Lee B

I looked at it when it first came out some years ago. It was pretty basic and wouldn't do what I needed. It has an online reputation of over promising and under delivering. Frankly, I am surprised it is still around

According to Drake's knowledgebase, Drake made the decision to do this last fall.

Curious, TIGTA released a report saying that the IRS had found concentrations of High Income Non Filers in western Texas, eastern New Mexico, Wyoming and northwestern Nevada.

This sounds like the "Mychart" system that my Doctor's office uses. The pre-registration questions go on and on and on for pages

Oregon has had a decades long battle with EAs and their status in the state. Therefore EAs moving to Oregon from another state have to follow Oregon's licensing procedures to become a Licensed Tax Consultant which is Oregon's version of an Enrolled Agent.

The state of Oregon is in the midst of preparing rules that with the exception of CPAS AND Tax Attorneys will restrict the preparation of any Oregon Tax returns by any out of state tax preparers who are not licensed with the state of Oregon. Hmm, I wonder how the will will affect Turbo Tax?

Using an authenticator must not be required, because Drake gives you the option to elect out of using an authenticator.

The absolute worst is Comcast. It is an exercise is mental torture to get a live person on the phone.

There are a lot of questions that need to be answered before a decision like this can be answered.

If she received a 5447 C letter: https://www.irs.gov/individuals/understanding-your-letter-5447c

I find the request for "Income Verification" very strange. What's the point?

I have used the upload toll before and it worked fine.

I wonder why they want to verify income? What kind of business is this? Do they have cash receipts?

If this was my client, I would be asking for an opinion letter from the law firm as to whether these expenses were a business expense or a personal expense?

Also, you need to whom it was rented, a related party or a friend?