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TP that no longer qualified (income went up in 2020 and 2021) for PTC, but kept the insurance for a couple months in 2021 since they were turning 65 and would be applying for Medicare. Proseries; form 8962 is giving a error that columns B and C cannot be zero, form 1095-A has info only on column A, anyone know a workaround? Thanks

Last year I amended a return for a TP that wanted to include their son, I just realized I did not change the filing status from single to head of household, can I amend again to change the filing status? Son is an adult (in their 30's), TP provides all the support and son lives with TP. Thanks

Just become a pro-advisor and you will have access to every QB out there, I have clients that use different versions of QB and I hate it, but having that elite membership (gets expensive every year) allows me to download whatever version I need.

@Christian you are on to something, someone posted this on Facebook: ATX is back to double Billing for processing prior year returns. Watch your account closely. Also they double charged my credit card on file and it has now been over two weeks since I logged a ticket and still no refund. Also all you can do is leave a voicemail with Accounts Receivable and they do not return calls!!! Oh and did I mention my sales rep keeps calling on my renewal but yet can’t seem to do anything either other than try and sell me another year!!! I have been a customer over 20 years now!!! Absolutely rediculous!

You are going to be sent to collections

Network and multi user edition?

The $95 fee is for technology/maintenance after they stopped shipping a CD. Now imagine saving the cost of the software and preparing every single return by hand . ATX cost is peanuts compared to ProSeries, plus Proseries charges $47 states.

So what do think about Googles equivalent to Excel, in the early stages of it, I had a client recreate a file because I didn’t know I had access to Google Docs.

Anyone remember when Intuit Proseries was called Turbo Tax in the 90’s? Then it changed name to Intuit and finally to Proseries.

Or of Lotus 123 wysiwyg

Does anyone know if universities have the ability to request a SSN on behalf of a student working for them? In this case the student or parent wasn’t aware the university had obtained a SSN until I requested it, W-2 full SSN is hidden (xxx-xx-1234) and the student was able to obtain the full from the payroll department and to me it looks made up.

Time to pullout the green bar paper

I’m afraid I’ll answer the question incorrectly for an extension and not go back to it when I finalize the tax return.

Is there a workaround on not marking the yes or no question for virtual currency for an extension?

There is always one agent that double checks every line item, avoid that person.

Yes it's a QB thing.

Who is correct? Books Revenue 15K COGS 10K Gross Profit 5K Ending Inventory 3k Per tax Same as above but taking beginning inventory of 2K in account Beg Inv 2k COGS 10K End Inv 3k Purchases 9K Gross profit is now 6K Bookkeeper says the gross profit is incorrect on the tax return, but I am having a hard time making them understand inventory.

Can someone do me favor and check to see if the name appears when you add form 540NR for California, for some strange reason the name is missing and there is no way to override it. I would appreciate if someone knows how to populate the name. Thanks

Hello all, just wanted to confirm it is code J. Thanks

I’m not in the office today, but I kind of remember the code on the 1099R was J, I just looked it up and it’s for a Roth IRA, so their 2012 tax return shouldn’t matter and the basis of $8K is fine?

Good question, I had not thought about that, I will request a copy. Thanks

TP opened an IRA account with $8K back in 2012, the amount grew to $23K and TP withdrew $22K in 2021. $10K was used for a down payment and the other amount was kept. To calculated the early penalty withdraw, I would need to enter the following on form 8606: Total IRA Withdrawal: $22K IRA Basis -$8K Taxable Amount: $14K And to calculate the early withdraw penalty Taxable Amount: $14K First Time Home: -$10K Penalty: $400 This is the first time I see someone take more then $10K to buy a house and just want to make sure I am accounting for it properly. Thanks

Where can a find this box for the state?

The other apartments were never rented before 2019?

Yes plus capital gains too.