Discussion:Drake users, a couple questions

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 +{{ForumReplyPost|UserID=Inagpurwala|Date=27 April 2008|Text=1) It is "pay per return." It does not matter you e-file or not. I used it for this tax season (first time). Previously I have used ProSeries.
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 +2) I did not use non-resident so I do not know much about. Other users can chime in.
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 +3) To me too many data screen to accompolish the simple task (e-file: goes through three screens).
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Newarcher (talk|edits) said:

26 April 2008
Hi Guys and Gals,


I received my eval copy of the Drake software and I have a couple of questions.


1) If using the pay-per-return option, the software says that I can e-file up to 15 returns for $285. Does that mean that I can prepare as many paper file returns as I want as long as I don't e-file more than 15? Most of my clients did not e-file. I am guessing this isn't the case and it is based on 15 PREPARED returns but you never know.


2) How strong is the state on non-resident and part-year State module? My current vendor, Taxact, doesn't do all NR states. I have two (and possibly more) clients that are musicians that work in multiple States and need this functionality complete.


3) Any other gotchas? I am seriously considering using this product going forward.


Thanks,

Michael

Inagpurwala (talk|edits) said:

27 April 2008
1) It is "pay per return." It does not matter you e-file or not. I used it for this tax season (first time). Previously I have used ProSeries.

2) I did not use non-resident so I do not know much about. Other users can chime in.

3) To me too many data screen to accompolish the simple task (e-file: goes through three screens). Some of the screen difficult to understand. I like Form based data entry as in ProSeries.

IshaqInagpurwala 20:28, 26 April 2008 (CDT)