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Interesting. I have a handful of clients who come to me
because I e-file, but only one who specifically expressed
that he does not want to e-file. The majority are either
indifferent or mildly in favor of e-file for their
convenience or speed in getting a refund.

The majority of my clients have a definite preference on
direct deposit, and it seems to run along age or economic
class lines. Most use direct deposit; older clients or those
who have to watch their budgets closely seem to want paper
checks. (I don't do RALs or similar bank products.)

I routinely e-file by default, including balance due
returns. I have never had a client who wanted to pay by
direct debit.

--
Don EA in Upstate NY

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yes, and it was rammed thru the legislature. The folks at
MDR made it clear that the e-file thing was attached as a
rider on another bill and they got dumped on...

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We're going to mod the master form for WI and write in the
required "non e-file" text. If we do e-file that will be
ignored...

Still doing only about 16% of our returns on EF. People
still don't want it, and even less want direct deposit...

Dave

"Hid in the reeds are eyes that peek,
voices I don't understand.
Flamingos fly endlessly,
To the silent sky"

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