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Automatic PIN generation in tax returns
Change a 1040 client to a 1065 client
Complete Form 4972 - Tax on lump-sum distributions
FinCEN BOI Corporate Transparency Act
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act changes
Data share K-1 information into a return
Depreciation: Mass disposal of building and land
E-file rejections for OH RITA returns
Enter vacation rental information
Error: Amounts not printing on forms (OCR-A BT font issue)
Error: Final short year with the year ending in December
File Connecticut (CT) Form OP-424
FinCEN Form 114 (FBAR) extension
Change Form 1125-A (Cost of Goods Sold) lines 4 and 5
Include memo asset on balance sheet
International ACH transactions for state returns
Create and deliver PDFs of K1 recipient and participant statements
Metropolitan commuter transportation mobility tax (MCTMT)
Multi-state K-1 allocations for 1065 or 1120
Name control field for e-filing
Payment by credit card for balance due on returns, estimates, and extensions
Qualified business income (QBI) for pass-through entities
Qualified business income (QBI) for vacation rentals
Qualified business income (QBI) from royalties (1040)
Remove Schedule M-1 book-tax difference
Remove Schedule M-2 adjustment
Scannable forms for North Carolina 1120 or 1065
Schedule K, line 3a doesn't include the amount from Form 4797
Schedule M-1 and M-2 Section 179 adjustments
Schedule M-1 adjustment for section 179 assets
Sharing K-1 state if different (SID) data
Sign 1120 or 990 e-file using Scanned Form 8453 option
Sign 1120 or 990 e-file using the Practitioner PIN option
Situs is turned off for rental, farm, or farm rental unit
Statement data entry: Exclude and include columns (I/X)
Tax Year End window for 52/53 year-end client
Texas franchise: No tax due information report
Texas franchise: Public Information Report (05-102)
Texas franchise: Report year on a final return