS officially opened the 2026 filing season on January 26, and if you're a tax professional, you already know what that means: it's go time. Whether you're a seasoned preparer or just starting out, staying compliant isn't optional. It's the...
by TIG Tax Pros | Feb 4, 2026 | Tax Updates
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by TIG Tax Pros | Feb 4, 2026 | Tax Updates
Running a tax practice demands constant attention to client service, regulatory compliance, and operational management. The administrative burden of maintaining software infrastructure, managing electronic filing systems, and staying current with IRS requirements...
by TIG Tax Pros | Feb 4, 2026 | Tax Updates
Electronic Return Originators face direct consequences when operational errors occur. Client loss follows preventable mistakes. This analysis identifies seven critical errors and their corrections. 1. Operating Without Backup EFIN Access Many EROs rely on a single...
by TIG Tax Pros | Feb 4, 2026 | Tax Updates
So you've completed your tax prep training, you're ready to help clients, and then you hit a wall: the EFIN. If you're new to the tax preparation world, you might be wondering why this little number is causing such a headache. And more importantly, whether...
by TIG Tax Pros | Feb 3, 2026 | Tax Updates
The Administrative Bottleneck Getting an IRS Electronic Filing Identification Number (EFIN) requires fingerprinting, background checks, and waiting periods that can extend 45 days or longer. The application process includes Form 8633, suitability checks, and...
