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How can I retrieve a filed 1065 to print a copy?
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ever_hernandez
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04-18-2023
02:40 PM
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I would like to see if there is a process for going back in and downloading a copy for a client
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IntuitCharlene
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04-18-2023
03:12 PM
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Once the return is accepted you can print the confirmation letter. This article shows you how: Generating the E-file confirmation letter in ProConnect Tax
You can print the return at any time. This article shows you how: How do I print a return in ProConnect?
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