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If you have a Schedule C on a Joint Return and the Schedule C owner is the Spouse when it goes over to PA it assigns it to the Taxpayer not the Spouse.
How do we flag this for the programmers?
Dusty
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Would you try to go back to the PA schedule C and un-check the taxpayer box? And then the it should auto-populate the correct (spouse) box.
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I think the point is, theres no reason it shouldn't carryover from federal as the correct person.
@IntuitAngela_13 could you flag this for programming too
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The federal will carryover to the state as correct person if there is no user entry first. Otherwise, the carryover won't override user entry.
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I deleted the Schedule C and went to the state and deleted that one. I then went back to the Federal and created a new one clicking as the spouse and went to the state and it still assigned it to the primary taxpayer.
Dusty
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@Just-Lisa-Now- Yes, I will get this reported to the PA state team.
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@Dusty2 Could you please send a sanitized copy of the client file to proseries_engineering@intuit.com? This will assist us in the investigation of this issue.
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Ok, so how do you sanitize a file? That would be good information to have if you are going to ask me to do it.
Dusty
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Hi @Dusty2
These are the steps for sanitizing a client file. Apologies for not including this in the previous post.
- Go to your HomeBase.
- Click on the client you need to sanitize. Hold down the Ctrl key on your keyboard if you need to select multiple clients.
- Select the File menu, click on Client File Maintenance, then select Sanitize...
- A new window will open when your sanitization is complete. Take note of the Location for sanitized data files displayed here.
- Attach the sanitized client file to the email message.
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Dusty - the alternative method to sanitizing a file is to take the file and stick it in a container of chocolate ice cream over night 😉
Sounds like your tax season is off to a not so great start. Good luck for the rest of tax season 👍
Slava Ukraini!
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Final question - What e-mail address do I send it to?
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She has the e-mail address listed in her post.
Slava Ukraini!
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Please send the sanitized file to proseries_engineering@intuit.com.
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No glitches for me yet ------------------ but I haven't done any returns yet. I'm keeping my paws crossed though. I never slow down -------- I've got too many ACME rockets in storage to not keep up the pace 🚀
Slava Ukraini!
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8/3/2023
Is there a resolution for this issue???? I have sent a sanitized file to proseries_engineering@intuit.com
Case:15103368621; ty in advance for your response 🙂