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B. Jani

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  1. I think I found home office works better for me this year. I have few clients with 2 to 4 schedule C and now it distribute the expense to all schedule c based on the percentage compare to until last year I use to put all expenses on the higher income schedule C. It has a drop down menus where to forward the expenses. May be another IRS requirement.

  2. Hello Friends:

    Using ATX - MAX

    My client using car for business use since 2003. Always claimed standard mile deduction. The cost of the car was $20871 and he donated the car last year. ATX calculating cost basis as $5218 in Part I of 4797 and calculating long term gain of $15653 which goes to D and then line 13 of 1040.

    My question is: Is this correct calculation or I am missing something on asset entry. How do I fix this?

    TIA.

  3. Even though I am full time financial advisor and insurance agent in my primary job, I only have client from my business. I do not accept any one from street. Only existing client or referral. I am very choosy about who to accept. Have about 75-100 and will keep it that way.

  4. One of my client received NY DTF-960 mail audit for form IT-201 for 2010. Client receive UK pension about $3400 direct deposit in to US bank account. Spouse has NYC pension. I have placed $3400 in line 29 of IT-201 due to other pension. NY decline it and want to charge tax and interest. I talk to them and they want 1099-R for it. UK does not mail 1099R. I explained to NY that other pension is included on line 21 as other income marking UK pension which is rollover to IT-201 line 15 as UK Pension and subtracted on line 29 of IT-201 as pension. They see that but insisting for 1099R.

    How do I convince NYS? Client has 12 bank statements showing direct deposit but does not want to provide to NYS as proof.

    Any ideas or any one dealing with this?

    TIA.

  5. No It does not. I thought the same. But this is a simple trustee to trustee rollover. Finally MetLife accepted the error and fixed both 5498 and I got the fax and they promised me that will send electronic confirmation to IRS. I will reply to CP2000 with the copy of corrected 5498 and hopefully IRS will close the case and reverse the tax, panelty, early withdrawl penalty etc amounting to 6+K.


    The point in all this is that if client read the mail would have probably avoided the situation. People at Wells Fargo who issued 3 1099R are still do not accept their mistake eventhough there computer and statement shows that only 16k was rollover and account closed.

  6. It is absolutely true that client should open their mail marked important tax documents. I just got the new client due to CP2000 notice for 2011 and upon research found that they rolled over IRA directly from WellsFargo to MetLife. Wells Fargo issued 1099R with code 1 (eventhough it was a trustee to trustee transfer) and on top of it, the rollover amount was 16k but the 1099R shows 20k. (client whould have cought it if read the mail) When I told the client to go to Wells Fargo to correct the 1099R from 20k to 16k, Wells Fargo is giving him run around and do not accept that they transfered only 16k and not 20k. On top of that, the accountant who did the tax return ignored 1099R completely but did staple with the tax return copy. What can I say??????????????

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