Beginning in 2015, the PATH Act made Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs) expire the earlier of 3 years without use or 10 years with use. This means it may be time for ITIN renewal for you and your family.

In November, more than 1 million people were informed that their ITINs expire on December 31, 2017. This includes individuals whose ITINs have 70, 71, 72, or 80 as the middle 2 digits. For example: 9XX-70-1234, 9XX-71-1234, 9XX-72-1234, or 9XX-80-1234. If this applies to you, you can also renew ITINs for your family this year as well.

The IRS is experiencing record application rates and delays in processing times are expected. Thoes who need to renew their ITIN should begin the process immediately to avoid penalties in 2018.

If your ITIN is due to expire at the end of 2017, you should renew your ITIN now for the 2018 tax season. If your ITIN has already expired, not to worry. Our team can help with ITIN renewal even if yours has already expired. It’s better to begin the process now to avoid penalties and delays in 2018.

Contact us today to get started on your renewal application! Mention this blog post and receive $50 off your order.