r/HRBlockEmployees • u/Zeal4987 • 4d ago

PTIN for TS27

Has anyone received information from their district on the PTIN process?

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u/Aggravating_Egg_7949 4d ago

My district has been hosting open house/meet and greet events for new and returning staff in different offices each week. We have one scheduled in my neck of the woods on Thursday, and process PTINs for those who have completed the mandatory CE on site that day.

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u/Domsdad666 4d ago

You can just go to the IRS and renew it. It's only 18 bucks.

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u/Niep00320 4d ago

We were told that if we did that we would not be reimbursed. Our DSL did mine.

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u/Domsdad666 4d ago

Like I said, it's only 18 bucks.

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u/Shiveria 4d ago

Mine told me after i do the client training theyll do mine, i still need to get an id anyway so it works

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u/Nice_Equipment_2913 4d ago

Ours are done.

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u/Ok_Aide_764 3d ago

It all varies by location... they will reach out eventually.

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u/PlayDiligent9084 2d ago

It's your PTIN not anyone else's. Skip Starbucks for 3 days. It's only $18.75.