4547 IRS Form

When printing a copy of the tax return, the Form 4547 is not listed as being included in the return.

Mine is listed as being included in the return.

• Pull the taxpayers phone number from the information worksheet.
• Pull the Newborn's information from the information worksheet.
• Pull the Paid Preparer's information to the 4547 like you do for the 1040.  We should not have to enter it.

This should have been a no brainer!!!   The PS instructions state preparer information will pull from info worksheet!!!

We pay a lot of money for tax software....we shouldn't have to be the unpaid quality review!@

Just curious.  A lot of folks have complained about the form not being filled out automatically from the information worksheet.  For those that are complaining, do you bill by the form?  If so how much are you billing for a form that is filled out automatically vs one you have to manually enter?

I am unclear on the relevance of this question. Could you please explain how our billing methodology relates to the expected functionality of the software?  Regardless of how a firm bills, there should always be a proper review process to ensure that automatically populated information is accurate. In our experience, we have identified instances where automatically transferred data was incorrect. Verifying and correcting these items requires additional time, which ultimately becomes billable.  We invest in this software to improve our efficiency and reduce duplicate data entry. When information must be entered more than once, it not only increases our time per return but also creates additional opportunities for error. This undermines the purpose of using an integrated system.

It has nothing to do with the expected functionality of the software.  I bill by the hour so I was just curious how other folks were handling the billing for processing the form.

I bill by time and value.