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How do I upload Form 4884 to complete for e-filing purposes?
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Mr Moore
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04-08-2023
07:22 PM
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Need Michigan Form 4884 uploaded so I can complete for e-file? How do I do that? Where do I find the Form so I can access it?
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Mr Moore
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04-08-2023
07:19 PM
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How do I complete Michigan Form 4884 so that it will transfer to Sch
George4Tacks
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04-09-2023
09:33 AM
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Google is your friend. You should converse with him.
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George4Tacks
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04-09-2023
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How to attach https://proconnect.intuit.com/support/en-us/help-article/electronic-filing/attach-pdf-tax-return-e-f...
Where to make an entry
.State & Local > Mi Modifications > Other subtractions (Click on button to expand) and reference the attached form OR Retirrement or Pension benefits [Override]
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