SO to the old Sch E input screens

[schirallicpa]

Shout out - is what SO means BTW (by the way). (I'm UTD (up to date) with my texting skills with 2 young daughters.)

Remember when we had one big schedule E and we could just fill in the blanks and not have to go from one input page to another to another to another to another.  It just sucks when you have multiple properties.

 

[jasdlm]

51 minutes ago, schirallicpa said:

Shout out - is what SO means BTW (by the way). (I'm UTD (up to date) with my texting skills with 2 young daughters.)

Remember when we had one big schedule E and we could just fill in the blanks and not have to go from one input page to another to another to another to another.  It just sucks when you have multiple properties.

 

It absolutely stinks, but not as bad as when someone takes 31 trips to Goodwill and you have to complete Form 8283 (which I hate with the power of 10,000 suns).  I took some advice a few years ago from Abby, I think, (sorry if I'm remembering incorrectly) and sometimes use a 12.31.__ date and combine them all.  Blech.

[BulldogTom]

4 minutes ago, jasdlm said:

sometimes use a 12.31.__ date and combine them all. 

Shhhhhh....that is our little secret that we don't want to get into the ears of the IRS.

Tom
Longview, TX

[Dave T]

Had a similar situation only it was 28 trips in total to 10 different organizations.

Weill try and remember the 12/31 trick next year.

 

[joanmcq]

You don't want to use that trick if the total of the donations is over $5000.  Just sayin'.

[RitaB]

On 3/18/2023 at 5:46 PM, Dave T said:

Had a similar situation only it was 28 trips in total to 10 different organizations.

Weill try and remember the 12/31 trick next year.

 

As @Donnarae once said, "Zip up your jacket; your heart is falling out."

[WITAXLADY]

if is is over $5,000 - then it is 3 donations x $5,000 ..that's all..

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