salitzen
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‎11-25-2020
11:58 AM
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Are we able to e-file state returns after 11/21/2020 while the IRS e-file system is down for maintenance?
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itonewbie
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‎11-25-2020
12:56 PM
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No, not for PA, which is a piggyback state. See this article for the list of standalone vs piggyback states:
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sjrcpa
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‎11-25-2020
12:07 PM
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Generally No. There was an in program alert that I think said you could still efile CA and one other state.
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abctax55
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‎11-25-2020
12:13 PM
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So they 'said'... but CA piggybacks on the Fed so I don't see how it will work. And I have no returns to experiment with.
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sjrcpa
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‎11-25-2020
12:38 PM
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Neither do I.
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‎11-25-2020
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You can Efile CA without the fed, CA is stand alone.
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salitzen
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‎11-25-2020
12:45 PM
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Thanks. What about other states such as Pennsylvania?
itonewbie
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No, not for PA, which is a piggyback state. See this article for the list of standalone vs piggyback states:
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