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  1. Remember, shutting down cards can adversely affect your credit score because you are now using a greater percentage of available credit.  Better to just keep it in a draw and use it every 5-6 months for a small charge to keep it active.   BTW B of A is one of the easiest banks to get a line increase on and offers great -0- percentage offers.  I put all my balances that build in the off season onto an interest free BoA card and pay it off each tax season.  Never incur interest charges this way.

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  2. a while back, after much frustration i changed my Oxford insurance password to "thisisb*s*f*koxford" all spelled out.  Well one day my secretary had to deal with them on an issue and they asked her for the password verbally.  Boy was she embarrassed to say it over the phone.

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  3. Haven't been able to print with proseries all season, they post the usual bs response that its our computers.  Its a 32bit issue, I have 64 bit, so then its a 64bit issue but with a different fix than the 32bit fix they posted. You all know the drill, its your system, its your anti-virus, its another program causing it. Then they log into mine and say, wow you could run nasa with your equipment.  Now finally 3/9 they state that they tracked the issue as a microsoft issue and microsoft will have an update 3/19.  Luckily i have been able to print to pdf and then print.

    Bottom line, all software is having issues this year and customer service is just "cover out butts" service.

    By the way, even lacerte which i also use isn't calculating the 8990 which is holding up all of our real estate returns.  I think we sent out about 50 of our 2000 returns. Biggest issue will be a very busy summer and lack of cash flow now. 

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  4. On 10/1/2018 at 7:49 PM, cbslee said:

    You are required to inform your client of their obligation to file the amendments and the resulting tax consequences.

    The sticky wicket is " Will your client pay you to prepare the amendments?"

    They could choose to wait and see if they receive any correspondence from the IRS.

    However that doesn't change the fact that you need to prepare the amendments, whether or not they decide to wait and see.

    They could also choose not to file the amendments, because you can't force them to file.

    A real life "Catch 22!"

     

    On 10/1/2018 at 7:49 PM, cbslee said:

    why would you prepare amendments unless the client hires you to and pays you to?  You are only obligated to explain the need for an amendment not prepare one.  Maybe he will have his barber prepare it for him.

     

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