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Preparers generally receive IRS e-file acknowledgements in 24 to 48 hours.
Taxpayers can e-file and not pay balance due amounts until the return due date.
Cut paper, printing, postage, and handling costs.
Taxpayers who e-file generally receive their refund in less than half the time of paper.
Many states have begun to mandate that certain tax returns be filed electronically, and additional states are expected to introduce mandates in the future.
Preparers who file 5 or more returns electronically have access to the IRS online E-Services including, Taxpayer Identification Number Matching, Disclosure Authorization, Electronic Account Resolution, Transcript Delivery System and many other features.
To ensure a quality experience with our professional tax e-File system, Intuit has made significant investments in hardware and expanded system improvements. This improved e-File system is designed to provide continued operation and little or no customer impact in the event of possible hardware or software failure.
Major enhancements include:
Effective April 23, 2007, Intuit will offer Lacerte customers a guarantee of on-time submission of tax returns and if late, reimburse for paid e-File fees and any assessed late filing penalties.
If any Lacerte customer is unable to submit to Intuit any federal or state tax return before the applicable filing deadline or Intuit fails to file Lacerte customer-submitted returns with the appropriate tax agency before the applicable filing deadline and the lack of submission or filing is due to a failure of Intuit's electronic filing system, Intuit will refund any applicable electronic filing fees, and reimburse the taxpayer for any resulting penalties and interest levied and paid to the tax agency, upon submission of documentation reasonably acceptable to Intuit. Intuit is not responsible for any failure by Lacerte customers to submit, or Intuit's failure to file, any federal or state tax return due to reasons beyond its commercially reasonable control, including but not limited to internet outages or any deficiencies in the actual federal or state returns that prevent filing.