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MD can block you from renewing your drivers license or car registration if you owe back taxes of any kind. They aren't Nazis about it and they will grant waivers, but it does get taxpayers attention!

That seems like a lot of money for something you can get for free. What else does it do?

I got back in. No problems using IE.

Once when I was bending down to retrieve an envelope from the trash can, I hit my head on that sharp corner of the Plexiglas. Took a small chunk of flesh out of my head. Hurt, too. You learn that lesson fast. Real fast.

It is tempting sometimes.

I gave the book away, since we the guide electronically. I also downloaded the program and the update, so I don't need the CD. The CD is why we have to pay sales tax.

No it doesn't. It would be the same number of clicks to view them in a different forum. I never use most of the pinned posts anyway, so their just taking up screen space.

Between the huge graphics and white space and the pinned posts, I have to scroll down just to see new posts. I know, I know, #firstworldproblems, but still.

Just had to change my password and got an error message. Now I'm locked out for 60 minutes.

Unused business use of home expenses are lost, except for mortgage interest and real estate taxes which are always allowed.

My door is glass so I had one installed thru the wall. Yes, that's a metal trash can to catch the records.

And your clients will pay more property taxes.

Here's the download link for version 1.0. Do not upgrade to the newer versions because it chooses too small of a font for some of the organizer input boxes. This is unfortunately a large download because it contains all languages.

No DE. <sigh>

LOL

I've never tried overriding a state when I need it to be MFS while the federal is Joint. I've always just made a copy of the client to do just the state. It would be a great enhancement if ATX could handle MFS for states on a joint return.

Wow, that's insane. No wonder they want to audit it. Jeez, I just went back and looked at the original audit letter and they HAD ask for all Sch C expenses but I didn't notice that check mark. We sent then NOTHING for from page expenses except travel and meals and they didn't say a word. They must be so swamped right now that they triage audit responses and if their gut tells them they can't get any money, they just close the audit. Wow.

It's actually called 'business use of home', not home office, so I don't see any problems.

I had a Sch C audit this year and the IRS wanted travel and meals from page 1 of Sch C, and everything under Other on page 2. Made me think of ways to fit expenses on page 1 of the return. The kicker? They didn't ask about mileage, at all.

Keep your conspiracy theories out of our tax forum, Jack.

You're welcome!

Also, it's limit at the entity level, so the partnership would need to show a profit to begin with. On another note, what happened to the assets? Were they junked, sold or distributed to the partners?

That link will probably open in view mode. The file is attached to this message. 2014 Blank Organizer-Fillable.pdf

Yes, that's exactly what I mean. Here's the file processed by Nuance.

http://windowssecrets.com/top-story/rpv-win7s-least-known-data-protection-system/