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Do you want to make a little bet?

Wisconsin has its own K1 that carries over from the Federal. Adjustments are made there. Remember that Partnerships don't pay tax. That information is passed on to the Partners.

Not that I know of.

I have NEVER been able to get that information to roll over. It's a challenge every year.

It is my understanding that the tuition credit follows the exemption; regardless of who actually pays it.

If you want it off the task bar., right click and you have an option to remove it from the taskbar.

Until they change their minds again.

Absollutely! Just click and carry to wherever you want it.

Apparently, ATX has trashed the whole double authentication thing. Nice, after we spent mega pages and time trying to figure out and help each other with how to do it.

I think that I would amend the original 1040, while picking up the adjustments on the first amendment.

If you want to print just one or two pages, it is easier to go to the top of the page in the open return and click on "Page". That is how I print my K-1s that I am giving to the partners.

Following.....

Why in the world would anyone want to print everything; unless you are printing to PDF?

We can only hope!

Absolutely!!!

I have been filing mine with the ATX Payroll module which comes with Max. Already filed and accepted.

Talk about the stone age. I need to learn how to use a scanner. I have a brand new one in the box and my son told me that it is obsolete and won't work with Win 11. It is painful to have to admit this.

My understanding is that e-file opens on the 29th of January.

Nope! I, for one, am not going there. In a big enough state of confusion without all that.

I totally agree. I have never purchased an extended warranty on anything and my clients aren't going to accept the hike in fees for that reason.

I found mine today in a Word Document.

I saw today that mine ended up in a Word Document. Oh my! Just happened to be saving a PDF for a client and saw it there.

Sweet Memories!!!!!!

This happens from time to time. I agree with Abby. You have no choice other than to exit. Close down the program and restart your computer. Restart ATX.