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Everything posted by mcb39
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This is absolutely true.
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15 hours is correct, if you have passed the RTRP test.
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I quit smoking that day; because I still had CHOICES. I will never forget where I was and what I was doing.
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Extremely tedious IMO
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I have to complete a minimum of 15 hours of CPE each year to maintain my AFSP. I consider the fee for the PTIN to be part of this. I still say, "Leave it alone!"
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I, also, have no objection to the PTIN fee. I believe that it separates the preparers who are afraid of scrutiny from those who are not. There has to be some distinction between honest preparers and those that are just trying to make a few bucks on the side. The cost of doing business honestly is increasing yearly. If we are really "a business" we should have some entitlement. These protesters may force me to hang it up before I truly want to.
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That's not to say that I don't USE the Save feature. I have it set to every five minutes and I click on the Save button frequently. The precautions that I take are to bail me out in the event of a computer failure. I also do external backups of the entire system periodically. The backup program that I use also allows me to access ATX files directly. I feel fairly safe with the methods that I use for backup, export and security. Just because I have never had a crash, doesn't mean that I won't.
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Yes, actually meant "export". Every time I make a major change in a return, I export it to the file in the jump drive. When return is finished, entire return is once again exported. Then, if I wish or need to work on a different computer, return can be imported into the Return Manager. I really don't worry about the Save feature, because I have saved (exported) a copy that I can carry around and/or keep in a safe place away from the computer program.
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De......I have no problems with the program, but I am stand alone on all three computers and not networked. Also, I save every return several times to a jump drive as I am working on it. Therefore, we can work on any return from any computer. I know this sounds cumbersome, but it works for us.
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Yes, so did I. Unsettling, to say the least.
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speaking of getting hacked, what security software do you use?
mcb39 replied to schirallicpa's topic in General Chat
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Tiger Direct and/or BestBuy online.
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Too bad they don't have a system to prevent them sending all the "new" offers to customers who have already renewed. Not very good PR. Might have to call my rep when I get home from vacation.
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Lots of that this year. Why oh why is right!
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That is definitely what I LOVED about your post.
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OMG.....nope, staying with 7 pro.
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I really like this idea. Now that I recall, his son came in and filed an extension last year and never did come back with his SE info. His excuse, he was getting married in the summer and didn't have the time. I think it is time to rid myself of these losers.
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Nope! Could and maybe should do that. Of course, I am never going to get paid.
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Millions Of Taxpayers Will Have A Longer Wait For Tax Refunds Next Year
mcb39 replied to Elrod's topic in General Chat
I had a client whose identity was stolen in 2014. He actually received a letter from IRS re 2015 refund being held BEFORE his legitimate tax return was even filed. So, they are making attempts to stop fraudulent returns. On the other hand; all IRS agents I have spoken to; agree that the PIN system is broken and no longer of any use. When I actually filed this particular client, using the PIN, it was rejected. Had to contact Identity Theft Dept and go through all the hoops again. Good side is: Thief never got the refund.