Danger - Federal Estimated Tax Vouchers have 2021 dates when you print!

[TexasCPA1]

The 2022 Estimated Tax Vouchers look correct on your screen.  When you print them they have 2021 dates on them.  This needs to be fixed immediately ProSeries - embarrassing for you!

[dkh]

According to @IntuitZacharyG   in this post Printing Estimated Payment Vouchers for 2022 - Intuit Accountants Community      he is reporting to the appropriate team.    Looks like that team couldn't get it fixed for this last update.  I'm have no clue about programming but I can't believe changing the date from 2021 to 2022 is that complicated.  

[Just-Lisa-Now-]

Its been reported, thankfully they DO have the big black 2022 on the front, I doubt the IRS cares about the due date printed on the voucher.

[IntuitZacharyG]

Good morning, yes this is a known issue and it has been reported. The appropriate team is aware and working on this. Thanks for letting us know. 

[dkh]

Lisa, it isn't the point that IRS probably won't care that it is wrong. The point is we PAY for it to be correct.

[dkh]

How much confidence will a client have in the tax return we present to them if something simple like a date isn't correct.  If it were me being presented with the return and told - Oh don't worry that those dates aren't correct - IRS won't even notice, I'd wonder if the calculations were correct

[IRonMaN]

Once again, my curiosity got the best of me.  Which team is the appropriate team for this complex fix?  What if the inappropriate team ended up being notified?  I have to worry about these things just in case nobody else is worried about them.