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It is possible to have one login with proconnect but have two firms we can toggle between depending on the client so each firm can efile their returns under the same login.
It would be helpful if the program carried over the New York drivers license information from year to year instead of having to manually input it each year. If it's expired, perhaps that can be flagged as a diagnostic warning. I've noticed that other states info does carry over.
We need the 843 form for S-Corporations. Likewise, we could use a NY penalty abatement form.I submitted three clients for retroactive S-Corp filing status to 1/1/23. IRS approved the status 8/12.I had the corporate returns ready and e-filed the next day. Clients then get letters seeking $1,175 penalties from IRS and $300+ from NY because:The 1120-S return - which pays no tax - wasn't filed on 3/15. We couldn't possibly file it before they approved it. So charging the penalty is egregious.Enter NY for the same nonsenseThe 843 exists for personal returns not corporate ones. Any retro S-Corp status filing will likely need the form. Thanks!
I've just found out -- unfortunately, by a client getting an audit letter -- that ProSeries professional does NOT automatically alert me when my client's mortgage interest deduction is limited because the balance of the mortgage exceeds $750,000. Even though, on the bottom of the Form 1098 Mortgage Interest Worksheet, there is box entitled, "Home Mortgage Interest Limitation Smart Worksheet," it's NOT a smart worksheet. I had to go to Schedule A, quick in the box below Line 8 on the "QuickZoom to Home Mortgage Interest Worksheet," and then fill in the information about my client's mortgage amount and interest paid by hand (thankfully, the worksheet does calculate the amount of deductible and nondeductible interest, and then send the deductible figure back to Schedule A).
Would anyone like to simplify the process of printing returns? Ideally, by having an administrative person hit the "print complete return" button and everything happens exactly as the practitioner wants it.It is really really bizarre how difficult the .pdf printing process is. There are no settings that I am aware of that allows one to print the client copy, the preparer copy, and the government copy such that three separate .pdf files are created and automatically placed where the practitioner directs each of them and named logically so the user can identify what it is they are looking at with a single printing action.Most Lacerte print options will combine these to a single .pdf file. I don't know why anyone would want this but everyone has their own needs. Lacerte should at least give us an option as to whether we actually want these different versions to be combined or not.The print to .pdf option comes close to the desired result, but there is no predefined location to send the documents to and there can only be one location option per print action.The print to .pdf option DOES create a file name with logical and helpful information (tax year_client #_client name_selected printed copy_entity type) but ONLY if you select multiple items. Otherwise the file name is generic and ultimately not very helpful. Don't print twice or reprint though, because you will be prompted with a duplicate file error and it will bog your system down.Also, when a return is electronically filed and accepted, it would be nice that the accepted version be automatically converted and retained for recordkeeping without prompting from the user. E-file attachments should be appended to the .pdf files. I am not sure why this still needs to be requested but Lacerte still does not attach e-file attachments to print jobs. We do not have paper attachments following a paper file around the office anymore. Everything is electronic so Lacerte should follow through with the mindset that e-file attachments should be attached to all versions of the return. Electronic and printed.In summary:I would like Lacerte to allow the user to direct .pdf output to default location of choice for each return type, with a naming convention that is logical and helpful and will not produce errors, and have electronically filed returns automatically converted to .pdf for recordkeeping without user intervention for recordkeeping. Ideally with a single print "complete return" action.Importantly though, I would request that Lacerte append e-file attachments to the .pdf returns. The e-file attachments are already in .pdf format so this should not be difficult to adopt.
When a couple shares an email address, both the email for the taxpayer and the email for the spouse show the taxpayer's name in the header/subject field. One should show the spouse's name, the other the taxpayer's.
When a client has multiple K-1's, it is helpful to alphabetize them as it keeps them organized. In the ProSeries software, once K-1's have been entered, the order of the K-1's cannot be changed. Over time, a client may add or subtract K-1's but we cannot change the order in the system. This needs to be changed so that we can save time by keeping them in alphabetical order.
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