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Client sold their liquor license and i cant make the balance sheet balance because they have never had to do one before. help

sdegraaf
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IRonMaN
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Sounds like you have three accounts potentially involved - cash, an asset for the license (?), and a gain on the sale.  Which part of the puzzle are you missing?


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IRonMaN
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Sounds like you have three accounts potentially involved - cash, an asset for the license (?), and a gain on the sale.  Which part of the puzzle are you missing?


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sdegraaf
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I guess an asset for the License.  This is the first time I have come across something like this so I'm a little confused. I have cash and a gain on the sale.
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abctax55
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I'll be as polite as I can...but you don't seem to understand the basic accounting formula that is the basis for the Balance Sheet.  Assets - Liabilities = Equity.

I suggest you either get professional help (if you're doing your own return), or find a mentor if you are trying to help a client.  Or pass this client off to someone with more experience in entity returns/balance sheets.

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