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- E-filed CA tax return, but forgot to check the box for the Fed return. How do I efile the Fed return? CA has been accepted.
E-filed CA tax return, but forgot to check the box for the Fed return. How do I efile the Fed return? CA has been accepted.
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lkypon
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04-16-2022
12:41 PM
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itonewbie
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04-16-2022
01:06 PM
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CA is a standalone state. Just go back to ProConnect Tax and choose to e-file the Federal return.
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LarryPon
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04-17-2022
05:11 PM
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Proconnect would not let me efile the federal return. I cannot click on the box to efile.
Call tech support? If so, what is the number?
itonewbie
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04-17-2022
10:12 PM
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Go to the Check Return tab and review the diagnostic messages. Make sure you have at least all the critical diagnostics cleared - until you do that, ProConnect Tax won't let you e-file (because the return will likely be rejected due to errors, omissions, and/or failure to meet the IRS' requirements).
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