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  1. I can see all 2016 returns in the 2017 Rollover Manager.  But when I try to rollover a return, I get the error: xxxxx could not be rolled due to communication error.

    I have a stand-alone installation.  I tried restarting computer, restarting ATX server services, and am hesitant to reinstall ATX...

  2. I'm looking for client letters that include "mandatory first installment payments" information (NY CT-300 and NYC-300).  Is there anyway to add these in to the ATX templates?

    The due dates for these two are still 2.5 months after year end.  It would be helpful if their due dates and amounts due are mentioned clearly for clients.

    All inputs are greatly appreciated!

  3. 13 hours ago, grmy2h said:

    I tried it today. It told me my info didn't match anything :oand I needed to re-register. When I tried that, it told me that there was already an account with that info. :rolleyes:  From that it said there was a password mis-match and to reset the password. Once I did that it let me right in. :blink:

    Did you reset the password on the website somewhere between 12/29/2017 and now?  I'm still getting the "password is invalid" error message when I try to reset...

  4. I've been using EFTPS website too.  I was surprised to find this software.

    It seems that you can create a PIN for clients, instead of waiting for them to receive the PIN letter.  I've had clients who just never receive the PIN letter.

    And I'm hoping the software eliminates the need to keep track of things with a spreadsheet.

  5. This is taken directly from EFTPS, the software

    " ...is designed for people (typically, tax professionals) who prepare and pay federal taxes for clients or multiple Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TINs). "

    So, you only have to login once to make tax deposits for ALL clients!  It seems very convenient, but I haven't heard much about it.  Not sure if it's worth spending time to set up.

    I wonder what other/better alternatives are out there.

  6. On 11/16/2017 at 2:31 PM, Roberts said:
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    All savings were ignored, I was blamed for an $1,800 bill that was now 100% my fault.

     

     

    I totally understand how you feel.  What do they notice?  It's always the $ they don't get to keep in their pockets. :(

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