Golden City Professional Studies

Golden City Professional Studes (Goldtax, Inc.) has helped Tax professionals and Real Estate Agents successfully obtain their necessary licenses and continuing education for over 15 years.

Our goal is to provide hassle free service. We know your license is important to you, it is important to us too. That is why we try to provide same day service. Once all your information has been received, all necessary materials are processed and shipped to you within 24-48 hours(1-2 Business days).

We are approved providers for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), California Tax Education Council (CTEC), Department of Real Estate (DRE), Oregon Tax Education Council, and Certified Financial Planner Board.

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*NEW*

1/30/12 - Effective November 1, 2012, the CTEC renewal late fee will increase from $15-$55.

1/30/12 - Starting January 15, 2013, CTEC will shorten its grace period for late renewals from 12 months to 10 weeks.

1/8/12 - All of our courses are updated for 2012. Renew your license early.

9/6/11 - IRS Releases Specifications for Registered Tax Return Preparer Test, "Click Here"

8/20/11 - If you would like to fax us your order, "Click Here" for a printable order form. ______________________________________________________________________________________

CTEC Registration Information

CTEC Registered Tax Preparers are required to renew their continuing education registration by Oct 31 every year. If Oct 31 lands on a Sat or Sun you will be given til Nov 1 to register. If you are sending your renewal registration by mail it must be postmarked by Nov 1.

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PTIN Online Registration System for Paid Tax Return Preparers Is Now Available

All paid tax return preparers who prepare all or substantially all of a tax return are required to use the new registration system to obtain a PTIN.

Access to the online application system will be through the Tax Professionals page of IRS.gov. Individuals who currently possess a PTIN will need to reapply under the new system but generally will be reassigned the same number.