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Release Notes: March 18th – 1040 View, MI & NJ

17 Mar 22
Craig Smith
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The site will be placed in maintenance on Friday, March 18th, beginning at 5:00am ET to release the below update(s). Note that deployments may take up to 3 hours to complete. During this time, access to the program may be limited.

1040 VIEW

  • Value displaying in error on 1040, Line 31 (Issue 6962)

MICHIGAN

  • MI-1040CR, Line 57 not carrying to Line 10 when amount also on Line 56 (Issue 6950)

NEW JERSEY (Part-Year)

  • Property tax deduction more beneficial for a return based on residency dates but property tax credit applied (Issue 6908)

 

Release Notes: March 16th – AZ, MD, NM & OH

15 Mar 22
Craig Smith
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The site will be placed in maintenance on Wednesday, March 16th, beginning at 5:00am ET to release the below update(s). Note that deployments may take up to 3 hours to complete. During this time, access to the program may be limited.

ARIZONA

  • 140-X switching TP first and last name display on PDF (Issue 6943)

MARYLAND

  • Two-Income Subtraction Worksheet not generating in PDF (Issue 6949)

NEW MEXICO (2020)

  • RDP-41272 not calculating appropriate penalty (Issue 6939)

OHIO (PART-YEAR)

  • No action when clicking “Begin” to enter residency dates (Issue 6940)

Release Notes: March 14th – CA, KY, MN & SC

12 Mar 22
Craig Smith
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The site will be placed in maintenance on Monday, March 14th, beginning at 5:00am ET to release the below update(s). Note that deployments may take up to 3 hours to complete. During this time, access to the program may be limited.

CALIFORNIA

  • F3849 calculating a SRP when full year coverage exemption reported (Issue 6928)

KENTUCKY

  • F740-NP, Section B, Line 10b calculating a retirement subtraction in error (Issue 6930)

MINNESOTA

  • M23 displaying the TP name as both the claimant and decedent on PDF (Issue 6886)

SOUTH CAROLINA

  • Age 65 or older deduction calculating instead of Military Retirement Deduction (Issue 6921)

TaxSlayer Pro Online: Missouri Direct Debit Payments [UPDATE]

12 Mar 22
Craig Smith
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3/12/22

Software vendors received the below update from MO regarding Direct Debit payments.

I wanted to provide a quick update on the status of Missouri MeF Payments.  Due to a few unexpected tax season issues, the development and testing on this process took much longer than we had anticipated. As of today, we officially have this ready to run in our production environment.  We have identified all the accounts we did receive payments on.  Of those accounts, we have pulled system data to identify the ones that have already remade their payment in some other manner.   Missouri DOR will not be pulling those payments.  All other past payments will still be pulled and are expected to hit customer accounts on approximately 3/18/22.  A notification has gone out to customers alerting them of this.  

Going forward, the Department will be initiating payments received on the requested effective date.  Customers will want to allow up to 5 business days for the payment to be debited from their bank account.

Customers with questions can contact the Department at [email protected] or 573-751-8150.


3/9/22 

We have received additional information from MO DOR regarding returns already filed with direct debit information present. Basically, ignore everything we said below!

Beginning next week, MO DOR will begin processing returns with direct debit information present. This means that any impacted taxpayers should NOT make other payment arrangements. If a TP has already made their payment using another method, MO indicated they will first check their records to make sure a payment has not been made prior to processing the returns (to avoid a double payment by the TP). MO also stated they will communicate out to the impacted TP’s they will be processing their payments prior to actually processing the payment.


This post is specific to 2021 Missouri electronically filed returns through TaxSlayer Pro Online that filed as “E-file: Direct Debit” state return type.

At this time, 3/8/22, we advise to NOT use E-file: Direct Debit for MO returns. We have a work item for development to remove direct debit as an option for MO returns.

For 2021, MO advised vendors they would now be offering Direct Debit as a payment option for electronically filed returns. MO contacted vendors again closer to the beginning of filing season indicating internal issues were occurring with their direct debit payment system, but expected a resolution prior to the beginning of filing season. Given the timeline to resolve processing issues prior to the beginning of e-file, we elected to leave direct debit as a payment option in the application. At the time of this post, MO is unable to process direct debit payments sent with an e-filed return.

How To Identify Already Filed MO Returns with Direct Debit

From the main page of your site, go to Reports > Other Data Reports > Management Reports. Run the “Pro Web Returns – Detail Return Report. Filter the “State Return Type” column by “Direct Debit” and the “State” column by “MO”. This will identify already filed MO Direct Debit returns. Impacted TP’s will need to mail in their payment using the voucher with their return prior to 4/18/22 or they visit the MO DOR website to make their payment or request a payment plan: MO Department of Revenue Payment Options

Release Notes: March 11th – NM, OH SD-100 & OR

10 Mar 22
Craig Smith
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The site will be placed in maintenance on Friday, March 11th, beginning at 5:00am ET to release the below update(s). Note that deployments may take up to 3 hours to complete. During this time, access to the program may be limited.

NEW MEXICO

  • NM Form RPD-41272 not generating (Issue 6910)

OHIO SD-100

  • 1099-R with SD withholdings not carrying to SD-100 (Issue 6923)

OREGON

  • Refund amount entered to carry towards 2022 not carrying to Line 46 (Issue 6909)

Release Notes: March 9th – CO, MI, MN & NJ

08 Mar 22
Craig Smith
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The site will be placed in maintenance on Wednesday, March 9th, beginning at 5:00am ET to release the below update(s). Note that deployments may take up to 3 hours to complete. During this time, access to the program may be limited.

COLORADO

  • Capital gain subtraction not calculating on a return (Issue 6902)

MICHIGAN

  • Form 4884 not including retirement benefits received from a deceased spouse (Issue 6883)

MINNESOTA

  • M1PR rebate not calculating a return under a certain income range (Issue 6887)

NEW JERSEY

  • Dependent income not carrying as household income to NJ Health Care Coverage Worksheet (Issue 6890)
  • Other Retirement Exclusion not calculating on returns when income over $100,000 (Issue 6698)

Release Notes: March 7th – DE, IA & NJ

06 Mar 22
Craig Smith
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The site will be placed in maintenance on Monday, March 7th, beginning at 5:00am ET to release the below update(s). Note that deployments may take up to 3 hours to complete. During this time, access to the program may be limited.

DELAWARE

  • Update Volunteer Firefighter credit text on page to reflect $500 instead of $400 (Issue 6875)

IOWA (Part-Year)

  • Military pay adjustment not carrying to IA return (Issue 6879)

NEW JERSEY (Part-Year)

  • Do not pro-rate property taxes paid entry based on residency dates (Issue 6847)

Message from NC: NCD400-2010 (2020 Returns)

04 Mar 22
Craig Smith
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Impacted 2020 NC returns can be resubmitted.


Software vendors received the below message from NC DOR regarding a reject potentially impacting 2020 NC returns. They can be resubmitted once this blog post has been updated.

It has been identified that business rule NCD400-2010 – [D-400/D-400 Sch S] – Line 7 must equal Schedule S Part A line 17 is triggering in error for Tax Year 2020 returns. NCDOR is currently working on a fix to correct. We will notify you once the fix has been deployed to production.