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For clarity, on the 2nd K1 you'll have an other increase or an other decrease to make it zero. So on the main K1, you'll need the opposite. If you have an other decrease on the 2nd K1, you'll need an equal other increase on the main K1. This represents the rental income.

No, I was referring to one K1 with both ordinary income and rent income. Those have to be entered as two separate K1s in ATX.

Piratization

When I have two K1s, I make the basis worksheet on the 2nd K1 work out to zero each year, and maintain the actual basis on the main K1.

Did you calculate partner basis? Did you check to box on the K1 input to calculate basis?

What I recommend doing is have a free checking account for all electronic payments, keeping the bare minimum that the bank requires in that account. Then just transfer money to that account to cover payments, and when a deposit is received, transfer it out to your normal account.

But they're not doing daily cleanings or providing other services like a hotel. I would go with sch E.

In preferences, client communication, there's a check box to turn that on or off. You can also turn it on or off inside each return while in the Federal Client Letter by selecting Letter Options at the top.

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It's the PTIN Directory you want to opt out of. Numerous sites download that data and make local lists of tax pros. I signed up to have Google search for and alert me about my personal info on the web, then give me the opportunity to have it removed. https://myactivity.google.com/results-about-you

Read it in a magazine article a few years ago. It made sense because most of the CP2000s I was seeing were for at least 1,000.

There's a drop down on the 1099R where you can choose Military.

In her defense, you were vague.

Same. It's just asking for trouble to do otherwise.

I've never amended for one of these corrected 1099s and I've never gotten any notices. I'm not certain that the IRS ever posts these corrected 1099s, and even if they did, they don't send out notices for smaller amounts. I heard they run the matching software later in the year, then sort the notices by amounts from high to low, and only send out as many CP2000s as they know they can process, starting with the highest amounts. And with what is happening now, there will be even fewer CP2000s going out.

The fumes from the highlighter made them high.

If you set your default ATX printer to PDF, you can save scanning it. As for why, ATX has always had weird printing issues.

Here's the link for those who need it: https://support.cch.com/oss/sfs/kb/solution/000283148 The downloads are near the top, hidden in a drop down box.

I've never done that but it should be fine. Your data is stored in the same place for both installs. I'm assuming you're talking about the same computer?

Except it's not printing in the print manager. Perhaps a print preview in print manager will make it print.

ATX has a service you can pay for to restore efiled returns if you've lost you database and don't have any backups. ATX backs up a return every time you close it, so if you backed up those backups you can restore them.

Did you try print page? You do that while on the page you want printed. The trick is to change your default printer to PDF. While in Return Manager, go to Returns menu and choose Change Printer.

I always preferred instrumental music during crunch time. Mike Oldfield and Two Siberians were my go to.

Why not 59 1/2?

The beauty of ATX is that you can type up any letter you want and insert variables to make it say what you want. Then roll that letter over to next year.