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Yes, that's what I remember hearing earlier this year. Hopefully they will fix this going forward.

Entering 1 code has worked for me for 2013 and 2014. I suggested that ATX download all the codes automatically from their server during the install, like my old software used to. My old software had a separate code for 1040, 1065, 1120S, etc. It was a LOT of codes.

I would because you are 1 of those 5 licenses.

I'd asked for both this and a shortcut (Ctrl+Z) for deleting one form. At least they added this so I don't have delete one form at a time. I started using Alt, F, R, D for removing one form or for several consecutive forms.

It will definitely put you to sleep!

Thanks, but it's not that critical.

I was told by support that I need to enter all of my install codes during the installation. In the past I've always just entered one of the unlimited license code, but now I have a separate code for the included licenses and another code for the additional licenses I needed, plus the code for MAX and another for enhanced assets.

Memo to self: forum displays multiple images in the exact opposite order that you add them, so add the one you want first, last.

I use both the lite research and the master tax guide built right into ATX. The lite research interface is a little clunky but it is quite useful for line instructions on forms. I also installed the browser add-on for Intelliconnect so when I google search, it gives me an button to do an Intelliconnect search too. You'll never know if you like it until you try it.

http://www.infoworld.com/article/3011040/microsoft-windows/windows-update-patches-kb-3112336-and-kb-3112343-are-all-about-windows-10.html

Jack is right. Win10 is almost beta at this point. You don't earn money with your OS. You just need it to work.

I have an LLC that is 100% owned by a foreign corporation. I leave the EIN field blank on Sch G (1120). The column header says 'if any'. No problems efiling.

I did at first too... in 1995. But both it and I got better at it.

Well that experiment didn't last long! Zooming text only does not work for me.

QuickBooks has a trial balance, but I've never used it. It seems an outdated concept to my way of thinking. But I've seen people hand write JEs on 7 column paper before entering them in QuickBooks. Whatever works for ya!

You might want to revise that link, Eric. It has your personal info in it. I read a similar paper (from someone trying to sell me a file sharing service) and it basically came down to "people use really stupid passwords."

I may have to buy that myself! Thanks to all who mentioned it.

I just learned that Firefox has a Zoom Text Only option. Of course, many times I do want to zoom in on a graphic.

I wear a hard hat now... and eye protection because of sharp pencils. #bettersafethansorry

Is it not possible to create a new forum called something like Reference? We may end up with a dozen pin-worthy posts over time.

I have no use for it. I hate using paper reference when I can search the same thing electronically. Besides I have at least 3 companies offering me the master tax guide every year (ADP, Edward Jones & CCH). Edward Jones gives me electronic access as does CCH. #saveatree

MD can block you from renewing your drivers license or car registration if you owe back taxes of any kind. They aren't Nazis about it and they will grant waivers, but it does get taxpayers attention!

That seems like a lot of money for something you can get for free. What else does it do?

I got back in. No problems using IE.

Once when I was bending down to retrieve an envelope from the trash can, I hit my head on that sharp corner of the Plexiglas. Took a small chunk of flesh out of my head. Hurt, too. You learn that lesson fast. Real fast.