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‎12-06-2019
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how access pay per return
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IRonMaN
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‎12-06-2019
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ex-AllStar, ex-Lutefisk taste taster, ex-ACME product tester
and ex marks the spot where those rocks and anvils hit me.
and ex marks the spot where those rocks and anvils hit me.
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IRonMaN
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ex-AllStar, ex-Lutefisk taste taster, ex-ACME product tester
and ex marks the spot where those rocks and anvils hit me.
and ex marks the spot where those rocks and anvils hit me.
Marc-TaxMan
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‎12-06-2019
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and click print. If you are PPR and have not paid for that client before, it will make you.
Newest (2017) Fast Path must be renewed to print any return: even prior year for which you paid and are now doing.
Newest (2017) Fast Path must be renewed to print any return: even prior year for which you paid and are now doing.
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Or if you know you will ultimately need to print x returns, you can do a one time larger increase that you just "pull from" throughout tax season so you don't have to plug in credit card info every time.... You can do that by going to TOOLS, selecting PAY PER RETURN, and then INCREASE ACCOUNT BALANCE where you can enter a dollar amount but please note, the PPR balance doesn't transfer year to year and is NOT refundable, so don't do more than you will need.