If Prior Year Carryforward is used and anyone in the return had an IP PIN in the prior year and does not have one in the current year, a warning is displayed to the preparer at e-file as a warning:

If Prior Year Carryforward is used and anyone in the return had an IP PIN in the prior year and does not have one in the current year, a warning is displayed to the preparer at e-file as a warning:

9:11am ET – All TaxSlayer Production Systems are actively running as expected at this time.
The Crowdstrike Incident is impacting a large number of businesses that use Microsoft Windows to host files. This is currently impacting your ability to open returns and print returns from the client list. Our IT team is closely monitoring the “Crowdstrike Incident” and is following any guidelines released to lessen or eliminate the impact on our applications and services.
You may experience pages with the following wording:
This error has caused you to be logged out of your account. We have been notified and are currently working to correct the problem.
Scenario: I am receiving an error when trying to transmit returns from the transmission menu
Workaround: Transmit the returns individually from the Submission page in e-file
Solution: We are working to determine the reason for the error and deliver a programmatic solution.
We have added an easier way to archive Preparers that you know will not be volunteering at your site in the future.
This process will make it easier to manage your active/inactive users by not displaying those that will not be returning.

Update (11:56am) We have identified the issue and restarted all necessary services. You will slowly see the returns change from “Received” to “ready” to “Sent”. Once they are sent to the IRS, you will see the acks come back in their normal timely fashion.
We are experiencing a delay in returns being sent to the IRS. These will appear with the status of “Transmitted” on your Client List and will display as “received” on the client status. We have opened a high priority ticket with our development team to resolve this.
Update 04/09/2024 8:47am: This has been resolved. You can now continue through the extension process.
Scenario: You select to File an extension and the page just spins
Workaround: Click “Your Office” on the left navigation panel to exit the page
Solution: We have entered a high priority ticket to resolve this.
Update 4/5/2024: You can now correct and electronically re-submit any rejected extensions
Scenario: My extension was rejected and there is no option to re-submit it after correcting the reject errors.
Impact: [Minimal] A small percentage of extensions are rejected by the IRS. They typically do a cursory check for name control and if an extension is already on file.
Solution: We have a work item in for a programmatic fix.
Alternative solution until this can be resolved: