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They say it that way in rural MD as well. And the stuff you put on roads sounds more like tire.

As I'm fond of saying, we account for what actually happened, not what someone hoped had happened. There is zero basis for capitalizing past due real estate taxes in this situation.

Multi member or single member? Partnerships don't have to file if they have no activity.

You would actually make a lot more money per hour and enjoy your work a whole lot more.

That "accountant" doesn't even deserve to be called a bookkeeper. Sheesh!

Where did the money go? If it was deposited into the corporate bank account, it had to be accounted for somehow. Right? Or does this S corp not keep books?

https://aicpa.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_aa5EQzeg1YWQ8uy I gave ATX some bad scores for not adding all the forms we need.

Always glad to see these cheaters get caught and made an example.

Just add it. You might need to disconnect the state from MeF, but it should work.

If they're cash basis, it had to be in by 12/31 last year to claim it on the federal business return. In MD if you pay it after year end, it distorts your state taxable income because you have to add it back to federal taxable income, but it wasn't deducted on the fed return.

Here's MD's list of approved vendors showing who supports the 511 PTET and who doesn't. I hadn't heard of some of these vendors. ATX is listed under Universal Tax Systems.

This is why I still fax them. It's easier, faster and less complicated.

The 2210 is for the prior year and the interest rates should be hard coded in. The interest rates that ATX does not update are the late paying ones on the 1040 itself.

We really need an IRS site to look up the Name Control in their computers. It's stupid that they make us guess what they have. I had several trusts I couldn't efile for name control rejection for years, and finally the IRS fixed the name in their computers and we were finally able to efile. I kept putting the reason for paper filing as the IRS has an error in the name control database, and I guess someone finally took a look and fixed it.

Just out of curiosity, I used it for some basic tax research and it did a good job. I was using the free version and the next time I tried to use it, the site was too busy and I couldn't get on.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/stop-upgrade-to-windows-11/4db4975b-98d5-4019-8de4-059518c996af

This article refers to problems that certain users have. https://www.techradar.com/news/windows-11-is-so-broken-that-even-microsoft-cant-fix-it

FBARs aren't filed with the IRS, but FinCEN is part of the US Treasury.

https://www.androidauthority.com/maximize-battery-life-882395/

New types of batteries are coming, but in the mean time: Don't leave batteries charging overnight or all the time. Never charge your battery to 100%. Keep it between 15%-85%. Get a cooler for your laptop. If your laptop battery is easily removable, only put your laptop battery in when you travel. I haven't had a laptop in a long time, so I'm not aware of any changes that have been made recently.

The "best" option would be for the states to just have one form that handles both PTE and PTET. MD started to do this but changed their mind and came up with a new separate form. Huge mistake.

The punishment for competence.

What a mess! And the last time I checked, the IRS didn't have any of my income on my wage & income transcript. If both 1099R forms were filed as original, then yes, it should show up twice, and I'm not 100% sure that filing a 3rd one marked corrected will fix this. Keep the documentation handy and wait for a CP2000. Should be easy enough to explain.

ATX is refusing to do any of these PTET returns. They're trying to force you to upgrade to one of their more expensive systems. some of us are doing pay-per-return in other software that handles PTET and using ATX for everything else. If only MD had used the existing PTE form to handle the new PTET then ATX would have handled PTET for my main state.

I was unable to login into my BSO account with login.gov, but I got right in with ID.me.