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The IRS is encouraging tax professionals to renew or apply for Preparer Tax Identification Numbers (PTINs) for the upcoming tax season. The cost to renew or obtain a PTIN in 2024 will be significantly less than last year. The article provides information on how to renew or obtain a PTIN, including online and paper-based processes. It also explains the distinction between EFINs and PTINs.
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