Reject: Error X0000-005: The XML data has failed schema validation

As has been discussed in a previous thread, this is a known issue.  The IRS changed the schema on prior years and either didn't tell Intuit or more likely, Intuit missed the memo.

You'll have to wait for an update.

Pretty damned sad support doesn't know this.

@1569 -  maybe get the folks that answer the phones up to speed on this?????

Someone just reported PS had fixed the issue.  I'm not sure about Lacerte; I suggest you do make sure you have to software fully updated (tho I'm sure support ran you thru that drill).

"they should have a webpage which shows all reject errors"

The IRS originates the business rule errors. You can google:

X0000-005

The IRS maintains the XML and maintains the Known Issues here: https://www.irs.gov/e-file-providers/known-issues-and-solutions

Unless you are a programmer, you aren't going to want to care much, though. Without knowing more about the form 1040 package you are working on, here's what I find for 2022:

1065 and 8865 Schedules K-2 and K-3, Part IV, Section 3, Lines 14A - 14F uses efileType USAmountNNType (non-negative values).

If adjustments result in negative values for Part IV, Section 3, Lines 14A - 14F, report these amounts in a separate statement attached to your return.

Projected resolution date: 1/1/2025

And for "cvc-minInclusive-valid. Value '-1048' is not facet-valid with respect to minInclusive '0' for type 'USAmountNNType'" from the XML: cvc-minInclusive-valid – The number in quotes, shown after the word ‘Value’ is less than the smallest acceptable number.

Here's an example scenario.

Value '-19158' is not facet-valid with respect to minInclusive '0' for type 'USAmountNNType'.

The number shown after ‘minInclusive’ (0) is the smallest acceptable number. A negative number is less than zero and not permitted.

If you have more error output (as a debug), the Xpath will identify the form as 8582 and the Rental Realty Loss Limit Amount Field/Xpath:/efile:Return[1]/efile:ReturnData[1]/efile:IRS8582[1]/efile:RentalRealtyLossLimitAmt[1]

In this example, look on Form 8582 for the number “-19158” and correct it by entering a zero or positive number.

So, you have a 1048 loss that doesn't seem to be valid in its position.