Yes, M-1 Line 6a already has the amount of income from installment sales included. It was automatically entered within the Proseries software. I'm not able to come up with a solution but will keep tr...
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Yes, M-1 Line 6a already has the amount of income from installment sales included. It was automatically entered within the Proseries software. I'm not able to come up with a solution but will keep trying. Any additional thoughts and ideas are appreciated.
I prepared Form 1065 with related schedules including two new Forms 6252. After linking the fixed asset worksheets to the forms 6252 (the fixed asset worksheets were created from importing informatio...
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I prepared Form 1065 with related schedules including two new Forms 6252. After linking the fixed asset worksheets to the forms 6252 (the fixed asset worksheets were created from importing information from Fixed Asset Manager), the schedule L balance sheet is out of balance by the exact amount of the installment sales gross profit from line 16 on the two 6252’s. The Liabilities + Capital is off by this amount. I’ve been over and over the forms and can’t find the error. The M-1 and M-2 schedules appear correct, as does form 4797 page 1 and 2. Schedule K and the K-1's also appear to be correct. The same client had an installment sale in 2015 and everything tied perfectly. I would appreciate any help you can provide to correct the out of balance situation created from the installment sales.
It was for a wedding which was cancelled. My client "gave" the rented venue to their church for use for the church's fund raiser. The church provided my client with a donation receipt for flowers, fo...
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It was for a wedding which was cancelled. My client "gave" the rented venue to their church for use for the church's fund raiser. The church provided my client with a donation receipt for flowers, food, etc. that was given with the use of the venue. The venue (owned by a 501c(3) foundation) provided my client with an invoice showing the amount billed for rental, nothing about it being a donation.