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<strong>Drake</strong> <strong>Software</strong> User’s <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Comparing Data<br />

Figure 5-63: A green check mark indicates the PDF document has been attached;<br />

a red “X” indicates the PDF document has not been attached<br />

4. Click the row of a document to attach.<br />

5. Click Browse.<br />

6. Browse to the proper folder (where you saved the PDF document), select the PDF<br />

file to attach, and click Open (or double-click the file name).<br />

Repeat for all documents with a red X. When all documents have been attached to a<br />

completed return, recalculate the return to make sure all EF messages have been<br />

cleared. If so, the return is ready to be e-filed.<br />

In <strong>Drake</strong>, you can compare data between two versions of the same tax return. You can<br />

also produce a tax return comparison worksheet that shows data for a client’s returns<br />

for the current year and the two prior years.<br />

Crosschecking<br />

<strong>Drake</strong><br />

Calculations<br />

The Checking Information screen allows you to cross-check <strong>Drake</strong> calculations with<br />

amounts from a previously prepared return. Any discrepancies between the <strong>Drake</strong><br />

return and the previously prepared return are shown in an EF message (Figure 5-64 on<br />

page 187).<br />

To compare a <strong>Drake</strong> return with a previously prepared return:<br />

Screen code: CHK<br />

1. Open the return to be compared, and go to the CHK screen.<br />

2. Enter the information from the previously prepared return regarding income,<br />

taxes, credits, deductions, banking, etc.<br />

3. Exit the CHK screen and calculate the return.<br />

4. In View mode, view the EF message page (Figure 5-64 on page 187), which<br />

shows where discrepancies occurred.<br />

186 Tax Year 2012

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