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I've got alotta problems with you people.... and now, you're gonna hear about it!

Someone get me a pole.

Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas Adam.

And of course Happy Festivus to the secular minority who celebrated on 12/23. At our house we celebrate Chrisnukah on Christmas day with an open house where all are welcome. As Abby says, we raise glasses, feast, and dance. Only rule is no politics (unlike Festivus where "airing of grievances is first order of business"). If you read Doonesbury on Sunday the comic strip was exactly what happened at our house last year. We almost made it to the end and someone said something and started off two other people. I had to expel the offender and he gets a 1 year ban, although if he shows up he will surely be welcomed. Joy to all this holiday season and all the best to everyone for the new year.

To all my friends here, a very MERRY CHRISTMAS and Happy New Year 2019. And Happy any other holidays you celebrate (Hanukkah is complete, so in that case I hope it WAS good).

A joyful, blessed Christmas to those that celebrate, and a happy relaxing day to those that don't or aren't.

Polish (język polski [jɛ̃zɨk ˈpɔlskʲi] (listen), polszczyzna, or simply polski) is a West Slavic language spoken primarily in Poland and is the native language of the Poles

Who doesn't like a swinging jazzy version of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen?

One of my favorite alternative Christmas songs:

Zappadan is also over, but I'm not sure about Kwanzaa, Yule or Saturnalia. In any event, raise your glass, feast and dance!

Same you Catherine, and to everyone on this forum. No question this group of friends is the best tax community anywhere.

Catherine, you said it all for those of us who wish to extend Greetings.

This channel has a mix of unusual, classical-style Christmas music: https://www.stream.me/content

We just switched to AnyDesk and we are very happy with it. We're using the free version now but will likely pay for it soon. https://anydesk.com/remote-desktop Clients don't even have to install it. Just run the download whenever you need to get in.

I disagree. The person creating the K-1 has to indicate to the partner/shareholder/REIT owner how much of the income generated is from QBI sources. It is reported on the K-1 on lines 20/17/14 (I am not sure of the exact line numbers) to be input onto the K-1 worksheet of the final personal tax return. When preparing the personal tax return we must include all forms of QBI, including Schedule C (if any), to determine the final amount of QBI, subject to taxable income limitations.

Tell the local guy that with the new, higher, standard deduction, this is going to become a LOT more common. If he wants to keep his clients, he NEEDS to figure this out. It's not rocket science.

"The QCD can’t be distributed to you first and then donated; instead, the money must be transferred directly to the charity, and if a check is issued, it must be made payable to the charity." https://www.kiplinger.com/article/retirement/T054-C000-S004-ira-qcd-rules-qualified-charitable-distributions.html

I Have a sheet printed from website with all past years Max and Payroll. Need to be prepared at all times. And I was never a boy scout.

I am sure the furloughing of 52,000 IRS employees will have little or no effect.