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Thought I would give a quick update. After attempting to "fiddle" with this client's extension for 2 days - at a critical time when revenue stakes are high, I broke down and called tech support. I actually got a wonderful tech who walked me through correcting. The tech mentioned right off this was a known problem and there was a work around. As IRonMaN mentioned I had to uncheck the file return electronically for both the federal and state. Then check the the efile extension for both returns leaving the efile return unchecked. A misc statement in the name of one of the prior shareholders and an "untitled" basis statement had transferred over. I had tried to remove them but they kept re-appearing. There was information on the basis statement, so I zeroed out all the populated boxes and was then able to delete both statements. Whew, feeling really good about the next step - efiling the extension! Was about to click on the box when I got a statement that I needed to pay for the return as I had exceeded my limit. Tech support lady said I'd need to get that straight with customer service because I knew that was incorrect. I paid for the returns - knowing I'd be playing Russian roulette to call and get decent tech support. Happy to report both extensions went through fine. Getting a credit for the duplicated pay per return charge wasn't as easy or as pleasant......