contact intuit regarding becoming subcontractor

Thanks for visiting us here today, @Jesse_H.

I'll route you to the right support so you can let other consultants know you're available. You'll want to contact QuickBooks Pro-Advisor Support. They can guide you to make your profile status available. 

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1. Sign in to your QuickBooks account.
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I followed the instructions to contact Intuit. Unfortunately,  the agent had no idea what I was talking about.  To restate the mission - I am a CPA, EA (with ptin), advanced QuickBooks certified. I am also a manufacturing software expert.  What i am seeking to do is work as a subcontractor for existing clients to do temporary work.  I am not interested in having permanent clients or in long term projects. I was asking how to go about accomplishing this task. Existing clients need not be concerned about me stealing their clients.  It is not worth my CPA or EA license. 

Thanks for clarifying your concern, Jesse.

I understand that you're only sub-contracting for bookkeeping or accounting works and want your clients to feel that you are not taking their clients from them.

There are two ways to accomplish this. You can either be added to your clients' QBO firms as a team member to do accounting works with their clients or add their clients to your own QBO firm. You can have an internal agreement with them that you will not take their clients.

Let us know if you have other questions about working with your clients. The Community is always here to help. Have a good one!