When will the update for MI UIA 1028 be complete so we can file taxes due 04/25/2025?

@melissa-Curran  Per https://quickbooks.intuit.com/learn-support/en-us/other-questions/re-when-will-quickbooks-have-the-m... , they claim to have already rolled it out.

Take that with a grain of salt, I suppose.

I understand the importance of filing your MI UIA 1028 form on time, melissa. At this time, we don’t have a specific release date yet. Rest assured, we’ll make it available as soon as possible. I'll provide more details below.

The form MI UIA 1028 is currently unavailable as we ensure its accuracy through a detailed preparation process. Tax payments can be delayed during this time. Also, you don't need to contact state or federal agencies. We are committed to making this form available promptly.

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@GebelAlainaM 

RE: I understand the importance of filing your MI UIA 1028 form on time, melissa.

I am so relieved and encouraged that you understand this. 

RE: At this time, we don’t have a specific release date yet.

Well, QuickBooks says it'll be available before the filing deadline, which is in two days. So, that means today or tomorrow, right? And yet you still don't have a date? Wow, that's truly unimpressive!

RE: The form MI UIA 1028 is currently unavailable as we ensure its accuracy through a detailed preparation process. Tax payments can be delayed during this time. Also, you don't need to contact state or federal agencies.

So, we can just not pay and not file and not contact either the state or the feds (why would we contact the feds?) and just wait until QuickBooks delivers, right?  Sounds good. Will Intuit be paying the late fees an penalties for us?