Business returns opened for Efiling last week, its 1040 returns that were still waiting to open.

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@Just-Lisa-Now- wrote:

Business returns opened for Efiling last week, its 1040 returns that were still waiting to open.

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But is Intuit accepting them?  A year or two ago an Intuit Employee said they hold everything until the late-January opening (even though business returns open in early January).  Not sure if that is true or not, but with Intuit's history of stupidity, it could be true.

I thought someone posted in the last day or two that they efiled a corporate return and couldn't figure out why they couldn't efile a 1040.

@Hub  What happens when you try to efile the corporate returns?

I am trying to get an eSignature which I paid for when it kept telling me I didn’t have any left. So I bought another. Without that I can’t send to me client. I will call again tomorrow for the third time and see if I can get someone in tech to fix the eSignature issue. 
Two calls so far and two different answers. 

This is not an efile issue. eSignature is separate from efiling.

That may be true but was still told it was shut down and would have to file on paper

will get to the bottom of this tomorrow 

I tried to get an esignature for a 2019 return and it is saying I don't have any when I know that I do.  I was able to do it for 2018, just not 2019.  I've now been on hold for 48 minutes!

I finally gave up and just emailed my client the filing signature forms and just got them back.  So don't need the eSig at this time for 2019-20 returns but will need it for my next one, so am interested in the resolution.  Was too busy to contact them today.  

Thanks for responding, it's nice to know I'm not the only one with the question.

I was able to e-file the corporate returns and they were accepted. 

Now I see that Intuit is refunding my eSignature purchase for the 2020 year?  Doesn't make sense as I still have another fiscal year 2019-20 corporate return to file. 

Guess I will have to contact technical support and talk to them about the eSignature issue

Good news about efiling the corporate return. The rest sucks.