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https://www.irs.gov/payments/pay-taxes-by-electronic-funds-withdrawal See under "Cancellations..." on the above-linked IRS page. It includes a phone # for the dept that handles this.

You honestly, genuinely and sincerely just made my day

$1650 x % of # of days of ownership in the year =~ $4.52. Do the special date allocation section of the k-1 input.

Yes, that's how I do it. 2 or 3 times, I've had the catch-22 where deducting SEHI qualifies you for a PTC, but then the PTC lowers the SEHI so much that it disqualifies you for the PTC. I just split the difference and call it a day. Never gotten any IRS notices over this.

The virtual receptionist companies use real people. They're just not at my client's site.

We used to use Ruby Receptionists, back before we hired an assistant. They were great! They answer however YOU say, and work closely with you to make it all seamless. They even have ways to figure if this is a high-priority call (rules you set with them, and they asked some good questions) and can then transfer TO you if need be. Ruby (all the ladies are "Ruby") calls you and gives the basics, and up to you to decide if this is a real emergency to take. The pricing at that time was very reasonable, and we signed up for three months at a time, every year for a couple of years. Ruby Receptionists

One of my business clients used a couple of different virtual receptionist companies, both in CT. He liked them both, and only moved back and forth to combat price increases. Eventually, they both raised prices to a level that he no longer found valuable. He now uses RingCentral to take messages, route calls, etc., and finds them worth the price.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/peterjreilly/2019/08/23/what-happens-when-you-are-a-full-year-resident-of-more-than-one-state/#2f83b52b399c