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Depends on extensions and filing dates. If you filed 10/15/22 with an extension, the window is still open.

I think that horse is a jackass.

This is one HUGE step backwards. I was talking to a friend, with a family of 4 paying $400/month for a great plan. Now, she'll pay more for a less great plan, if she can even afford it all. She was opposed to Obamacare when it started but now she loves it. Or, should I say, loved it. A lot of people are going to feel a lot of pain.

Some people are going to be in for a world of hurt.

Perhaps. The IRS did ask us to check our PTIN accounts to see if the number of returns filed uner our PTIN seemed reasonable. But they're probably stealing our PTINs from copies of returns we've prepared. That's why our PTINs are masked on the client copy now. For years, they were not masked.

Well, they're trying to make it harder for those fraudsters to log into your account.

Restarting your computer might fix it. Sometimes ATX is already running but hung up. You could also kill the ATX program in Task Manager. Turning off security software is the next step. If that fixes it, you need to add exceptions for ATX to your security software. If none of that works, call support.

He may well have some software that can extract registry entries and User folder data from the old computer and import/copy them onto the new computer that allows programs and data to be copied over without reinstalling the programs, but I'm not aware of any such software.

All the versions I installed verified themselves as part of the installation process. No need to call anymore.

I'm on Android and when I move to a new phone, Google backs up many things so it's not too painful getting your apps and data back. Your old authenticator might well have your old data, but you might still need to delete the old ATX link and create a new one.

You need ID.me or login.gov to access SSA and IRS. I did both a few years ago. I don't recall it being too hard to do, but then I am fairly computer savvy.

I have QB2020 thru QB2023 installed on Win11 with no issues. My guess is that you could go back even further than QB2019.

You can't clone to a different OS (Win 10 to Win 11) because a clone is the entire drive including windows, so you would end up still on Win 10. You can copy all of your data folders, but you will have to reinstall all of your software.

That's all correct and you don't need to do anything else. There is the question of basis in the S corp and whether any of those distributions are taxable, so be sure to do the basis calc on the K1.

And I would not issue any 1099 from the corp to the LLC, because you're creating hobby income and paying tax twice on the same income. Just leave it on the K1 as ordinary income and in the basis worksheets as distributions to shareholders.