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The Form 8633 is an application required by the Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for entities seeking to participate in the IRS e-file Program. This form enables firms to electronically file tax returns on behalf of taxpayers, utilizing personal computers, modems, and commercial tax preparation software. It is essential for applicants, including those with offices in foreign countries, to accurately complete and submit this form to ensure compliance with IRS regulations and to streamline the e-filing process for both taxpayers and preparers.

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The digital era has propelled the tax preparation and filing industry into a new realm, where electronic filing (e-filing) has become a cornerstone for efficiency and ease of use. Key to this transformation is the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Form 8633, a crucial document for tax professionals desiring to engage in the IRS e-file program. This form serves as an application for tax preparers, ranging from individual entrepreneurs to large firms, to become authorized e-file providers. The detailed sections within Form 8633 collect comprehensive information about the applicant, including legal identification, business model, and operational specifics such as electronic filing capabilities, software development intentions, and service center preferences. The form also delves into the background of the firm's principals, ensuring the integrity and reliability of future electronic submissions. Critically, it requires disclosure of past legal and tax compliance issues, offering a layer of protection for the IRS and the e-file system's integrity. By navigating these regulatory waters with Form 8633, firms position themselves not just for compliance, but for contribution to a streamlined, secure digital tax filing ecosystem.

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Form 8 6 3 3

(Rev. July 2000)

Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service

Application to Participate in the

IRS e- file Program

For Official Use Only

EFIN:ETIN:

OMB Number 1545-0991

Please check the box(es) that apply to this application:

New

Reapply

On-line Filing (check only if you will transmit returns for

Revised

EFIN:

taxpayers using personal computers, modems, and commercial

tax preparation software)

Revision Reason:

e-file office in a Foreign Country

Firm’s legal name as shown on firm’s tax return

Firm’s employer identification number (EIN) or social security number (SSN)

Doing Business As (DBA) (if other than the name in item 1a)

Is the firm controlled by another electronic filer?

Yes, complete the entire form, except for section 8.

No, skip to 1k, complete the rest of the form, including section 8.

Controlling office name

ETIN of controlling office

EFIN of controlling office

Controlling office business address

Signature of RESPONSIBLE OFFICER of

j Date

the controlling office

City

State

ZIP Code

County

Please check the

Sole proprietorship

Check this box if you will be providing electronic filing and/or

box at the right

tax preparation as a service NOT FOR PROFIT and not to

Partnership (number of partners) ▶

which describes

attract customers who

will

pay

for

tax

preparation or

transmission services.

Eligible entities

include employers

your firm.

Corporation

offering IRS e-file as a benefit to their employees, government

(see page 3 of this

Other (specify) ▶

agencies, VITA sites, etc. Attach to this form an explanation of

form)

how you will process returns for IRS e-file

▶

Name of contact representative (first, middle, last)

Business telephone number (include area code)

FAX number

Name of alternate contact representative (first, middle, last)

Business telephone number (include area code)

FAX number

Mailing address (street or P.O. box)

Business address (physical address of the business)

FAX number

City

State

ZIP Code

County

City

State

ZIP Code

County

List all previous Electronic Filer Identification Number(s) (EFIN) and Electronic Transmitter Identification Number(s) (ETIN) assigned to you or your firm.

2
3	Please answer the following questions by checking the		Yes No	f	I expect to transmit to or accept returns for transmission to the
3	Please answer the following questions by checking the			f
	appropriate box(es).				following service centers. (Software Developers: Also indicate
a	Will you transmit tax return data directly to IRS? (Transmitter)				service centers in whose areas you expect to market your software.)
a					(See page 4 for service center chart.):
					(See page 4 for service center chart.):
	If “Yes,” see page 3, Line 3 instructions. Transmit				Andover	Austin	Cincinnati	Memphis	Ogden
	using asynchronous communication protocol and				Andover	Austin	Cincinnati	Memphis	Ogden
	using asynchronous communication protocol and
	indicate the file transfer protocol you will be using								Yes No
	(mark only one):								Yes No
	(mark only one):			4 Has the firm or any corporate officer, partner, owner or
				4 Has the firm or any corporate officer, partner, owner or
					responsible official:
	XMODEM—Checksum	YMODEM—G		a	been assessed any preparer penalties?
	XMODEM—CRC	YMODEM—Batch		b	ever been convicted of a crime? If “Yes,”			state the
				b	ever been convicted of a crime? If “Yes,”			state the
	XMODEM—1K	ZMODEM			offense of conviction
b	Will you write electronic filing software? (Software Developer)			c	failed to file personal or business tax returns, or
				c	failed to file personal or business tax returns, or
	(if “Yes,” see page 3, Line 3 instructions)				unpaid tax liabilities?
c	Will you originate the electronic submission of income tax			d	been convicted of any criminal offense under the
	returns to the IRS? (Electronic Return Originator)				U.S. Internal Revenue laws?
					(Please attach explanation for all “Yes” responses for
d	Will you receive tax return information from EROs or				4a through 4d).
d	Will you receive tax return information from EROs or
	from taxpayers who file electronically, using personal			5	Do you intend to e-file Federal/State returns?
	computers, modems, and commercial tax preparation				(If “Yes” see page 3 of this form.)
	software, process the information, and either forward to				(If “Yes” see page 3 of this form.)
	software, process the information, and either forward to
	a transmitter, or send the information back to the EROs			6	Do you intend to e-file returns with Forms 2555/2555EZ
	or taxpayers? (Intermediate Service Provider)			6	Do you intend to e-file returns with Forms 2555/2555EZ
	or taxpayers? (Intermediate Service Provider)				with foreign addresses or with addresses in U.S.
					with foreign addresses or with addresses in U.S.
e	Do you intend to e-file Forms	4868 (Application for			Possessions?
e	Do you intend to e-file Forms	4868 (Application for			(If “Yes”, see page 3, Line 6 instructions.)
	Automatic Extension of Time to FIle) and/or Forms 9465				(If “Yes”, see page 3, Line 6 instructions.)
	Automatic Extension of Time to FIle) and/or Forms 9465
	(Installment Agreement Request)?			7	Is the firm open 12 months a year? If you answer “No,”
					please complete section 7a

7a If you answer “No” to question 7, give address and telephone number that are available 12 months of the year (include area code).

▶

See Paperwork Reduction Act Notice and Privacy Act Notice on page 4.

Cat. No. 64225N

Form 8633 (Rev. 7-2000)

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8 Principals of Your Firm or Organization. Complete only if line 1d is “No.”

Do not complete this section if you checked the box in item 1d “Yes” or checked box 1l of this form. If you are a sole proprietor, list your name, home address, and social security number, and respond to each question. If your firm is a partnership, list the name, home address, social security number, and respond to each question for each partner who has a five percent (5% ) or more interest in the partnership. If your firm is a corporation, list the name, title, home address, social security number, and respond to each question for the President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer of the corporation. If you are a for-profit entity and checked “ Other,” on line 1k or you are a partnership and no partners have at least 5% interest in the partnership, list the name, title, home address, social security number, and respond to each question for at least one individual authorized to act for the firm in legal and/or tax matters. (You may use continuation sheets.) The signature of each person listed authorizes the Internal Revenue Service to conduct a credit check on that individual.

Unless you marked the box in 1l, or your only “ Yes” response in Section 3 is to question b, you must provide a completed fingerprint card for each responsible official, corporate officer, owner, or partner listed below. If a corporate officer, owner, or partner changes, a completed fingerprint card must be provided for each new corporate officer, owner, or partner. If the corporate officer, owner, or partner is an attorney, banking official who is bonded and has been fingerprinted in the last two years, CPA, enrolled agent, or an officer of a publicly owned corporation, evidence of current professional status may be submitted in lieu of the fingerprint card (see Revenue Procedures). Your application will not be processed if you do not provide a completed fingerprint card or evidence of professional status and the signature of each responsible official, corporate officer, partner, and owner.

Type or print name (first, middle, last)	U.S. citizenship?			Is the individual:	an enrolled agent	Is the individual licensed or
			Legal		an enrolled agent	bonded in accordance with
						bonded in accordance with
						state or local requirements?
			resident	an attorney	an officer of a	state or local requirements?
			resident	an attorney	an officer of a
Title:	Yes	No	alien	a banking official	publicly owned	Yes	No
Home address	Social Security Number			a C.P.A.	corporation	Not applicable
Home address	Social Security Number			a C.P.A.		Not applicable

				Signature		Add	Delete

	Date of birth (month, day, year)
	Date of birth (month, day, year)

Type or print name (first, middle, last)	U.S. citizenship?			Is the individual:	an enrolled agent	Is the individual licensed or
			Legal		an enrolled agent	bonded in accordance with
						bonded in accordance with
						state or local requirements?
			resident	an attorney	an officer of a	state or local requirements?
			resident	an attorney	an officer of a
Title:	Yes	No	alien	a banking official	publicly owned	Yes	No
Home address	Social Security Number			a C.P.A.	corporation	Not applicable
Home address	Social Security Number			a C.P.A.		Not applicable

				Signature		Add	Delete

	Date of birth (month, day, year)
	Date of birth (month, day, year)

Type or print name (first, middle, last)	U.S. citizenship?			Is the individual:	an enrolled agent	Is the individual licensed or
			Legal		an enrolled agent	bonded in accordance with
						bonded in accordance with
						state or local requirements?
			resident	an attorney	an officer of a	state or local requirements?
			resident	an attorney	an officer of a
Title:	Yes	No	alien	a banking official	publicly owned	Yes	No
Home address	Social Security Number			a C.P.A.	corporation	Not applicable
Home address	Social Security Number			a C.P.A.		Not applicable

				Signature		Add	Delete

	Date of birth (month, day, year)
	Date of birth (month, day, year)

9Responsible Official (Please complete this section and provide an original signature even if it is the same as Line 8.)

The responsible official is the individual with responsibility for and authority over the operations at designated sites. The responsible official is the first point of contact with the IRS, has the authority to sign revised applications, and is responsible for ensuring that all requirements of the IRS e-file program are adhered to. A responsible official may be responsible for more than one office. A principal listed in Section 8 may also be a responsible official.

Name of responsible official (first, middle, last)	U.S. citizenship?
			Legal
			resident
Title:	Yes	No	alien
Home address	Social Security Number

	Date of birth (month, day, year)

Is the individual:	an enrolled agent	Is the individual licensed or
		bonded in accordance with

an attorney	an officer of a	state or local requirements?

a banking official	publicly owned	Yes	No
	corporation
a C.P.A.		Not applicable

Signature

10 e- file Office in a Foreign Country (please provide all information)

a Name of contact representative (first, middle, last)

cTelephone number of foreign location (please include international access codes, country codes, or city codes)

b Mailing address (including city, country and postal codes, if applicable)

d Business address (of foreign location including city, country and and postal codes if applicable)

Applicant Agreement

Under the penalties of perjury, I declare that I have examined this application and read all accompanying information, and to the best of my knowledge and belief the information I have provided you is true, correct and complete. This firm and employees will comply with all the provisions of the Revenue Procedure for Electronic Filing of Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, and related publications, for each year of our participation.

Acceptance for participation is not transferable. I understand that if this firm is sold or its organizational structure is changed, a new application must be filed. I further understand that noncompliance will result in the firm and/or the individuals listed on this application no longer being allowed to participate in the program. I am authorized to make and sign this statement on behalf of the firm.

11 Name and title of firm official and/or principal owner (type or print)

12 Signature of firm official and/or principal owner

13Date

Form 8633 (Rev. 7-2000)

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Filing Requirements

Who to Contact for Answers: If you have questions and don’t know where to get answers, information can be found under Electronic Services at the following Internet Address: http://www.irs.gov, or you may call toll free, 1-800-691-1894.

Who Must File Form 8633. (1) Applicants (including foreign filers) and (2) Current participants revising a previously submitted Form 8633, in accordance with the IRS

e-file program requirements.

When to File: New Applications—The application period begins August 1 of each year and ends May 31 of the following year. To ensure your participation in the IRS e-file season beginning January 1, submit your application between August 1 and December 1. Reapply—complete an application to reapply to the program if you were suspended and want to be reconsidered or if you were dropped from the program and would like to continue. Please remember to include your previously assigned EFIN. Revised applications are accepted all year.

Where to File. Send Form(s) 8633 to the Andover Service Center. See page 4 for the daytime and overnight mailing address. See page 4 for instructions on what service center to check under 3f, page 1, depending on your location and Service Center relationship as an ERO, Transmitter, Intermediate Service Provider, Software Developer, or On-Line Transmitter.

How to Complete the Form

Page 1

Please check all boxes which apply to this application. For example, if you are a “ new applicant” with an e-file office in a foreign country, check “ New” and “ e-file office in a foreign country.” If you check “ Revised” also provide the reason for the revision, and each change should be identified with an asterisk (*). On-Line Filing should be checked only if you will be transmitting returns for taxpayers, using personal computers, modems, and commercial tax preparation software.

On-Line Filing applicants should complete and submit an application for each service center. Depending on the applicant’s anticipated volume, it may be necessary to submit more than one application for each service center. The applications must have original signatures. The name of the software to be used for transmitting should be written on the applications.

On-Line Filing applicants must also provide the following information:

1.The brand name of the software the applicant will be using, has developed, or will be transmitting, including the name of the software developer; the name of the transmitter for the software; the retail cost of the software; any additional costs for transmitting the electronic portion of the taxpayer’s return; whether the software can be used for Federal/State returns;

whether the software is available on the internet, and if so, the internet address; the professional package name of the software submitted for testing (PATS); and whether the software has successfully completed PATS.

2.The applicant’s point of contact (including telephone number) for matters relating to On-Line Filing, and the applicant’s customer service number.

3.The procedures the applicant will use to ensure that no more than five returns are transmitted from one software package or from one e-mail address.

Line 1a.—If your firm is a sole proprietorship, enter the name of the sole proprietor. If your firm is a partnership or corporation, enter the name shown on the firm’s tax return. If submitting a revised application, and the firm’s legal name is not changing, be sure this entry is identical to your original application.

Line 1b.—If your firm is a partnership or a corporation, provide the firm’s employer identification number (EIN). If your firm is a sole proprietorship, with employees, provide the business employer identification number (EIN). If you do not have employees, provide the social security number (SSN).

Line 1c.—If, for the purpose of IRS e-file, you or your firm use a “ doing business as” (DBA) name(s) other than the name on line 1a, include the name(s) on this line. Use an attachment sheet if necessary to list all names.

Line 1d.—Answer this question “ No” if your firm does not operate electronic filing businesses at more than one location or if this application is for a controlling office. A controlling office applies to firms that operate IRS e-file businesses at more than one location and the entries in lines 1a and 1b are the same on all applications. The firm must designate one location as the controlling office. Answer this question

“Yes” if this application is not for a controlling office and complete lines 1e–1j and the rest of the form including section 9 on page 2.

Line 1e—1h. If 1d is “ Yes,” enter all controlling office information, including the controlling office ETIN and EFIN.

Line 1i.—Provide an original signature of the responsible officer of the controlling office.

Line 1k.—“ Other” represents organizations that don’t fall within the category of a sole proprietorship, partnership, or corporation. Examples are: Limited Liability for Partners and Partnerships (LLPs), Limited Liability for Corporations (LLCs); associations; credit unions; an employer or organization who offers the service as a benefit to its employees or members; government agencies; Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) sites.

Line 1l.— Generally, few applicants meet the criteria for checking this box. Eligible entities include employers offering IRS e-file as a benefit to their employees, government agencies, VITA sites, etc. If you check this box, you must also attach a description of how you will process electronic returns.

Lines 1m and 1o.—Contact representatives must be available on a daily basis to answer IRS questions during testing and throughout the processing year.

Line 1q.—Mailing address if different from the business address. Include P.O. box if applicable. Remember, bulk shipments or overnight mail cannot be addressed to a P.O. box. You must provide a year-round mailing address.

Line 1r.—Address of the physical location of the firm. A Post Office box (P.O. box) will not be accepted as the location of your firm. Do not complete if the applicant in 1a is in a foreign country. APO/FPO excluded.

Line 3.—Check all that apply.

Line 3a.—If you are unsure how you will transmit to the IRS, check “ no.” If you decide later to transmit directly to the IRS, you can revise your application. If you answered “ yes” to line 3b, attach a list of the product names for each software package you intend to market. This includes on-line, as well as e-file software.

Line 3f.—See the Service Center Chart on page 4.

Line 4a–4d.—Misrepresentation when answering these questions may result in the rejection of an application to participate in the IRS e-file Program.

Line 5.—A “ Yes” entry on this line will be combined with entries you make on line 3f. This will allow your EFIN to be accepted at multiple service centers to enable you to submit Federal/State returns to centers other than your primary service center.

Line 6.—If you answer “ Yes” to this question, you must check the box in 3f for Andover in addition to any other boxes that are applicable. Attach a list of the foreign countries and/or U.S. Possessions for which you plan to file returns. Note: All

foreign returns and returns from U.S. Possessions must be filed through a U.S. based (stateside) transmitter.

Lines 8 and 9.—Each individual listed must be a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident, have attained the age of 21 as of the date of the application, and if applying to be an Electronic Return Originator, meet state and local licensing and/or bonding requirements. Please check the appropriate boxes if you are revising your application and changing these sections from your original application by adding or deleting a name.

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Line 10—If you complete line 10, then be sure to complete lines 1m–1q of Form 8633 for contact representatives in the United States. Do not complete line 1r. Correspondence will be sent through the contact representatives you list.

Lines 11–13—Signature Lines.—The responsible officer to act and sign for the firm in legal and/or tax matters should complete these lines.

Form 8633 (Rev. 7-2000)	Page 4
Mail your application(s) to the address shown below.
Daytime: Internal Revenue Service	Overnight Mail: Internal Revenue Service
Andover Service Center	Andover Service Center
Attn: EFU Acceptance	Attn: EFU Acceptance
Testing Stop 983	Testing Stop 983
P.O. Box 4099	310 Lowell Street
Woburn, MA 01888-4099	Andover, MA 05501-0001

	Line 3f Chart
	Your Regular Service Center Relationship

	New Applicants and Current Participants:
	If your business location is in one of the following states, check the corresponding service
	center on your application.
	If you are applying to be a Federal/State ERO, you must meet the application guidelines	Service Center
	for each state you will be e-filing to. Be sure to check all corresponding service centers on	Service Center

	your application. Fed/State Participants are in bold italics.
	Transmitters, Intermediate Service Providers, and Software Developers:
	Check all of the service centers where your clients will be transmitting returns.
	On-Line Transmitters:
	Check all five service centers.

	Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts,	Andover
	New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia	Andover


	Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Wisconsin	Austin

	Florida, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio, South Carolina, West Virginia	Cincinnati

	Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennessee	Memphis

	Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada,	Ogden
	North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, Washington, Wyoming	Ogden


	If your clients file Forms 2555 or 2555-EZ with their Forms 1040, check Andover.

Privacy Act Notice.—The Privacy Act of 1974 requires that when we ask for information we tell you our legal right to ask for the information, why we are asking for it, and how it will be used. We must also tell you what could happen if we do not receive it, and whether your response is voluntary, required to obtain a benefit, or mandatory.

Our legal right to ask for information is

5 U.S.C. 301, 5 U.S.C. 500, 551-559,

31 U.S.C. 330, and Executive Order 9397.

We are asking for this information to verify your standing as a person qualified to participate in the electronic filing program. The information you provide may be disclosed to the FBI and other agencies for background checks, to credit bureaus for credit checks, and to third parties to determine your suitability.

The IRS also may be compelled to disclose information to the public. In response to requests made under 5 U.S.C. 552, the Freedom of Information Act, information that may be released could include your name and business address and whether you are licensed or bonded in accordance with state or local requirements.

Your response is voluntary. However, if you do not provide the requested information, you could be disqualified from participating in the IRS e-file program.

If you provide fraudulent information, you may be subject to criminal prosecution.

Paperwork Reduction Act Notice. We ask for the information on this form to carry out the Internal Revenue laws of the United States. You must give us the information if you wish to participate in the IRS e-file program. We need it to process your application to file individual income tax returns electronically.

You are not required to provide the information requested on a form that is subject to the Paperwork Reduction Act unless the form displays a valid OMB control number. Books or records relating to a form or its instructions must be retained as long as their contents may become material in the administration of any Internal Revenue law.

Generally, tax returns and return information are confidential, as required by Code section 6103. The time needed to complete this form will vary depending on the individual circumstances. The estimated time is 60 minutes. If you have comments concerning the accuracy of this time estimate or suggestions for making this form simpler, we would be happy to hear from you.

You can write to the Tax Forms Committee, Western Area Distribution Center, Rancho Cordova, CA 95743-0001. DO NOT send this application to this office. Instead, see instructions above for information on where to file.

Form 8633 (Rev. 7-2000)

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FORM 8633 ACCURACY CHECKLIST

Please answer this checklist after you have completed your application. Failure to correctly provide all of the information needed on your application can result in the application being returned to you.

Is your Form 8633 the most current application?

Yes

If the revision date is not July 2000, your application may be returned.

Did you answer “Yes” to question 1d?

Yes

If you answered Yes, you should also complete 1c, 1e, 1f, 1g, 1h, 1i, 1j and section 9 on page 2. Please verify Form 8633

to ensure all of this information is included. If you answered No, please continue with the questions starting with question

1k and complete the rest of page 1; then continue to answer all questions on page 2.

Did you complete 1q and 1r?

Yes

Your application may be returned to you if 1q and 1r are incomplete.

4. Did you answer “Yes” to question 3a? Yes No

If you answered Yes are you sure at this time that you will be transmitting directly to the IRS? If not, please check No. If after looking at the options available to you, you decide to transmit directly, you can revise your application.

5. Will some of your clients live in different states? Yes No

If you answered Yes, you should check all boxes for question 3f where you expect to transmit returns. See the Service Center chart on page 4 to determine the correct boxes to check for 3f on page 1.

6.Did you read all of Section 8? Did you provide us with a fingerprint card on all principals of your firm who are not

exempt, evidence of professional status on those who are exempt, and all original signatures?

Yes

Acceptable evidence of current professional status consists of the following: CPA CERTIFICATION—copy of the certificate. (LPS is not considered exempt) ENROLLED AGENT—copy of his or her current enrollment card issued by the IRS ATTORNEY—copy of credentials

BANK OFFICIAL—a copy of the bonding certificate and proof of fingerprinting within the last two years

OFFICER OF A PUBLICLY OWNED CORPORATION—a copy on corporate letterhead which carries the name of the officer, the stock symbol, the exchange where listed, and the name under which the stock is traded for the individual listed in section 8 or 9 on Form 8633.

7.Have the principals and responsible officials of your firm reached age 21 as of the date on your

application?

Yes

Your application will be rejected if anyone listed is under the age of 21.

8.	Have you been suspended from the IRS e- file program?	Yes	No
8.	Have you been suspended from the IRS e- file program?	Yes	No
	If you answer Yes, your suspension period must be complete. Please call the Andover Service Center at: 1-800-691-1894
	(toll free) to verify this information.
9.	Did you remember to provide original signatures for 1i, 8, 9 and 12?			Yes	No

If you failed to provide signatures in the areas listed above, your application will be returned.

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