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  1. I don't see why not if they pass the residency tests and never used it as a rental.
    2 points
  2. I agree with Lion. You have no idea if this taxpayer would benefit from becoming an S-Corp. Most likely not if business and personal account is intermingled.
    2 points
  3. Yes, You enter them as expense then amortize the balance. I think the instructions say enter them in the expense they go to IE: office supplies, advertising. etc.
    1 point
  4. I have entered the start up costs as an 'other expense' and then amortized the amount that exceeds the $5,000.
    1 point
  5. If the partnership was on extension until 15 September, then the K-1 is very timely. Hope the partner/your client was on extension, also.
    1 point
  6. Is correcting the address one of the things they can do online if they set up a verified account with IRS?
    1 point
  7. And, the family has some hoops to jump through to provide you with documentation that the FMV has appreciated from the cost basis.
    1 point
  8. It sounds more like a hobby than a business. Why would you want to draw attention to it by filing an S-election now, hoping to make it retroactive? Why does the company want to be an S-corporation? It's going to cost them a bundle to have you do their past bookkeeping, payroll, financial statements, personal returns, etc. I hope you have a huge retainer. Can they afford you? Can they afford all the P&I? If they came to me and insisted on a much-too-late S-election, I'd send them elsewhere! If they came to me to make a fresh start, I'd work with them to treat their casual hobby/business like a real business. I would not rewrite their history. Depending on their income and long-term plans (do they want to take in a new shareholder, for instance?) I might suggest an S-election for 2023, after I've seen them make the changes I'd require. If you have time to redo 2022, you might make a late election for 2022.
    1 point
  9. never mind. The 8890 was in the return, once i took that out, it all figured correctly
    1 point
  10. Our tax dollars at work -- NOT.
    1 point
  11. In order to support a deduction for more than $1,500, there needs to to be support for the item's FMV.
    1 point
  12. I have been using ATX for about 20 years and have no reason to switch.
    1 point
  13. I have not used Lacerte, but from my understanding, you will be losing a lot of bells and whistles. But getting away from Intuit can't be a bad thing. ATX user since 2000. Tom Longview, TX
    1 point
  14. https://www.businessinsider.com/photo-irs-why-refund-checks-delayed-paper-unprocessed-tax-returns-2022-6 can you imagine - this is 1 office in a building of the IRS x how many centers - I wonder if this was the neatest one? I posted this for my clients that are waiting... for their 2021's to be done and their 2020's and amends and retention credits and D
    1 point
  15. Thx Marilyn! Good to see you Hanging in there yet!! D Want some - I have a few more!! One just got his 2017 refund for $7,700 - we persevered!! another asked for an extension as he was moving in same town so did not file sales tax since Dec!!
    1 point
  16. The remaindermen need to contact their lawyer. But here are some articles about your topic: https://wernerlawca.com/who-owns-property-life-estate/#:~:text=While a life tenant cannot,over the role of remainderman. https://burnerlaw.com/who-owns-the-property-when-there-is-a-life-estate/ https://www.fendrickmorganlaw.com/a-life-estate-deed/ https://www.bowmanlawfirm.net/blog/selling-property-life-estate
    1 point
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