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Re: What to do when no w2 received by my client because his employer went out of business?

Re: Tax program not updating

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Re: WHERE TO DEDUCT NURSING LICENSE AND CE'S

Re: Gain on Foreign Mortgage

Re: Can I force the bank routing and bank account number to print on the 1040 when no tax is owed and no refund is due to taxpayer?

Re: Can I force the bank routing and bank account number to print on the 1040 when no tax is owed and no refund is due to taxpayer?

Re: Can I force the bank routing and bank account number to print on the 1040 when no tax is owed and no refund is due to taxpayer?

Re: Philadelphia Local tax withheld

Re: What does this mean? "Allocate all mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and mortgage insurance premiums as excess when claiming the standard deduction"

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Re: I have a new client that has 1099-S for sale of stumpage on main property. doing the sched D and 4797. how do i figure cost basis?

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Re: Do I need to be a certified tax preparer to use Intuit ProConnect to prepare and efile clients' tax returns? Or, can we use our SSN to sign as preparer?

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