Margaret CPA in OH

GeorgeM, you can choose the default state in preferences and, if you have many new clients and want a basic set of forms, perhaps consider making a selection of those forms and saving it as Sample or Basic or something without any data. I have done that for a few years. When I input data for a new client save under that client name or number quickly to continue work. The Basic form set should still be available and you can continue working on the new one. It may or may not address your situation and may or may not save you any time. It works for me, ymmv.

Just amazing! I knew I should have watched... What makes his performance possibly even greater than Amina is that he had to have spent years and hours upon hours to reach that level of beautiful artistry. How wonderful that we mere mortals have the privilege of seeing and hearing those who share such talent and gifts!

I followed the link from someone else last week and was simply enchanted. I remember Jackie Evancho a couple of years ago, too. What gifts!

Happy to make an occasional positive contribution. I receive ever so much more than I can give... Just glad I recalled that form in one of the files I have accumulated over the years.

I have one but not sure how to send to you. I will try to attach as best I can. I haven't used it for a while but think it's still pretty complete. Scorpbasis.xls

I just checked mine and it all looks normal. I printed page 1 of Ohio IT 1040 and it looks normal, too. Maybe check your computer settings or something in preferences about increasing the size. Surely others will chime it, too, but I don't seem to have your problem.

My coverage is the same as that of August but through AICPA. The premium is $473 and have been with them for years. Every so often I get quotes from other companies but they are always, to date, higher than what I already have.

Wow! So much destruction and explosive power! Too bad I don't get Discovery on my basic cable. It does look interesting but I would keep thinking about how much waste there was - channeling my mother's voice even after all these years.

We know it but they don't! Or maybe the accountants were working with a fiscal year. Who knows exactly how taxation worked back then?

I hope this comes through. It was very dark so I lightened it. Seemed to fit the season for the likes of us here! Moderators, feel free to adjust, edit, etc. Beyond my skill set! Accts.pdf

I love it when folks know so much more than I do and share it! There are so many tricks in computers and software - the unused power of virtually anything is mind boggling to me. Most of it - who cares? But little helpful hints can make such a difference.

Deb, I thought it was just me and aging eyes and/or funky settings. Sometimes I click something and weird things happen. Maybe not my fault this time!

Thanks, Taxed! I needed that. Will do follow up for other business forms in time.

Would you please post or provide details about that article and/or procedures? Just recently I have deceased client with an EIN for employee purposes. It seems I need to follow procedures to inactivate. Thanks!

When I developed shoulder problems about 4 years ago, the massage therapist suggested changing the mouse. It fixed everything and I have been using my left hand for that since. When I was in my first accounting class I became very frustrated early on with having to put down my pencil every time I wanted to use the calculator. I trained myself to use my left hand for the calculator lo, those many years ago. I sits on my left side even now. It's actually harder for me to use a larger calculator with my right hand now, at least with any speed. Even old CPA's can be taught new tricks!

That is amazing!

I installed my program last week without issue except that I didn't have the choice as to where as in the past. Not so cleverly, I tried to defeat that to follow my pattern of, oh, 16 years. I have always had a separate ATX folder. Today when I tried to update the program, it didn't work due to my shenanigans. I called support. The first line person didn't seem to understand my problem but kept saying she was working on it. After about 10 minutes, I politely asked her to move it up as it was pretty clear she didn't understand and there was not KB on this. She promptly did so. The best thing was, after several minutes on hold again, I had the option to receive a call back without losing my place, etc. And it worked! And I got a great tech! He remoted in, explained how things are very different for this year, reinstalled and fixed whatever needed to be fixed. All the while he was very pleasant and patient. We chatted about his tenure there. He knows some folks from Maine that are still there. He kept up with this community much of last year to learn about the issues and understands how 'tight' and supportive we are. I told him about the barbecue picnic we sent to Maine support several years ago in gratitude. He was a bit awed with that loyalty but said he could tell from his reading here. I told him to never underestimate customer loyalty for great service. Bottom line: I was very pleased. Most years I call tech support maybe once or twice. If I have to do it again, I am so happy to have the call back option and techs that understand where we have been and truly want to help.

Yes, lye soap and green stamps and boiling starch - ahh, the good ol' days - NOT!

I wasn't going to chime in on this thread but am now pulled in. Bottle top shaker, check. Frozen clothes on the line, check. Washboard, check. (What was the name of that orangeish soap used to scrub?) Drying rack, check. Darning socks, check. Ironing underwear and handkerchiefs, check. Rinsing plastic bags to reuse, check. Scrap paper, check. It goes on. But it feels so good to know I am amongst those who understand so well - no wonder we mostly get along, we're family!

Catherine, you had some time to yourself for fun this weekend, I see! Thanks for another interesting article!

Thanks for sharing this very interesting article. I'm not so into art but do appreciate Vermeer, even more so now.

Thanks for all this laughter! This was so funny!

I always use upper case for speed and convenience. I also thought the software converted everything to upper case anyway but not sure. Then again, the speed I gained by not changing case was reduced by editing the letter using the Custom option where I use mixed case but also first names. Many times those familiar names are not typical so truly custom. One client's first name is Richard but everyone knows him as Sek. I have no idea why but I use his name of choice.

That video has to be among the most inspirational things I have ever seen. "Limitations? Nah...just watch what I can do!"

KC, I tried to like your post but 'there was a problem..." Anyway, I have to remember that option at my next hotel stay.