Jump to content
ATX Community

ILLMAS

Donors
  • Posts

    3,832
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    41

Posts posted by ILLMAS

  1. We have no problem at the 1120S and 1065 level for ABC, the books are separate already.  
     

    The issue is at XYZ level:

    The goal is do the following 


    ABC Inc will get a k-1 for 9 months 

    ABC LLC will reflect 3 months 

    Right now  XYZ K-1 to ABC is for the whole year and here is where I need help splitting the k-1s to 9/12 Inc and 3/12 LLC.

     

    thanks

  2. ABC Inc is a 80% member of XYZ LLC, in September 2021 ABC Inc became an LLC (granted by the IRS, same FEIN, still 80% member of XYZ etc…), so now two K-1 have to be issued one for  ABC Inc and another to ABC LLC for the respective months.  
     

    ABC Inc will file a final  1120S for the first 9 months 

    ABC LLC will file an initial 1065 for last 3 months

    How does one go about splitting the K-1’s?

    Thanks

     

  3. 32 minutes ago, kathyc2 said:

    I thought your question was why the "purchases" account was different than the BI + P  - EI = COS equation?  Now you are saying you don't believe the ending inventory amount?????

    I am rounding numbers, but the 12M purchases includes the (40K) inventory adjustment, gross profit on tax return is close to 1M less vs financial statements, so something is definitely wrong with purchases or inventory.

  4. 35 minutes ago, kathyc2 said:

    To further clarify, if set up correctly, inventory purchases should be  debit Inventory asset and credit A/P

    When sold it would be a debit to purchases and credit to inventory.  

    Even though it's being called purchases in QB, it's actually a COS account.  

    What I do on tax return is have the add change of inventory to QB purchases account.  

     

    We are going to ask if any bills or invoices were deleted.

  5. 1 hour ago, BHoffman said:

    I’ve found QB inventory module to be heinously inaccurate if there is any WIP (work in progress) involved at all. Also, the data entry has to spot on as far as units, costs, etc.  Does the client ever do a physical count?  That’s a very significant difference. I agree that clients lump a lot of stuff into Purchases. 

    Will ask, I don't think they manufacture any products, but will ask, thanks.

  6. Facts

    Beg. Inv 4,000,000 12/31/20 BS

    End Inv 5,000,000 12/31/31 BS

     Purchases on P&L 13,000,000 12/31/21

    COGS on tax return 4M + 13M - 5M = 12M

    Questions 

    Maybe this is accounting 101, but I cannot figure out why the purchases are overstated if inventory is being track in QB, can someone think of why I’m getting this difference?

    I will ask the client if maybe a non inventory item was posted as inventory.

    Thanks

     

  7. Potential new client was born in the US, as a child moved to a foreign country and worked and paid taxes as an adult to the different country they lived in, in 2021 they moved back to US, got married to a foreigner (tourist visa) and would like to file a 2021 tax return.  Unfortunately they never filed US tax returns and the last country they lived in filing tax season doesn't start until September 2022 and they also made so little in 2021 that they are not required to file (foreign country and US).    As one's duty, the person was made aware of their tax obligation as a US Citizen.... and so forth, besides charging them a consultation fee what do you recommend I should file:

    A.  Wait until they prepare their 2021 in XYZ country?

    B.  File with US income only and apply for an ITIN for the spouse?

    C. A and B

    D. Eject myself

    Thanks

  8. TP:  Prior year balances were taken care of with the vouchers you gave me.

    Me:  okay then you should get this year refund 

    TP: Nice

    Three week later

    TP:  my refund as not arrived

    Me: are you sure you didn’t have outstanding penalties and interest, because the vouchers I gave you only covered the tax….

    TP:  I never received anything 

    Me: checks where is my refund and boom TP refund was applied to a collections….

    TP:  mmm, so no refund, you said I would get it

    • Haha 3
  9. 6 hours ago, Pacun said:

    If you received $3,300 that's the amount you should receive on 1040 on top of withholding and EIC. That's true when the client didn't refused any advanced payments and when the number of children are the same.

    Knowing that will help you know if the program is calculating correctly. 

    This is what I would do in this return if I have doubts. I would save the return, delete the K1 with the loss, and then check if $3,300 shows as child tax credit on line 28 1040.  If it looks correct, I would close the return without saving, reopen it and see where the issue is. 

    Yes that pretty much worked, TP would get $3,300 back additionally, TP AGI went down $21K compared to 2020.

×
×
  • Create New...