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#1 1040's Electronic Filing Client Status History says "Return Sent to IRS" and then "Return Accepted." #2 1040 says "Return Received by Intuit" and then "Return Accepted." The returns ae essentially the same except in eSigtnature Actions column at EF Center says "Request" while the other says "View Signed Form(s). Both appear to have been accepted by the IRS. I like #1 as it gives me a warm fuzzy, and #2 does not, despite EF Status column says Accepted. They all should be the same, or is there a difference and do I go through every return?
Currently Checkmarks do not show who checked the items. It would be great to see who checked the items, as there may be multiple persons reviewing the returns.A checkmark should be colored to show whose checkmark it is and a legend on top or left side to show the names.Also, if multiple people check the same item, show multiple checkmarks so all involved know each person who has reviewed the line.
For Form 5472, ownership information should be a separate tab, and in the related party transaction information screen there should be dropdown of which owner information do you want to use.Currently all form 5472s require inputs of direct and indirect foreign shareholders which is repititive for most use cases.Also many instances would require foreign owned companies to upload a group structure with their 5472 filing. A checkbox should be provided if this is required and then include a diagnostic to upload an attachment with the structure so it is not missed out.
I think there should be an easier way to access client returns in a pdf format. In particular, just like how a client can view their return easily by us hitting "share pdf via link", there should be a button to say something like "print pdf to documents" so that preparers and staff can easily view returns in clients' profiles.
If tax is overridden on Line 2 that is incorrect, the preparer is not alerted until after e-filing, when a rejection occurs. My idea is for LC to produce a diagnostic PRIOR TO e-filing.Situation: Gross receipts of > $500,000. The LLC fee is $2,500. I overrode it to $900. I e-filed it. I got a rejection. Result: Not good customer service as I must tell the client to pay more.
Currently, we can transfer a QuickBooks sole proprietorship or sole member LLC to Proconnect through prep for taxes. But it's seriously limited. QuickBooks will create a Schedule C, but only in a new return or a return with the same name as the business. This doesn't help us in joint returns or even single returns where the client has a new LLC and we want to get the QuickBooks P&L into a Schedule C in their personal return. This is important because there can be all sorts of info and carryover data in the personal return. If we have to recreate, it's more trouble than manually entering the P&L into a Sch C.Two possible fixes:1. Handle this the way Proconnect handles business return K-1s:Create a Schedule C export table in QBOLet us select that for import into whatever 1040 we choose2. Alternatively, we need to be able to push the QBO P&L to a schedule C in any 1040 we select - new or existing. If the 1040 has an existing Sch C, we should be prompted to update it or create a new one.If no Sch C exists in the 1040, QuickBooks would push one in.That's what we need if there's going to be any value to prep for taxes with small businesses.
Can you comment on priority of implementing ideas? I spoke to a tech today about having Consolidated 1099 input screens. She said it was a great idea. She forwarded me this Idea Excahnge forum. There are 93 votes for the consolidated 1099 but the comments were first made in 2021!
Can you comment on priority of implementing ideas? I spoke to a tech today about having Consolidated 1099 input screens. She said it was a great idea. She forwarded me this Idea Excahnge forum. There are 93 votes for the consolidated 1099 but the comments were first made in 2021!
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