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You can file them all filed in one hour if you can get them done that quickly.
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How about a half-hour?
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You can. I've had two years done at same time. I waited until oldest year is efiled and accepted before I sent the next year but that's just me and my personal preference.
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dkh...I just did the very same thing this year. I had a client who hadn't filed for 19', 20', 21'. I completed 21' by the due date. I then completed 19', efiled it and waited for the approval before submitting 20'. It's probably meaningless to do it that way but I didn't know how the stimulus payments may impact things in 20'.
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If there are things on one year that carryforward to the next year....
for example: refund being applied forward
You may want to wait and stagger filing so that the system can process and carryforward correctly.
I am in Oregon and have had problems with state returns when I file all at the same time.
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Thank-you for your input!
