Existing Members Log-In Information Page

Good News!  We have upgraded our online education platform.

(New Members, just go here to the new platform and set up your account, it’s really easy!)

For Returning Members, as an extra courtesy to you, we created an account for you on the upgraded online learning platform and even inputted all your past year CTEC and IRS information…follow these simple directions to sign into your account:

–> Go here to the sign in page on the new online training platform.

–> Enter your email address (your user name is your email address)

–> Enter the default password which is newrenew — and press the “Sign In” button

–> Once you’re inside your account, go here to update your password and make sure all your information is correct (phone number, PTIN, CTEC ID, etc.)

Here’s a brief step-by-step video that shows you exactly how easy it is to get onto the new platform:

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If you need any further assistance, please contact teacher@pronto4tax.com or (310) 422 – 1283.

Yes we know change is not always easy, keep in mind however that EVERYTHING we do here is for your benefit.  The new platform has additional benefits of:

  • Even faster CTEC hours reporting
  • Fewer technology challenges (password resets, etc.)
  • No expiration date on your course, access it year-round!
  • See all your Pronto Tax School courses in one place
  • Ask questions and interact with other Members directly through the course platform

You’ll love the new platform. 

Here are those instructions again for our Returning Members:

–> Go here to the sign in page on the new online training platform.

–> Enter your email address (your user name is your email address)

–> Enter your new password which is newrenew — and press the “Sign In” button

–> Once you’re inside your account, go here to update your password and make sure all your information is correct (phone number, PTIN, CTEC ID, etc.)

 And here are those video instructions again:

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Thank you!

The Pronto Tax School Team

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In these situations, CTEC will “archive” the tax preparer registration, meaning that the tax preparer is no longer actually registered with CTEC.

A tax preparer who is not registered with CTEC can face fines from $2,500-$5,000 per tax return prepared without CTEC registration, so this is certainly a very serious issue if your CTEC registration has expired and you are still doing taxes for pay in California. Believe it or not, we have had quite a few calls over the past year on our CTEC phone hotline 310-422-1283 from RenewCTEC.com students who were not aware that their CTEC registration had expired. Unfortunately, many preparers may be operating with expired CTEC registration without their knowledge.

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