I went to the IRS website thinking I could look up a client's estimated tax payments for 2007. However could not determine how to do that> As I recalled it is now possible
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You have to be registered for e-services
and have a 2848 or disclosure authorization on file (or file one real time on e-services). If this is the case then you click on tax professionals at the top, scroll down a little, click e-services and log in.Originally posted by ICOUNT View Post
Couldn't live without it, especially during the "off season" (like we really have one anymore) with all the representation work I do now. -
Are you thinking of e-services?
You can check 941 deposits but I don't think you can check estimated payments for an individual. The Practicioners priorty line is the only place you can do that I'm aware of.In other words, a democratic government is the only one in which those who vote for a tax can escape the obligation to pay it.
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Maybe next season
At a seminar this Fall the IRS spokesman said they are working on a system similar to the "Where's my refund?" feature that will display the estimated tax payments the client has made. I think this will be fantastic!Comment
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