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IRS FORM 1120REIT A Real Estate investor. one of clients is required to file 1120REIT by IRS.So Proseries must have it.Thank you for your Support.
I recently dealt with an Arizona partnership return that was e-filed but rejected due to an issue as explained below.I recently spent 50 minutes on the phone with a Lacerte support specialist trying to figure out an issue. It is a multistate partnership return but the box "is this a multistate partnership" was being checked no by Lacerte. We did the "jump to input" and spent a significant amount of time trying to figure out why the inputs weren't causing Lacerte to check the box "yes" instead of no.We finally figured out what was causing it, although it shouldn't have been a problem in the first place.In this case, we were using "sales factor only" apportionment for Arizona, and it so happened that it was 100% in Arizona, and therefore the apportionment percentage was 100%. Because Schedule C of the AZ return was showing 100%, the box "is this a multistate partnership" was being checked no by Lacerte. I had to reduce AZ sales by just a few bucks to get the percentage to be 99.9999% and then it went back to "yes".This should NOT be necessary. It is completely normal and reasonable for a state to have 100% apportionment even though it's multistate. Perhaps the simplest example would be that 100% of sales occur in AZ even though they may have some property or employees in another state. In such a case, they would be required to file in that other state, which may use a 3-factor apportionment formula. Thus, a taxpayer could have 100% apportionment in one state and still have apportionment in another (they do NOT have to add up to 100% since each state has its own rules).The next Lacerte update should change the programming so that a 100% apportionment in AZ doesn't automatically cause the box to be checked "no" on if it's a multistate partnership. Again, it can be totally normal for the state to have 100% apportionment AND be multi-state.
Proseries software needs to be updated to add back nontaxable income to the calculation of the Minnesota Property Tax Refund. See page 8 of instructions for Line 5 of the M1PR:https://www.revenue.state.mn.us/sites/default/files/2021-12/m1pr_inst_21_0.pdf
From the previous year to transfer 1120S to 1120. The same for the current year availability to transfer from 1120S to 1120 and from 1120 to 1120S within the same year.
Values from Statement A from Partnerships and S-Corps do not transfer automatically to Section D1 on individual's K-1 when imported. Amounts have to be entered manually. If any changes to Partnership and S-Corp tax return, amounts have to be re-entered and if incorrect, it affects the QBI calculation. If the amounts do not correspond with corrected on the Partnership/S-Corp side, it does not prompt an error message. Line 20 Sch K-1 code Z shows error only if no information on Section D1 is entered but does not show if the information is incorrect. The information Statement A on Partnership/S-Corp has to transfer automatically to Section D1.
It should be possible to send a customized letter to the partners in each partnership separate from the K1 transmittal. This would be helpful in handling notices regarding tax issues and also helpful to clients wanting to obtain consents from the partners.
I would like ProSeries to allow us to use one click printing to print all four estimated tax vouchers rather than individually clicking each voucher and then clicking each voucher separately. If you have 4 estimates for the IRS and 4 for the State, you are performing 16 clicks to print those 8 pages. It could be trimmed to 4 total clicks if there was a way to print all four at once.
1. Add 1040X on 1040NR (amendment on 1040-NR).2. Please allow in the current year to transfer date files from 1040-NR to 1040. 3. Transfer data files from 1040NR from previous year to 1040 in the current year.
Is there a way to carryover client billing from previous year and have it flag if there is a past due amount when we open their fileIt would be nice to catch anyone who did not pay last year before we move forward with this year.
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