Crank

I think its an issue with this particular return. The other returns I have done that are not ready for efile are fine, even zero due returns. But this return has all the state efile documents included and completed however, the client letter states that the return must be mailed. Ive gone over every form multiple times and dont see anything incorrect or missing. I think I have to call tech support on this one. Thank you for the replies.

I cant figure out how to mark the State return as being efiled. There is no refund or tax owed. It continues to show up on the client instructions as being mailed. I know I am probably missing something obvious. Any help is appreciated. Thanks

Thanks Tom & Jack I had to call tech support about this last week when I noticed it was about 3GB for 3 clients. She told me it was because it was backing up the forms and it was normal. Sheesh!

I find it just too, um ....vanilla Garra http://www.spanishcentral.com/translate/garra Still scratching my head even if the reference was meant "to fall into someone's clutches"

Me too.

Same here. I just bought a brother HL-2270DW wireless for about $90 at Staples. Bought two non Brother laser carts for about $22 on Amazon. I have used a Brother HL-5250DN for the past 5 years and it was very good.

My practice is very similar and holds around the 100 or so mark. All word of mouth. If they leave, they either die or move out of state. However, I have retained several that have moved out of state, which always surprises me.

Adorable.

Ditto

I thought it HAD to be in the business name.

After doing taxes since age 18 in college with VITA, 34 years in total now, last year I said it might be my last. I put that thought out of my mind and today it came creeping back ..... maybe Im just being cranky though

Yes its has a 3 year warranty, parts and labor, and I can still return it. To speed things up they credited back the power supply cost. Keeping my fingers crossed.

I thought this year HAS to be better than last year. Purchased a new custom built PC, Laser Printer, 27" Monitor, Keyboard/Mouse combo & router for a total cost >$2,500. Reviewed several different tax software packages and decided to return to ATX after a 3 year hiatus (about 15 years with ATX total). Three weeks ago the PC arrived from CA to PA 10 days after ordering it. Took about two weeks to set everything up and re install several years of tax software and I'm ready to go. Except, this morning I turn it on and after it boots up it POOF, it goes dark. Appears to be the power supply. So much for a top of the line Cosair 750w Gold Power supply with a 5 year warranty. Ordered a new on from Tiger Direct with 2 day shipping (never had to use that before) and it should arrive on Monday 16. Hopefully it didn't damage any other components. Now if its not the power supply or it did damage other components I will be using older hardware or a new laptop. So much for no pressure!

Usually after Jan 1

I have never heard of this, but then again I havent thoroughly researched. Edit. See here: http://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/research/indepth/ebonds/res_e_bonds_eetaxconsider.htm#when When must I report the interest on my tax form? You have a choice. You can report the interest every year put off (defer) reporting the interest until you file a federal income tax return for the year in which the first of these events occurs: you redeem (cash in) the bond and receive what the bond is worth, including the interest, or you give up ownership of the bond and the bond is reissued, or the bonds stops earning interest because it has reached final maturity And from Pub 550 http://www.irs.gov/publications/p550/ch01.html#en_US_2012_publink10009895

No system will ever be fair for all. The one thing that holds true is that MY taxes are too high!

I've been using a wireless keyboard/mouse combo for years. I just purchased the Logitech MK550 for under $50 at Sam's Club, I had it's predecessor for the past five years. Couldn't work without them. http://www.logitech.com/en-us/product/wireless-wave-combo-mk550

ATX has released the 2012 TaxWise To ATX conversion programs and manuals for both individual and business here http://atxinc.com/conversions/ You will need to download and update the 2012 version of ATX before beginning. 1. Download the appropriate conversion programs (Individual, Business) and manuals 2..Confirm that both 2012 TaxWise & 2012 ATX programs are installed to their default locations on the C: or you will need to adjust for their locations when you run the conversion programs. 3. Install the selected conversion program and run it. Confirming that the locations of both 2012 TaxWise & 2012 ATX are correct. 4. Open 2012 ATX and select Returns>Import>Converted Returns to imported the converted returns into the 2012 ATX program. It appears that all of my 2012 TaxWise returns were converted and imported into 2012 ATX (individual & business). I spot checked a few returns and basic information appears correct. The conversion instructions state limitations with converting items such as totals, details and various schedules. I have not yet checked items such as depreciation but I dont expect them to convert 100%. Nor have I rolled over any of the converted returns into the 2013 ATX software yet. I prefer to wait for more updates to 2013 before rolling over. Good luck.

Today in the mail I received a 2013 TRX Premium 1040 software. Anyone else?

What initially concerns me is the $10K in non us account reporting. That is an area we will need to be more through in questioning clients.

Kea I dont know how the conversion is handled...yet

Thank you.

Still waiting for the TaxWise conversion from ATX. Yes, TRX was a bad nightmare.

Im considering purchase a Taxbook for this year. I have never tried it. I tired CCH's books for a few years but wasnt thrilled with them. They all seem overpriced to me.

I feel so left out. They dont send me anything. I believe the last mail I received form them was in May at the end of the 2013 filing season. I hope I didnt offend them.