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This should be standard procedure for everyone. Computers simply run better after a restart.

I just tried this and it would not let me save. It says access denied. I checked and the file is not read only. I right clicked the file and had an option called "Take Ownership." After choosing that, it did let me edit.

Why doesn't everyone call their tax pro before tying the knot? Timing is everything. Perhaps wedding tax planning should be a thing.

Actually, it's quite common. I often have to transmit twice.

Bring up the Pages & Worksheets list and choose Sch B (1116) - Credit Carryback / Carryforward

If she doesn't do any 1099 work, I'd start the identity theft process, but if she has a Sch C business, I'd suspect she did work and just didn't realize who she was getting paid by.

And if you increase your font in Windows, ATX may have display issues. I've seen such issues reported before and it seems to be related to screen resolution, which is the main way people make their screens more readable. The best solution is bigger monitors.

So he is paying SE tax with these credits, which will show on his Social Security earnings record.

Use the other payments line. I've put these kinds of payments as estimates or extension payments before, and the IRS will send a matching notice, even if total payments is correct.

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If you set your starting pages, under Setting, On startup, to: Open a specific page or set of pages chrome://newtab/ chrome://settings/help it will automatically update whenever you start it. Same goes for Edge, but it's under Settings, Start, home and new tabs: Open these pages: edge://newtab/ edge://settings/help I wish Firefox would adopt a similar approach, but that's why I run SUMo at startup, and restart my computer daily.

Wow! Thanks, everyone! You're the best! I forwarded this thread to my friend. Cheers!

Had a friend ask me about this. She has a small consulting biz in MD and just picked up a CA client. I told her I didn't know enough to give a reliable answer. Would someone be kind enough to share the basics? Does she need to register in CA, simply because she has a customer? I know CA is both weird and aggressive. If this were any other state, I'd know what to do. Thanks!

You did it the hard, slow and inefficient way.

That should have been being done on an ongoing basis. It's crazy, in my opinion, not to do so.

I forgot to add, that you run the Admin Console program on each computer to locate the new database on the server.

Yes. ATX is a database and the server must have the ATX software installed to make the database available to other users (AFAIK). And the other users will might need to point to the new database if the location is not identical.

That's from 1998. I'd say it's long past time for an update. The procedure doesn't even mention PDF files, only 'machine sensible records.'

I had one like this, and I got the lawyer who placed the house into the trust to send me a letter stating that the house did get a step up in basis at date of death.

I've never felt a need for any paperless software. I just scan and (hopefully) save the scan to the correct folder. I also print many things to PDF files in the client folder, like emails, text files, spreadsheets, photos of docs, etc.

That's all I buy. We have 3 generations of the top of the line scansnap and I can't recall any of them ever dying.

They killed the pony after one trip?!

Here's the link to Wolters Kluwer's Master Tax Guide: https://answerconnect.cch.com/browse/flat-list/csh-da-filter!WKUS-TAL-DOCS-PHC-{696b2e9a-80bb-35b1-8947-9b2a2971cdab}

I'm still running 8.1 on a 10 year old computer.

It has to be online or a searchable PDF.