Get step-by-step guidance to secure your EFIN and start e-filing client tax returns with confidence.
Get step-by-step guidance to secure your EFIN and start e-filing client tax returns with confidence.
I had an amazing experience getting help with setting up my EFIN! The process was seamless, quick, and incredibly efficient…
NextEra – July 11Staff was very thorough and alert in the application of the detail, and he caught all my mistakes; which was highly appreciated…
Team Glee – August 10Staff was amazing! He was very informative and knowledgeable with going through the process. I would highly recommend the services.
First Legacy Tax – August 9Very satisfied with the assistance. The process was easy and effective & fast. Support helped coach me through the entire way. 10/10
Lee W. – July 12Made everything very easy and understandable. Highly recommended.
Chikia – September 11I had an amazing experience getting help with setting up my EFIN! The process was seamless, quick, and incredibly efficient…
NextEra – July 11Staff was very thorough and alert in the application of the detail, and he caught all my mistakes; which was highly appreciated…
Team Glee – August 10Staff was amazing! He was very informative and knowledgeable with going through the process. I would highly recommend the services.
First Legacy Tax – August 9Very satisfied with the assistance. The process was easy and effective & fast. Support helped coach me through the entire way. 10/10
Lee W. – July 12Made everything very easy and understandable. Highly recommended.
Chikia – September 11Free business strategy session with a qualified representative.
We walk you through the IRS e-Services setup and fingerprinting.
Get approved and connect to your professional tax software.

An Electronic Filing Identification Number (EFIN) is issued by the IRS to authorize tax professionals to e-file tax returns. It’s essential for any tax preparer who plans to file returns electronically using tax software.
Usually 4–6 weeks depending on fingerprinting and suitability review.
Yes, you can apply under your personal name, but many preparers form an LLC before applying.
Yes, each physical location where returns are filed requires its own EFIN.
You’ll receive a letter from the IRS explaining why. SwiftFP can guide you on corrections so you can reapply.