Transmittal Letter Editor

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In an effort to improve the Transmittal Letter functionality and ease of use, this feature has been redesigned.

T-Letter Settings

The new Transmittal Letter UI is located on the 'Package Printing' page.

• Tax Forms > Review & File Forms > Package Printing

Enable the T-Letter

• Scroll to the 'Transmittal Letter' panel
• Select 'Yes' to Generate Transmittal Letter
  • This will enlarge the panel and engage all the fields.
• Select “No” to disable the T-Letter, hide the fields, and condense the panel.

Configure Your Transmittal Letter

Once enabled, you can edit the following fields:

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Options

• Load default template - selecting this will clear any changes you made here and default to any verbiage entered in the 'Transmittal Letter Management' page
• Save T-Letter - selecting this saves your changes
• Preview T-Letter - selecting this will download a PDF copy of the Transmittal Letter for review

You must select the “Save T-Letter” button for the changes to take place.

Transmittal Letter Management

Admin-level users can access this page via the name dropdown.

This page allows certain fields and features of the Transmittal Letter to be updated across multiple engagements.

In the Transmittal Letter Management page you can edit the following:

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You must select the “Save Settings” button for the changes to take place.

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