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  1. QB has released the payroll tax update, it requires a manual update, see below: Intuit has released Payroll Update 21804, with revised tax tables. Several forms updates are included for Standard and Enhanced Payroll customers. This email also provides the following: Federal E-File and Pay Updates New Federal Withholding Tables To confirm that you have received the update, open QuickBooks and choose Employees > Get Payroll Updates. If you don't see a message that says, "You are using tax table version: 21804," click Update. Get complete instructions. To turn on the automatic updates feature in QuickBooks so that you automatically receive payroll updates when they are released, choose Help > Update QuickBooks. On the Options tab, select Yes for Automatic Update and check the Mark All box to ensure that you receive all updates. Get the Payroll Update The Payroll Update ensures that you will be in compliance with legislation that affects your payroll. For details on the contents of this update, go to Employees > Get Payroll Updates > Payroll Update Info. Federal E-File and Pay Updates Form 940 E-filings E-file for Annual Form 940/Schedule A, for Reporting Agents (available for Enhanced Payroll for Accountants subscribers only), Employer's Annual Federal Unemployment (FUTA) Tax Return, has been updated. Form 944 E-filings E-file for Annual Form 944 for Reporting Agents (available for Enhanced Payroll for Accountants subscribers only), Employer's Annual Federal Tax Return, has been updated. New Federal Withholding Tables This update also includes new Federal withholding tables and new Non-resident Alien withholding tables for 2018. Note: These new Federal withholding tables use current W4s, however we expect the IRS to update the W4s and provide an updated online calculator to better determine withholdings. For more information regarding the Tax Reform Bill, click here.
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  2. If they are all 27.5 yr depreciation, lump sum in one Sch E, however in some cases you do have to separate them if it’s mixed use (commercial).
  3. Typically they would go in one Sch E, however I could someone that charges per Sch E separating them to collect more fees.
  4. I am visualizing QB payroll, it doesn’t matter how many allowances the employee is claiming but one can manually adjust federal withholding to basically anything. However I see this as a billable service to employees and not the employer, also I had clients in the past receive IRS notices to adjust their allowance, could this be a temporary end to that notice?
  5. I did use the married table by mistake, but $71 is not bad either.
  6. That's correct.
  7. Zero for 2017, and I used the table for 2018
  8. Check my math
  9. What's going to happen to those employees that claim infinity allowances but never file tax returns?
  10. I am trying to figure if this person would be an investor or flipper that would be subject to SE tax. Facts: 1. Person is a real estate agent and buys houses, contracts people to do all the work and then sells them. 2. From the proceeds, another house is bought and so on. 3. Sometimes not all the proceeds are reinvested in a new house. 4. On occasions, another person invests 50% on the purchase of the a new house and improvements, proceeds are distributed 50/50 when the house sells. TP only reports their share on 1120S. 5. Buys 3-5 houses a years. 6. Houses are bought through an LLC that files an 1120S, owner gets a K-1. 7. TP does not draw a salary, takes a distribution occasionally. 8. In the prior tax return, properties were reported as inventory 7. TP paid ordinary tax on the proceeds from the K-1. Questions a. Should the sales be reported as capital gains? b. Or as ordinary income since the properties are considered inventory? c. Ordinary income plus SE tax? Concerns i. If this person was an investor no doubt they would be paying capital gains, or if they were reporting it on a Sch C then they would be subject to SE tax. However, by putting it a on a 1120S it seems they can avoid paying SE tax, but if it's determine this person is a flipper, can one make the K-1's income subject to SE tax? Thanks
  11. Paid Preparer HOH Due Diligence.pdf
  12. bitcoin in a nutshell.pdf
  13. I think my parents still have some plates they bought/exchanged with the stamps lol.
  14. This is going to go down the drain just like the PTIN renewal fee, most of us do not get paid enough to put up with this
  15. Client comes to your office in their brand new Corvette You: Did you use your refinance/line of credit funds to improve your residence? Client: Of course
  16. Imagine if they required for real estate agents to become employees?
  17. If a worker at a trade or business is an independent contractor, and the independent contractor swipes payment cards on behalf of the trade or business in the normal course of business (in other words, the trade or business, not the independent contractor, receives the proceeds), should the trade or business report payments to the worker on Form 1099-K or Form 1099-MISC? In this situation, the trade or business should continue to report payments made to independent contractors on Form 1099-MISC as they have done in the past. However, the business will receive a Form 1099-K for these payment card transactions from the payment settlement entity. https://www.irs.gov/payments/general-faqs-on-new-payment-card-reporting-requirements
  18. Do you know if non financial companies can issue 1099k?
  19. If reported as other income, other preparers are going to save their client taxes by reporting it on line 21, even dough technically they are not contracted by the owner of the CC machine, box 7 would be more accurate.
  20. It’s probably a good idea to ask our clients if they dabble in bitcoins: http://fortune.com/2017/11/29/irs-coinbase/
  21. I grew up next to a fire station, and the guys would always be playing horse shoe, basketball, washing their cars or just having cookouts on down time. When they could be preparing tax returns, talk about killing two birds with one stone.
  22. I always trust my psychic.
  23. What I'm I supposed to do with my yatch I especially bought to entertain clients lol. I was in tax update seminar today there were a couple of WHAT screams when the presenter broke the news.
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  25. ILLMAS

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    I just bought a sous vide gadget the other day, has anyone ever sous vide anything?
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