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It seems that my system has the 'server' error less often after the 13.4 update.

But how is performance otherwise? Only thing I saw useful in release notes was importing K1 info.

Paper file 1040 and attach 1099R so the IRS can see where the withholding is coming from.

I'm not updating till I'm absolutely forced to or convinced that it won't waste my time.

And it's back! Maybe it's 13.4.1.

They might have pulled 13.4. My icon is green this morning and I'm still on 13.3.

If I get a client with a Mac running QuickBooks, I tell them to buy a PC or take a hike. When my ipod died I installed a free music player on my android instead of send Apple hundreds of my hard-earned $$$ for another ipod, and I not only like it better, it sounds better than my ipod ever did.

I used to have 3 devices in my car: phone, gps and ipod. Now I just have one device that does all three and they're integrated so the music pauses when a call comes in.

We cannot access the Admin console since the 13.3 update to revert to the default settings.

The Admin Console can (should) be found at:

"C:Program Files (x86)CCH Small Firm ServicesATX2013Sfs.ServerHost.AdminConsole.exe"

$40 for the first 2 and the 1096, $8 each additional if I'm doing them from scratch. If it's already in QuickBooks AND in good shape, $30/$6.

YOU CAN't amend from joint to separate

Yes you can as long as you do it by the extended due date.

I have toys for the kids to play with and I love it when they bring their dogs in. I sometimes have treats for them. As for cellphones, my clients often have to call for info, so it comes in handy. I suppose they could use my my office phone, but.... germs.

Most likely. I had one like that last year and the guy didn't get his refund until November! IRS kept asking for copy of the W2.

Can I add logins for this site for each of my employees?

Thanks!

You send out the W9 twice and file the 1099 with no ID#.

If not in the program then by copy a file(s) to my workstations? I googled this and didn't come up with anything.

Seems a shame to have to change them all on every workstation. I only have 4 workstations, but still...

Thanks!

Joe

That would be a rookie mistake by the person that designed the computer.

The idea was, that if the operating system failed on a specific drive, the data on the other drive would be safe. While this may have been a good idea for Win 95 thru Millenium, it is now just an urban myth. I have not seen an operating system fail in 10 years. I have seen hard drives fail. Having two separate drives does NOT REDUCE the chance of either of them failing. The only protection against a hard drive failing is a raid configuration where information is redundantly written on multiple drives, with ability to recreat the data on a failed drive.

DON"T MESS WITH IT!!!!

I like my data in a separate partition because it's easier to backup. In my case, Carbonite Pro won't let me backup the folders where ATX stores both the data and the backups. I'm just going to routinely copy the ATX file to my data partition where Carbonite will let me back them up. I'm switching to CrashPlan after tax season.

New to ATX. Where is the data stored? I use Carbonite for backup and I like to backup the actual data files as well as the backups of the data files. But I cannot find it anywhere.

Thanks!

Joe