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Why does someone using TurboTax to file their 1041 not need an EFIN, but I need one to file a self-prepared 1065 on ProSeries?
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Because Turrddo Tax is for DIYers (nonprofessionals). ProSeries is for tax professionals.
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If they screw the return up then they'll get a tax preparer with a Efin
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I am now a DIYer since selling my practice. I don't have an EFIN....so I am forced to use TurboTax or some other equivalent non professional program?
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Yes. Or get an EFIN if you are eligible. But that takes weeks/months.
Or file on paper.
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Thanks. I am fine with filing on paper. But as I assemble the 1065 to send in, I see a new AZ requirement to efile. Ugh...so I went ahead and sent in the extensions and filed a paper copy while I figure out efile. Any recommendations re DIYer programs? Do you know if ProSeries transfers to Turbo Tax?
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The desktop version of TT is quite similar to PS though, there wouldn't be much of a learning curve.
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I figured. I remember going from TT to PS year ago, I guess it doesn't transfer the other way. Oh well, the fixed asset entries will kill me.
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