Check Print Options: Users have reported that the Tax Analysis may print in duplicate or fail to appear. Go toFile >Print Options and ensure that the "Tax Analysis" checkmark is appropriately set for your desired output.
"Stop Working" on Print: If ProSeries stops working when trying to print the tax analysis, this is a known error, often resolved by updating to the latest version or running the repair tool.
2. General Troubleshooting for Non-Functional Features
Use ProSeries Tool Hub: Download and run theProSeries Tool Hub to fix common, broken, or unresponsive features.
Repair Updates: If the tax analysis, planner, or other features are not working, navigate to the Windows Start Menu, locate the ProSeries folder for the tax year, and selectTools - Repair Update.
Update Prior Year Programs: If you are experiencing issues with 2021 or prior years, it may be due to a Windows 11 update conflict. Ensure you have the latest updates, or check theIntuit Community for specific patches.
3. If Tax Planner is Producing Incorrect Data
Check Input: If the Tax Planner is showing $0 or incorrect figures, verify that the correct tax year is selected at the top of the column.
Capital Gains/Dividends: Note that the Tax Planner may handle complex capital gains differently, which might appear as a failure but is actually tax-law specific.
4. If Data is Corrupt (File Won't Open/Save)
Use the Repair Tool: Run theCorruption Repair Utility in ProSeries 2020 or newer to fix damaged files.
Save As: If a file will not save, useFile >Save As to create a new, uncorrupted version of the file.
I don't use it, but I tested it on my system, it seemed to work ok.
It threw the tax program down to the task bar, then nothing happened for a few moments, I'll be honest, I thought it was going to crash, but then excel opened and displayed the presentation.
go to print options and make sure it is check off to print. I think it is under print with return. If you are networked you have to do it on each workstation computer