You used the word "send." Did you really intend to mail all of this?

You print what is needed if you are giving paper to others, such as Partners. You print copies for your own files, including things like worksheets that you might not be able to get out of the software years later, such as Asset listings. You includes O&G if your entity has O&G. You e-file, not print, the return, most times, and the program sends all required forms and schedules (but not worksheets, for example, which are internal program entry and calculation tools for the most part), unless you are not e-filing and really are printing to mail. The client correspondence is for clients, which includes directions to your client (which might be you).

Your main filing form has lines that have values and there will be info that tells you if that is coming from another form or if that requires the inclusion of another form. And there is a sequence of attachments, if you really are printing and mailing, that you are supposed to follow.