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Currently when you create an amended return, the original return filing status and extension status are associated with the Amended Return. These statuses should stay with the original return because otherwise you lose the audit trail affect of knowing original returns/extensions were accepted once the Amended return is filed.When the amended return is created, the filing and extension statuses should be associated with the Original return. The amended return filing and extension statuses will be blank until the amended return is eFiled. Once the amended return is eFiled, the filing status for the amended return should be reflected under return filing status for that amended return. This way you have a record and audit trail of both the original return and the amended return separately.
We don't utilize the Notes button regularly. It would be great if there IS information present in the Notes area, if the button would be highlighted to draw our attention to it.
It would be helpful if a client has an IP PIN one year (taxpayer, spouse or dependents) if ProSeries would require that field to be completed in future years. Make a blank IP PIN field an Error if the prior year had one.Once the IRS determines that an IP PIN is required, or once a taxpayer has requested they have an IP PIN, that number is REQUIRED each year before filing can be completed.The IP PIN changes each year so it can't be carried forward. Clients don't understand the importance of IP PINs and frequently don't bother bringing it in or they are misplaced. If I don't remember they had one, I don't remember to ask for it. Then the return rejects at e-filing and I have to start the process of making the client track the number down.
When entering payer demographic information from 1099, W-2 etc. Population of city and/or state would be helpful and speed up data entry. Also, W-2 upload requires too much information to be entered before population and sometimes no population uploads at all and then manual entry is required after all. Is it possible to upload into the database with just the employer/payer EIN? I belief it was a feature some time ago.
Please incorporate the functionality of reviewing a tax return inside of ProConnect and using tickmarks to notate individual lines of the tax return.I want to be able to use tickmarks (different colors / shapes) to notate lines as I review: correct, needs attention, will change, etc.Also being able to includes comments with the tickmarks and being able to view/print a sheet of all comments, tickmarks, and the lines they affect on the return as a single document.This is crucial to efficiently review tax returns.
Now that interest rates are 8%, the interest on late payments can accrue quickly. If a client makes a payment after April 15th but before the return is filed (so that the penalties will stop accruing), the software doesn't account for interest from April 15th to the payment date. ProSeries shows the payment as just additional tax paid and the return bottom line on the 1040 will show a refund. But there is no refund, since interest will be charged from April 15 to the payment date. This will result in additional letters to the client adjusting the "refund" on every tax return.
The Form 990-T; Schedule A; Part V; Line 3b is a Rental Property "attach statement" line. You complete the "Explanation Statement" (in this instance, a detail of the rental property operating expenses other than Depreciation. Part V; Lines 4 & 5 are used to calculated the taxable allocation of gross rental income and expenses (by property). This % is then used to reduce the gross rent & expenses to the avg debt / avg NBV of rental property ratio.On the "Explanation Statement" there is an ALLOCABLE EXPENSE AMOUNT which is calculated, using the same ratio of Avg Debt / Avg NBV. The note on this line references it should (must) equal Part V; Line 3b.I think that reference is wrong... it should equal Line 9; Allocable Deductions. This is causing computational (or reference) errors for each property. The amounts appear to be calculated correctly (there can be rounding errors because Part V; Line 6 allows 4 decimal places... The Explanation Statement allows 3 decimal places. This has been very frustrating, especially if I am wrong in my outlook & your layout is (in your world of programming) properly done. Need some help in figuring this out.
We are about to see the average time spent on a return but can not track the time for individual returns/projects.
The recent update made input fields truncated and windows too small, view size of screen is small and hard to read. Reviewing data entry is near impossible as only 5 characters now show from what was input. It was great before, but the recent update really made it a mess. Why make the view windows so small? Why truncate fields so we can't see what is in them in the views? This happens now across the platform in various views and is super frustrating. I can't even tell what was input because the view is ridiculously truncated. I've tried to zoom in and out, and it doesn't affect the view and what is seen. Please revert back to what was there before so we can read the inputs and make the detail screens big again.
the program creates a negative number when in excess of $2 Billion. This prevents the e-filing of the various returns. Is there a way Lacerte can fix this issue? The fix would prevent having to switch to another software.
The alert box which pops up to remind you to click a box is not necessary since the box is already highlighted. Ex: W-2 input when the alert box comes up to tell you to make sure you click the box to confirm that the state withholding amount is correct.
When printing a partnership return, Proseries currently prints all the K-1s together, and then prints all the Basis Statements together. Like this: K-1 Partner #1, K-1 Partner #2, K-1 Partner #3, etc, followed by Basis Statement Partner #1, Basis Statement Partner #2, Basis Statement Partner #3, etc. This causes a lot of manual collating before sending the K-1s and Basis Statements out to the clients.(Okay, for 3 partners its not a lot of time, but I have a partnership with 200+ partners, and it takes a large number of hours to manually collate the K-1s and the Basis Statements together before sending them out to the partners).Suggestion: When printing a partnership return, give us the option to collate the K-1s and the Basis Statements. Like this: K-1 Partner #1, Basis Statement Partner #1, K-1 Partner #2, Basis Statement Partner #2, K-1 Partner #3, Basis Statement Partner #3, etc.This would make it so much easier to give each partner their K-1 and Basis Statement together, without doing a lot of manual collating.Thanks!
Need to be able eFile Kansas City Profits Tax "KC Form RD-108" for individuals with business profit in the MO 1040 package and also add the form for businesses in the 1120S & C and 1065 modules to have Kansas City Profits Tax and allow it to be eFiled for KC Form RD-108.This is Mandatory as of Jan 1, 2024. I called Jason at ProSeries on Date: 2023-12-27T17:29:26.000+0000 and opened Case Number: 15109639049Whether or not that opened a ticket, I'm not sure but wanted to let you know. I also posted this in theIntuit Accountants Community ProSeries Tax ProSeries Tax Discussionslast week but was told it was better to post it here instead.Thanks.
Need to expand the view of Description in Business other deduction, Because it reate difficulty in internal review of return
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