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I use VOIPO, It cost $36 per year, 500 minutes incoming/outgoing faxes per month. You receive your faxes via email. You send your faxes by scanning your documents and save the file to your pc. Log into your VOIPO account and upload the file from your pc. You can port your number for free. I've used them for 7 years and had no problems. The service is their cloud voip service and their website is voipo.com

It's real, I had to do the same thing right before the tax season started. Because I don't have a traditional cell phone provider (contract) I had to wait the for the pin in the mail to. I use prepaid for my cell phone service. But they can't verify that it's really you through prepaid.

Thanks for the info easytax, Cheaper isn't always better. I got to keep looking to. I'm not willing to pay $1,000 for the premium service either.

I use Cudasign for $36 for 3 years. My clients are able to view and sign their documents. They can sign their documents by computer, android, or ios. You have to send them a invite by email.

I use voipo.com They have cloud voip which allows you to receive a email with a PDF attachment of your fax. In order to send a fax you will have to scan your documents and you can save it in a number of different formats. The cost is only $36 per year. I've used them the past 5 years and the price is still the same. The service has been very dependable. You can port your number or choose your own number. You can even choose a 800 number if you want.

I got the Seahawks. A good defense beats a good offense every time.

NECPA you have to make time for yourself. From time to time we all need to recharge those batteries. You might want to consider getting yourself a helper. I have a couple of them and it really frees me up to do other tasks.

It's a good thing we have the ATX community for when we get ourselves in a pickle!

You don't know me Naveen, I just want to bless you and your family I know things will get better. The ATX community is my extended family!

It feels great to enjoy this day off with all my friends here in the ATX community. Here's to a prosperous upcoming tax season. (I'm toasting a glass of wine).

I used www.coolriverwebdesign.com the owner name is Jen. She's reasonable and she's good at what she does. She also treat you like a person and not a number.

Hey Raven, I used to live in Chicago so I'm not surprised at all on what's going on. You might want to check out this company called Community Income Tax. They don't charge upfront for your software, banking products, transmission fees, etc. You will be using Tax Act Enterprise Bundle which includes all of federal, all states, all business federal & states, unlimited e-filing, online backup of your returns and more! You will only have to pay $15 per return which will be deducted out of your clients return. If you don't want the $15 fee to come out of your clients return. Then they'll get the fee from you via checking/savings account or credit card. That's the only ongoing fee that has to be paid. Your software and banking fees are all included in that fee. Your bank will be Republic Bank Tax Refund Solutions. They are very reputable and have been around for awhile. I've already signed up. Let me know if you need anymore information.

I agree Jack, Definitely long over due!

I was referring to the 1099 Misc information that'll be on the transcript. It'll have the payer, amount, and so on. Enjoy your pumpkin pie! I have to try it one of these days. I can go for the wine though.

If she can't get the EIN from the bank. She'll be able to get it by calling the IRS and request a transcript for the 2013 tax year. It'll have that information on there. Make sure she request for the free transcript. They actually have one that you have to pay for.