@Click
1) There are so many software and form updates needed between now and the end of January, that I "Strongly" suggest you start over with a new file in late January....after which, most of the critical bugs will have been fixed. If you try to go with you current file, there might be some other errors that crop up that might be unfixable.
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2) The software will not allow you to e-file a tax return containing any fields with overrides or marked as being estimated numbers in them. You would only be able to print and mail-file.
Thus, only use your early prep to get an idea of what the final filing might look like. Starting over could be a bit of a pain, but it may well be less frustrating at the time you end up filing.
____________*Answers are correct to the best of my knowledge when posted, but should not be considered to be legal or official tax advice.*
