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I figured it out right after I submitted this one, but it wasn't showing up in my submitted issues. Vermont had two different rates in 2022 - 0.4 in Q1/Q2 and 0.8 in Q3/Q4. Because of this I had to break them out with two separate VT entries. ProSeries just isn't smart enough to catch this and thought the client paid two different states.
I haven't done a schedule H in a lot of years, but I think you need to look closely at the form to find if you clicked on something wrong or if the form made a bad assumption that you need to change.
I figured it out right after I submitted this one, but it wasn't showing up in my submitted issues. Vermont had two different rates in 2022 - 0.4 in Q1/Q2 and 0.8 in Q3/Q4. Because of this I had to break them out with two separate VT entries. ProSeries just isn't smart enough to catch this and thought the client paid two different states.
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