If we change he EFTPS password do we need to change it in Quickbooks online full service?

[john-pero]

Yes, QB can only get into your account at eftps using the correct password - you gave the previous one to them.

[AldrinS]

Hi there, pattyolender.

I'd like to join this discussion and get you pointed in the right direction.

I agree with john-pero and it would be my pleasure to get you in touch with someone to help you update your EFTPS password. The steps below will guide you on how to get in touch with them:

Contact QuickBooks Payroll Support

1. Click Help (question mark icon) at the top right.
2. Select Contact us to connect with a support specialist.

Let me know how it goes, I want to make sure this is taken care of. Thanks again for coming to the Community, I'll be standing by for your response.

[mcfarlandrr1]

I understand the requirement to change QB on-line but I waste a lot of time searching for the window/menu to which to make the EFTPS password change; any suggestions?

Ron

[Anonymous]

Resetting the EFTPS password in QuickBooks Online Full Service Payroll must be done together with the help of our support team, mcfarlandrr1. 

It's for us to verify if we've got the correct information, and for us not to mess up your account. That's the reason why we don't provide visual steps or articles on how to do it on your end. 

Please reach out to us by following these steps:

1. Click on the Help icon.
2. Click on Contact us.
3. Enter Change EFTPS password in QuickBooks Online Full Service Payroll and click on Let's talk.
4. Choose a way to reach us aside from posting a new question (Start messaging or Get a callback).

However, if you'd like to change your EFTPS Internet password from the IRS website, these are the steps:

1. Go to the EFTPS website: www.eftps.gov/eftps
2. On the home page, select Login.
3. Enter your Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN), PIN, and your current Internet password to log in.
4. Update your Internet Password to meet the new security requirements.

Please continue to ask questions about QuickBooks. We're here to help. 

[Providence Environmental]

This really stinks.  I have been handling my own EFTPS passwords for years.  It is not up to Quick Books to tell me how to do what I know how to do.  However, I like the previous commentor have spent HOURS trying to see how to get Quickbooks to acknowledge this since you don't post pertinent information.