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Level 6
February 18, 2022
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When will NYC forms be available to e-file?

  • February 18, 2022
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I can't find this any where in the page for release dates. There is no section for NYC. 

Proseries says "Not EF ready but can be printed" then it says update available but if I have already updated ProSeries today. If I click the "update available now" link nothing happens. 

I thought I saw a previous notice that said NYC returns would be available to e-file Feb. 18 which is why I was trying today. 

I have filed several NY Scorp and partnerships that also need to file NYC and so I just want to be able to tell clients when their returns have be completely filed. 

thanks

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Level 4
February 19, 2022

According to Intuit's own list that shows the status of various forms, it says the NYC-3L would be ready for electronic filing on February 18.  This is at the very end of the list, where they use "YC" as the abbreviation for New York City.  Today is the 19th and it's STILL not ready.  When I go in and attempt to file it says "This form is NOT EF READY but can be printed".  Intuit could at least update the list so we are not given any false hope on this.  Really aggravating.  So many forms are ready much later this year.

ejdtaxmanAuthor
Level 6
February 22, 2022

Seriously! 

WTH Intuit? 

@IntuitAustin ???

Level 4
February 23, 2022

They FINALLY changed it on the list to read that it will be available for electronic filing on 2/25.  I have never seen so many forms being so late and so much disfunction than in earlier years.  Some federal and state forms won't be ready until March 3.  In my experience, EVERYTHING was always ready to go by mid-February.  I wish Intuit would provide some kind of BS explanation saying the fault lies on the other end and not with them, but there's been nothing, and the silence is just deafening.

It really is appalling, but Intuit has me over a barrel.  Unless... can another software provider actually convert your clients' data from the Intuit files? I've heard rumors that it can be done with Drake, though it seems like an awfully big risk I'd be taking.