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Extension Filed on one copy of return (subsequently rejected but still), and return completed on another copy
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Austin_Cat
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08-11-2025
03:57 AM
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It's occurred to me this will likely be a problem. I am new to the software and filed an extension under a new business client of mine (1065 Partnership LLC). In the interest of time I did this without going through PY return and rolling forward. After, I got the 2023 return entered and rolled but it of course created a new file. I am currently waiting for Intuit to refund money that I paid twice for the same return, but meantime, is this other thing a problem? Sorry I may have just worked it out. I just need to talk to customer service unless someone else has thoughts. Thanks as always.
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Kathi_at_Intuit
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08-14-2025
07:43 AM
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Hi @Austin_Cat ,
Welcome to ProConnect Tax and thanks for choosing it. Have you reached out to ProConnect Tax Support yet? They might be able to assist with this. We look forward to your contributions in the community! Happy posting.
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