A. Yes. If the MBT return was part of a Fed/State e-file submission, and
- the federal return was rejected by the IRS and there is no way to correct and resubmit the federal return, and/or
- the software does not support State Stand Alone.
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A. Yes. If the MBT return was part of a Fed/State e-file submission, and