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What happens if I e-file for my client but they did submit e signature?
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04-11-2022
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itonewbie
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04-11-2022
09:57 PM
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If they submitted e-signatures on a F.8879 and you e-filed, all is good, right. But if you meant they didn't sign the F.8879 or the e-signatures do not conform to the requirements, you'd want to correct that ASAP.
Failure in doing so could be deemed a breach of the ERO regulations and likely Circular 230. It may also render the return invalid, just like filing a return without signature in wet ink in the good 'ol days.
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