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Minnesota legislation signed into law on April 8, 2024, retroactively changed the effective date to reduce the Net Operating Loss (NOL) deduction limitation. The Corporate NOL deduction limitations... See more...
Minnesota legislation signed into law on April 8, 2024, retroactively changed the effective date to reduce the Net Operating Loss (NOL) deduction limitation. The Corporate NOL deduction limitations are: For tax years beginning after December 13, 2017, and before January 1, 2024, the NOL deduction is limited to 80% of the taxable net income. For tax years beginning after December 13, 2023, the NOL deduction is limited to 70% of taxable net income.   Minnesota guidance suggests using the updated 2023 NOL, Net Operating Loss Deduction schedule when preparing your return.  If you have already filed your 2023 return, you may need to file an amendment return to claim the additional NOL deduction. ProConnect Tax will be updated to reflect the 80% deduction limitation in a future release. This release date is TBD and will most likely be done after the April 15th deadline. This posting will be updated when a release date has been determined.
It has come to the New Jersey Division's attention that there is a mistake on the originally released version of Form CBT-100S. The reference for Schedule K, Part III, Line 7 should be Page 1, Line 2... See more...
It has come to the New Jersey Division's attention that there is a mistake on the originally released version of Form CBT-100S. The reference for Schedule K, Part III, Line 7 should be Page 1, Line 2a minus Line 3 (Instead of Page 1, Line 4 as recorded on the originally released version of the form). Preparers should review their returns to ensure that they've properly reported the Corporation Business Tax on Schedule K, Part III, Line 7. I If an incorrect amount was reported, an amended return is required. New Jersey Division of Taxation: https://www.nj.gov/treasury/taxation/cbt/23schedulek.shtml    
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With the TY23 release from February 22, 2024 the Iowa forms will be completed with draft instructions. This indicates that the form is accessible, however, a critical diagnostic will be displayed s... See more...
With the TY23 release from February 22, 2024 the Iowa forms will be completed with draft instructions. This indicates that the form is accessible, however, a critical diagnostic will be displayed signifying that the instructions are not yet finalized. While the form may be submitted for filing, it is important to note that calculations may be subject to change once the instructions are finalized, potentially necessitating an amendment. Based on the updated Iowa expanded instructions, the following items were addressed: RR Retirement Income (pension exclusion) Military Retirement Checkbox  added Nontaxable Income is no longer reported on IA126 and IA130 New Single Exemption 
This unexpected behavior was originally identified in Individual taxes, in late November and quickly addressed in a program update available November 29, 2023. Later it was discovered that this sa... See more...
This unexpected behavior was originally identified in Individual taxes, in late November and quickly addressed in a program update available November 29, 2023. Later it was discovered that this same behavior was experienced in Corporate returns, and was then addressed in a program update for both Corporate and S Corporate returns available January 17, 2024. This behavior was specific to any depreciation asset that contained prior Special Depreciation Allowance (SDA) for federal and -1 for state in 2022 (sample below). When transferring the client to 2023 using the Transfer/Create new return, the Prior special depreciation allowance for the Federal (10,000 in the image above) is transferred to 2023. However, the -1 for state is not transferred. Next Step - Client Files Transferred Prior to Program Updates: You may want to either: Re-proforma any clients impacted by this behavior from 2022 to 2023. This action will create a new 2023 return.  If substantial work has already been done in 23, you may want to perform the following. Manually adjust the 2023 depreciation input by entering a ‘-1’ in the state if different column for the Prior special depreciation allowance field. Additional Information: States that do not conform to Federal SDA which are more likely to include the ‘-1’ transferred item: Arkansas                        Illinois                     New Jersey Arizona                           Indiana                   New York California                        Kentucky                Pennsylvania Connecticut                    Massachusetts       Rhode Island District of Columbia        Maryland                South Carolina Florida                            Maine                      Texas Georgia                          Michigan                 Virginia Hawaii                            Mississippi              Vermont Idaho                             New Hampshire       Wisconsin You can subscribe to this community post to receive email notifications when any new items are added by using the gear icon located in the upper right corner of the screen.  
The Partnership & S Corporate New Jersey Pass-Through Business Alternative Income Tax Calculation allows you to credit your PTE overpayment to the next tax year. New! Beginning in ProConnect Tax 202... See more...
The Partnership & S Corporate New Jersey Pass-Through Business Alternative Income Tax Calculation allows you to credit your PTE overpayment to the next tax year. New! Beginning in ProConnect Tax 2022, these amounts will proforma to the next tax year eliminating the need to manually track and enter. Partnership: Amounts will transfer to State and Local > Estimates > New Jersey Estimates, in the field Overpayment applied from 20XX. S Corporate: Amounts will transfer to Payments, Penalties & Extensions > Estimated Tax > Other State and Local, within the section for 20XX New Jersey Pass-Through Entity Estimates (PTE-150), in the field for Overpayment applied from 20XX .
California TY22 individual returns are rejecting with code X0000-020 --  "Your Federal return does not match the latest published IRS Schema" We are working with the state to investigate this i... See more...
California TY22 individual returns are rejecting with code X0000-020 --  "Your Federal return does not match the latest published IRS Schema" We are working with the state to investigate this issue and get this issue corrected.   Currently, we do not have a specific date that this will be resolved. Paper filing may be the best option at this time.   
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Colorado has announced a mid-February e-file open date. ProConnect Tax will open in advance allowing preparers to transmit these returns which will be held until the state officially opens to recei... See more...
Colorado has announced a mid-February e-file open date. ProConnect Tax will open in advance allowing preparers to transmit these returns which will be held until the state officially opens to receive these filings. ProConnect Tax will open e-file today, January 31, 2024, allowing these returns to be sent to ProConnect Tax. Once sent these returns will be held with an e-file acknowledgement of 'Received at ProConnect Tax, and will remain until the state opens. Once the state begins processing returns, the e-file acknowledgement status will be updated to reflect this.
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Updated: 1/29/24 In prior years, it was necessary to review two different locations, one for print and one for e-file. Often leading to confusion and uncertainty. This year we worked to present bo... See more...
Updated: 1/29/24 In prior years, it was necessary to review two different locations, one for print and one for e-file. Often leading to confusion and uncertainty. This year we worked to present both the print and e-file release dates simultaneously in one convenient location. Unfortunately, we've seen inconsistencies with the dates provided and will work to improve this experience for next year.  Look for Return Type or Agency to view E-file date on the article 2023 ProConnect Tax e-file agency approval and start dates for Forms Availability.      Thanks for your patience and collaboration. Here's where you can see ProConnect Trending topics.
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IRS Business e-file opens January 16, including prior year business returns. Important Notes: Some Federal and State forms may not be final. Check lfs.intuit.com for the most up to date form re... See more...
IRS Business e-file opens January 16, including prior year business returns. Important Notes: Some Federal and State forms may not be final. Check lfs.intuit.com for the most up to date form release dates as well as Federal and State e-file availability. This includes ProConnect Tax 2021, 2022, and 2023.  All previously filed and held returns will be sent to the taxing authority and related acknowledgements can be updated. If you need help, you can call us directly or  take advantage of our self-help options with the Intuit Accountants Community. ---------------------- Important Updates! Available Tuesday, January 16: 2023 Extensions for Partnership 1065, Corporate 1120, S-Corporate 1120S, Fiduciary 1041, and Exempt 990. Available After Thursday, January 18, Program Update: 2023 Partnership 1065 e-file will be activated after the update release on Thursday, January 18. Final instructions for 1065 or Schedule K-1 are not yet available. Partners should normally receive Schedule K-1 Instructions along with their Schedule K-1 when printing out the K-1 package. Due to this year's changes made to the distribution codes, we will not make the instructions available for the Schedule K-1 package until we have received and developed the final version. You may want to consider waiting until the Final K-1 Instructions have been developed in the program. 2023 S Corporation 1120S e-file will be activated after the release on Thursday, January 18. Final instructions for 1120S or Schedule K-1 are not yet available. Shareholders should normally receive Schedule K-1 Instructions along with their Schedule K-1 printing out the K-1 package. Due to this year's changes made to the distribution codes, we will not make the instructions available for the Schedule K-1 package until we have received and developed the final version. You may want to consider waiting until the Final K-1 Instructions have been developed in the program. 2023 Corporation 1120 e-file will be activated after the release on Thursday, January 18. Final instructions for 1120 are not yet available. You may want to consider waiting until the Form Instructions have been developed in the program. Note: Diagnostics will be present until these instructions have been updated.  
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The IRS has announced the Modernized e-File (MeF) system will be shutdown for annual maintenance in preparation of Tax Year 2023. This shutdown will only impact Individual Federal and State filings, ... See more...
The IRS has announced the Modernized e-File (MeF) system will be shutdown for annual maintenance in preparation of Tax Year 2023. This shutdown will only impact Individual Federal and State filings, while California will remain open as they are independent of the IRS system. ProConnect Tax will remain open for California 1040 e-file through the end of the calendar year. This shutdown period will begin Saturday, November 18, 2023, at 11:59 PM Eastern time.  ProConnect Tax will shutdown 4 hours earlier to ensure that all returns in our system have time to process before the shutdown. ProConnect Tax will begin blocking returns Saturday, November 18, 2023, at 7:59 PM Eastern. Important note, November 18, 2023 will be the last day to e-file Tax Year 2020 Individual returns.  Once Tax Year 2023 goes live, e-file will be available once again for Tax Years 2021, 2022, and 2023 only. The IRS has not yet announced the official e-file go live date for Tax Year 2023.  IRS Modernized e-File (MeF) Operation Status Site: https://www.eitc.irs.gov/mef-status
Hello Hoosier. Sounds like there are amounts entered that are affecting line 30 on page 2.  Those would have been entered in the General Information screen. But the amount on row 2 is the amount of... See more...
Hello Hoosier. Sounds like there are amounts entered that are affecting line 30 on page 2.  Those would have been entered in the General Information screen. But the amount on row 2 is the amount of expenses that were paid during the year.   That can be different from what shows on line 30 of page 2 as the amount on line 28 reduces the line 2 amount. However the amount on line 2 cannot be changed.  The 2441 is correct as it appears. Regards, Patrick Carroll 
Hello krokholm, Unfortunately, we don't actually shows that number in PTO.  You would have to contact our support so they can look that up. Regards.
Hello.  The program won't allocate anything based on dates in a state. So you would have to source some of the interest to CA in the multi-state sourcing box.  Whatever amounts you determine should ... See more...
Hello.  The program won't allocate anything based on dates in a state. So you would have to source some of the interest to CA in the multi-state sourcing box.  Whatever amounts you determine should be California sourced would flow to column E. The program will only pull amounts sourced to that state to the state only fields. Regards.
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The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance has provided guidance regarding the reporting of PTET (pass-through entity tax) on  New York Scorporation Form CT-34-SH, page 1, line 1. Prepare... See more...
The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance has provided guidance regarding the reporting of PTET (pass-through entity tax) on  New York Scorporation Form CT-34-SH, page 1, line 1. Prepare a statement itemizing the amounts paid to each state showing the shareholder’s share of any PTET deducted by the entity for the current year in excess of the PTET liability. Include the following taxes to the extent the tax was excluded from federal income [(Article 22 section 612(b)(3)]: Article 9-A corporate franchise tax; any amounts paid on behalf of members or shareholders to states that are not substantially similar to New York’s PTET; any amounts paid on behalf of NY nonresidents for pass-through entity taxes that are substantially similar to New York’s PTET; any amounts paid on behalf of NY residents for pass-through entity taxes that are substantially similar to New York’s PTET on income not sourced to the other state under the laws of New York; and any amount of estimated PTET deducted by the S corporation that exceeds the actual PTET liability for the year. Do not include the amount of the PTET liability computed on the annual PTET return. This amount will be an addback modification by the shareholders claiming the PTET credit. Next Steps in ProConnect Tax If any of the update impacts your return, then the return has been updated. If you have already filed, and the update affects a calculation previously reported, file an amended return. Override Form CT-34-SH, line 1 by going to State & Local > Schedule K > NY schedule K screen, using the field, NY franchise tax imposed under Article 9-A [Override], in the Part I - Addition to Income section. Attach a PDF in General > Electronic Filing > e-file Attachment screen as 39 = Other Attachment