The question really goes back to why Intuit dropped the ball on the Texas combined reports.  Legislation passed in May 2023 so they had plenty of time to handle writing the updated software.

It's not just Lacerate that is having issues but also ProSeries and probably ProConnect as well.

Yes this is an extremely time consuming task to create new client files just to e-file a Texas Public Information Report.

In ProSeries we can uncheck the combined button, but we have no way of knowing if all of the affiliates Public Information Reports will be e-filed or is it just the one that is allowed to have an XT webfile number.

It is also very hard to find information regarding this issue.