JRS

They need a way to pay for all the Danny DeVito TV commercials.

Definitely the NR screen.

Drake did a very large fix on today's update. My problem was with the 3805V . Rejected on Tuesday fixed today. Many Ca fixes.

As to Drake fixing the Ca 3805V, no worries there. They are working on it now.

Thanks. Words and pictures just cannot describe the devastation that occurred in northern California this past year. Our home was hit twice by the Carr fire. The intensity of the fire was unbelievable. We found a cast iron skillet that was only recognizable by its warped handle. The out pouring of our community was indescribable. Anywhere we went, people were there to do anything for us. We and our pets got out safely and are moving on. (We got or computers out AND I don't need to worry about securing my old files!)

Anyone dealing with Ca wild fires in 2018, Drake is not handling The Carr and Camp fires correctly. The disaster code for both fires are not on the 3805V. When using an existing code, ie code 100, Drake does not carry the loss as a Disaster, but as a General losses not subject to carry back/carry forward. Drake is working on a fix. Fortunately, the problem is only affecting my own return, but the season is young.

Did you go to firm setup and enter your efin number for efle confirmatio?

Email from Drake.

The Drake board asked and was told around December 3rd.

Received 10/10: Dear Tax Professional, Congratulations! To thank you for repeatedly renewing your Preparer Tax Identification Number (PTIN) early, you have the opportunity to renew your PTIN before the season opens to other tax return preparers. The PTIN system is ready to accept your renewal from today through Oct. 15. Should you miss this opportunity, you can still renew your PTIN during renewal season beginning later in the week.

I gave up trying. On and off for two years. Fortunately, I am basically retired with only three clients that are so simple even a newbie at one of the chains could do it right.

Congratulations, but not for having to put with our FTB, or whoever the legislature appoints to take them over - maybe the bullet train commission?

With the IRS directory ( which I opted out) and in California, the CTEC directory our names, addresses and phone numbers available, we have no choice but to be overly diligent. My wife, who used to sell insurance, always said, you can never have enough.

No exceptions. Have lost clients that have all of their "stuff" including working papers. Their comment, "They want to talk to you." No way!!!