For Firms & Fleets
How to Set Up Client and Staff Sub-Accounts
Written by the Consulics HVUT Compliance Team · Reviewed against the IRS Instructions for Form 2290
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e-File Form 2290 NowIf you file Form 2290 on behalf of others — as a CPA, tax preparer, service bureau, or fleet manager — Consulics lets you run everything from one professional account using sub-accounts.
Setting it up
- Open your Consulics professional account.
- Create a client sub-account for each motor carrier or business you serve; each keeps its own filing history and Schedule 1 records.
- Create staff sub-accounts so your employees can prepare and transmit returns under your firm while you keep oversight.
- File across multiple EINs from the single dashboard, and use bulk upload to file large fleets in one pass.
Why firms use this
Instead of juggling separate logins, a firm manages its entire book of business in one place — cleaner recordkeeping, faster filing at season volume, and clear separation between clients.
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