Have you signed some kind of contract to make this institute your registered tax practitioner? Tax practitioners do not need your efiling details. You can register them as your practitioner on your profile to give shared access to your profile. So yes, does sound a little dodgy. To me anyways.
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Wow that taxtim looks interesting. Might just give that a go!
I would also like to know how it goes. I am interested to hand my taxes to a practitioner as well, just want to know how much it will cost and what payment structure they use.
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Morning all
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No contract or nothing has been signed, I have simply reached out to them as as I saw their building around our neighborhood.
He first would like to assess my situation prior to determining any fee structure.
Yeaaaaaaah, not by logging in on your behalf, he’s not. Ask him what specific docs he needs, but this is giving me red flag vibes.
Edit: Remember, on efiling you can change the banking details of where your tax return will be paid into. 
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Morning all
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Hello howzit.
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Good morning everyone.
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Elllooooo people of the palace
hope you are well
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Morning all
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Will update my recent experiences with a tax practioner soon.
‘’‘watch this space’‘’
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I forgot to give you input on what the accountant here at work said.
He claims they shouldn’t need your logon details, they can see your profile if they have your ID as a tax practitioner.
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Good golly good people!
Miss Molly?
Indeed!!
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Good Afternoon everyone.
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Good morning everyone.
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Morning all
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Good morning. TGIF! 
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