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I just upgraded my computer. Downloaded 2016 a few days ago. Need 2015 as well. Not available. 2017 is. Really? Why can't that just leave that stuff out there for a few years for us. Now I gotta find my disk. Or call them. Which I'd rather dig thru the dust and find my disk. Not in the mood for a sales pitch today. grumble mumble.....grumble mumble....

From the Home page you can click on My Products and you'll have all your activation codes, that is if you found the disk.

https://support.atxinc.com/download/prioryear.aspx

Our office is something like that but in reverse. If something goes wrong, job #1 is ALWAYS to assess blame and it is ALWAYS someone else who gets blamed. Oddly, it's usually me because I was likely the person responsible for everything leading up to that point. As an example about 22 years ago I took a huge room of files and destroyed what wasn't needed and shipped everything else off to a storage place. We saved about $3k in rent every year for 22 years. This year we were told we could destroy it all so it cost $1,800 to have it all shredded. All savings were ignored, I was blamed for an $1,800 bill that was now 100% my fault.

Just a heads up in case anyone is at all interested or does a search on here about a tax software company: Nexus1040 is just a rebranded TRX Software company. AVOID. I don't know if the Hughes family is still involved but their website goes to Nexus.

Yes, you can move a registration to a new machine. Think about it: you bought the license to use the software. It's registered to you, not to the particular hardware. What if your machine got a virus and you had to start from scratch? You re-install all your old programs, and the license gets transferred to the new machine. In fact, you can usually install on multiple machines at once; the limits are (usually) on how many installations may run at once and frequently that number is one. So you can have the same license on your desktop at home, your desktop at work, and your laptop - as long as you use the program on one machine at a time. As for buying new software cheap - I do it all the time. Best way to buy Adobe Acrobat, or Quicken, or any of a number of other programs, is to go to eBay and find a NEW, REGISTERABLE copy (that bit is the key) of last year's version (or the year before, or the year before that). Example: Client needed QB, but also needed cheap. Told her to go to eBay and buy a two-year-old new copy of QB desktop; this year's version was hundreds of dollars, the two-year-old version was less than $100; she was thrilled. QB old versions - even brand-new - sell cheap because they stop support for payroll after three years, and sometimes the bank feeds won't work. Well, she doesn't have a payroll; not an issue for her - and some of the bank feeds won't work with brand-new versions, depending on the bank - but almost all have web connect download files available, so do those instead. Heck, I still have (on an older machine) and installation of QB2007 that I sometimes have to pull out for one client's file. It works, they do payroll through a service, why pay for a not-needed upgrade?