Working with Tax Documents (Print Files)
Tax documents (or print files) are PDF files that include the computed tax data for an account. During processing, the computed tax data is formatted and displayed exactly as it appears on the applicable federal or state form or worksheet. For example, a federal tax return print file for a 1041 account formats and displays the computed tax data on IRS Form 1041.
To access the print files for an account, select the
Documents
main topic. The Documents page displays by default. Use this page to:
Download and open a print file
Keep a print file
Indicate printing is not required for a print file
Delete a print file
The following graphic shows the features of the Documents page:
Downloading and Opening Print Files
To download and open a print file:
On the Documents page, use + or - to navigate to the print file you want to download and open.
Select the tax document link in the
Recipient
column. A message displays to indicate the download process started. After the download completes, one of the following occurs, depending on your Internet browser and how its download options are set:
The print file opens and displays in Adobe Acrobat Reader.
The print file is available at the bottom of your Internet browser. You will need to perform an action to open the file in Acrobat Reader. The following graphic shows that you can select
Open file
when Microsoft Edge is set to not ask you what you want to do with the downloaded file:
When you keep a print file, you prevent the print file from being overridden by a subsequent processing request. To keep a print file, select the
Keep
check box for the print file then select
Save
.
Indicating Printing is Not Required for a Print File
To indicate that printing is not required for a print file, select the
Print Not Required
check box for the print file then select
Save
.
The following guidelines apply to deleting print files:
ONESOURCE Trust Tax deletes the print file and the corresponding compute file. A deleted print file and the corresponding compute file cannot be restored.
A tax return print file cannot be deleted if it includes data that has been filed with a taxing authority.
Deleting a print file for a 5 x 5 1041 return deletes the 5 x 5 grantor print file and the associated data.
If there is more than one print file for a specific return type, you must delete the prior print files before you can delete the print file that was most recently generated. A print file cannot be deleted if it includes data that has been filed with a taxing authority.
To delete a print file, select Delete for the print file you want to delete. A message displays, indicating the document cannot be restored after deletion. Select OK to delete the print file.