
michaelmars
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TRY rounding up to the nearest $100, sure helps the bottom line
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anyone know if this form is fileable, i get a diagnostic that my return includes un fileable forms and i think its this one but i can't really tell
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i hate the nickel thing too? even when i go to a restaurant i round the tip to make the total an even dollar amount. if i ever get a charge including change i know its not one i signed.
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no purchases in the current year, the inventory is from prior year. and i agree with KC that the big issue is sales tax and liability insurance based on sales. i want to do it as above and my partner wants to show the sale at cost. btw, its a million bucks we are talking about
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just change the master to say TAX RETURNS instead of federal
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I agree with you but the case here is that there are no current year purchases, thus i want to reduce opening inventory to match the remaining inventory on the books [no purchases or sales in 2008] the irs says to do this when you have a disaster or theft but the effect is the same here, a reducition of inventory with no c/g/s/ effect.
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good question, since they are wholesalers i assume that is the fmv we are talking about.
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jewelry wholesaler "S" corp, the company owed shareholder $500,000. since there was no cash he took $500,000 of diamonds [for this purpose assume cost=market value]. i debit shareholder loan and credit inventory. the problem is the cost of goods sold. the change in inventory should not affect the p&l. irs says if you have a loss, disaster etc and if you don't want to flow it through cgs and affect the p&l you should adjust opening inventory for the amount of the loss. i want to do the same thing, so that my gross profit percentages etc remain intact. what do you think? i know i could show it as a sale for cost and use the receivable to offset the stockholder loan but that affects sales tax as well as liability insurance.
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its a feature prosystem had for over 10 years and i think lacerte had it for a few too, its absolutely a great time saver. but remember that items like real estate prof and other items are at the shareholder level and still have to be adjusted. too many people see the k-1 was pulled into a return and forget to review it. [at least my staff gets lazy and rushed at times]
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I wonder if it warns you later if you change the k-1 entity return? only time and testing will tell
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i called this morning to tell them there was a calc error on the efile payment form. within 2 hours they had a new version available to download which fixed the problem. GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! but now i see they didn't correct the filing instruction letter when they fixed the form and its been 3 hours i've been waiting for a call back to get them to fix the letter. BAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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thank you
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Warning: Amount from state use tab of form 4797
michaelmars replied to helow's topic in General Chat
i got that warning on all my 4797's last year and just ignored it. i couldn't find what it meant and clicking on the warning didn't reveal anything to me. -
JAINEN, has too much free time, but we all benefit for it.
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for example, on form 1120/s ef info, the officers name, title, tele and date signed, aren't automatically filled in, do i have to fill all this in to get the efile done? i am using ero entered pin if that makes a difference.
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range fees, driving to court, drycleaning is the big one and dry cleaners don't generally give receipts. i have always estimated a shirt and pants per shift [$8] and never had a problem. don't forget notepads flashlights bullits union dues etc.
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THANKS, i only tried it on one client rolled over and one new but i'll just delete and redo the form.
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how can they use this to estimate income of the preparer unless its geographically adjusted etc. i see that some here charge $75 for a basic return and i charge $250. [i do tell some clients that they are so basic they could use h&r etc. but they use me for my knowledge and access to year round financial advise. i generally sign as preparer so the IRS will correspond with me re:questions. i just figure i am paid in love! i never saw where the payment has to be in $$$ (s)
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i have it all set up exactly as prior years,[have them both open on my monitors. everything is flowing properly except my efin number
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i had a blank line and tried taking it out and its not even on rolledover returns, even new ones i can't get it to flow from the preparer, efile imput to the federal ef sheet. guess all try tech support after i delete the form and reinstall it.
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its part of the client federal letter, its a bottom tab on the form
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you are kidding me. right? i was only told its 3 machines and have been going in circles deciding which machine to use for my third- since this year i want a few others to assist me and i don't want to set it up on a network. Thanks KC
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sure, you missed how to get your clients a bigger refund. you claim something like that for maybe 10 years, then eventually you get caught, you repay the 3 open years and you are net net way ahead. i picked up maybe 30 cop returns who went to the same preparer and used that method to get big refunds. btw-that preparer got visited by some non-client cops and eat baloney sandwiches for a couple of years.