JMovichEA

I've had no problems with ATX this year. Only one crash when I had two very large returns open at once. No 'server' errors either.

You enter the IPPIN on the filers info tab of the 1040. You're entering the PIN on page 2.

Maybe this is what ATX is referring to: (From the ATX blog)

Tom, You can ignore the yellow error about the 1120 and file the 568 on its own. I don't know if the CA LLC 4/7 can be e-filed with the return. Doesn't that get filed with the SOS?

Does it say what federal form needs to be attached? I've done several last year, just the 568 and it went through fine. Is question U (1) (page 2 form 568) answered "yes"?

My dad used to tell me "Charge what the market will bear"

Did you check the box at the bottom of the 1099R input sheet?

Received mine today. Very nice.

There's some sample letters here if you absolutely have to send something: http://www.cpai.com/business-insurance/professional-liability/ThirdPartyVerificationLetters

Let them do their own due diligence. I don't provide any kind of "comfort letters"

I use "Zzample" as the last name in the template files so they show as the last ones in the return manager, or you could use something beginning with "Aa..." if you want them to show as the first ones in the list.

Abby, I've seen you post a lot of good ideas for enhancements on the "official" board. Maybe they're actually paying attention?

I had the same message e-filing a 2014, but ultimately it was transmitted and accepted. Have you contacted ATX?

Is it ROFT, or ROFTL - Record of Federal Tax Liability?

I haven't had any speed issues with the software this year, but in the past the anti-virus program I used (McAfee??, I don't recall), would occasionally cause my system to slow to a crawl.