@IntuitGabi always pleasure to perpetuate the self-support aspect of the paid "pro" level application churned out by the minions at Intuit. Not that there's a ref code for my specific need since it involves Ohio the redheaded stepchild of ALL tax prep. Cheers.

Ask Intuit. Same email, same password as exists for this Community. Now there exists a new user profile, new badges, new name. It's the opposite of what I was expecting with all the Intuit consolidation. 

Meaningful much like their canned corporate reply. At least I got to setup another Intuit Log in. 👍 https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/other-questions/re-intuit-online-payroll-is-now-unusable-quickbooks-online/01/1090952/highlight/true#M103487

Pardon me @qbteachmt. As the now shuttered Intuit Online Payroll was an integral part of the Practice it seemed reasonable to post here looking for collective insight from others working in a Practice. That being said, I do very much appreciate your looking out for me and my whereabouts [removed]. 

Not all states allow electronic estimates especially with clients on extension. Lacerte will not determine/verify this for you. Intuit will allow you to set-up electronic estimates payment without Critical Diagnostic. Check all the possible boxes, force dates and amounts -- and even the Letter will change. And then... nothing. Client will need revert to mailing paper vouchers and manual checks.  Be sure to check the FinTrans Summary in Forms to double check if electronic is possible. All electronic transactions scheduled will appear there. If it does not show Estimates, they're not an available option for that taxpayer.* (*electronic payment, especially Estimates is fairly "new" for my firm, we tend to not change things until broken. If I am mistaken in my explanation, I beg leniency in your retaliation. I finally had enough of hand crafting out of state vouchers so I am now all in on electronic payments when possible! And I'm all for dropping out of state clients but that's another discussion.)

Did Thunderbird somehow upgrade itself to the 64-bit version? They offer a 32-bit option, but I cannot remember if 64-bit might be preferred by Thunderbird. Presume no 64-bit is compatible with Lacerte. Intuit specifically mentions "Microsoft Outlook (64-bit versions of Outlook are not supported)" Link to available versions of Thunderbird (32-bit offerings underneath)  Download Thunderbird in your language — Thunderbird

I couldn't find specific mention in Intuit ProConnect Community re: Microsoft Office version, but he is a link from Thomson presume similar requirements. Seems Thomson (Ultra Tax) requires desktop (Local PC drive, not Hosted) installation of Office applications and use of the 32-bit version.  Microsoft Office Guidelines for CS Professional Suite  @AshleyatIntuit  @TylorValdez1 you out there? 'Lil help?