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Why does the client e-mail now print in the signature area? everybody says the IRS won't e-mail you.
How do I make it stop?
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You're right, I haven't seen an option either. Some clients are getting upset, "Why does IRS want this?"
Of course we don't know for sure what info is actually e-filed.
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I dont collect email addresses of my clients, so I havent noticed it, but sure seems like one of those things that should be optional to appear on the return itself.
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If you don't want it to print, Save the file, Delete the e-mail address, Print all your forms, Close the file BUT DO NOT SAVE.
Open file again.
You have to do the same thing when you e-file so the e-mail address is not there. You can save it elsewhere(like on the Client Status Sheet) so yo have it for next year.
Otherwise, just delete it forever, since you don't need it there anyway.
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It was a result of an update over a month ago. Intuit trying to fix one thing and creating another issue, which they do not care about correcting.
Now that Ohio has backed off the email requirement to e-file their returns, I'm just deleting them before I print. It's in my office client file if I need it.