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  • taxea
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    Just goes to show you get what you pay for....I use ProSeries since 1994 and have never had an efile problem with my own return with either me as the preparer and ERO or self prepared and me as ERO

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  • joanmcq
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    Preparer, preparerd, ERO....

    I don't THINK I have the 3rd party designee checked, but who knows at this point in the season? I have been talking to myself lately. and using 'we' when talking to clients even though it's just me here. I think.

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  • FEDUKE404
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    The end IS near...

    Originally posted by JG EA
    I was making a joke. You really are your own 3rd party designee?
    Barring any potential schizophrenic surprises, my personal tax return does not yet show myself as a third party designee.

    As for some of the comments made by Jesse, this thread was beginning to look like something from "Ghost." Will Oda Mae next be making an appearance here??

    FE

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  • JG EA
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    Originally posted by BOB W
    I am >>>>>who cares....................

    Sorry for being nasty sounding, but none of this matters in the end.
    I was making a joke. You really are your own 3rd party designee?

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  • BOB W
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    Originally posted by JG EA
    I do this also. And I'm not my 3rd party designee.
    I am >>>>>who cares....................

    Sorry for being nasty sounding, but none of this matters in the end.
    Last edited by BOB W; 04-14-2011, 07:58 PM.

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  • JG EA
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    Originally posted by BP.
    Self as ERO and taxpayer . . . self-prepared box checked in software.
    I do this also. And I'm not my 3rd party designee.

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  • Jesse
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    Originally posted by BOB W
    Does it matter if you are the preparer? Been doing it for years as preparer. Don't even give it a second thought. File it anyway to get it filed.
    Originally posted by BHoffman
    Path of least resistance
    Originally posted by thomtax
    Ditto here.

    LT
    Ditto & double ditto here!

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  • thomtax
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    Originally posted by BOB W
    Does it matter if you are the preparer? Been doing it for years as preparer. Don't even give it a second thought. File it anyway to get it filed.
    Ditto here.

    LT

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  • BHoffman
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    Path of least resistance

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  • BOB W
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    Does it matter if you are the preparer? Been doing it for years as preparer. Don't even give it a second thought. File it anyway to get it filed.

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  • Bees Knees
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    So do you have to sign the 8879 authorizing yourself to file your own return and keep it in your file to prove to IRS you actually did authorize yourself to file the return electronically?

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  • FEDUKE404
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    Not a problem

    I've done that for years. Actual tax returns show no preparer information.

    Of course, I do have to be my own ERO - which is a separate matter entirely.

    FE

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  • ChEAr$
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    Originally posted by ttbtaxes
    Does anyone have a suggestion how you e-file your own return? My software obviously won't allow it without a preparer designated.

    Do you show yourself as preparer and taxpayer or do you paper file?
    I know how you feel. For years I tried to get TAxwise to do something about that, but they wouldn't. Probably some others do it also.

    But now with Drake, one can edit such things. My own 8879 proclaims me as taxpayer and ERO only.

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  • BP.
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    Self as ERO and taxpayer . . . self-prepared box checked in software.

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  • spanel
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    preparer and taxpayer


    Chris

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