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dascpa
Level 11
January 17, 2024
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Opinion - 2023 1120S & 1065

  • January 17, 2024
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P.S. says forms (most of them) ready for print and e-file.  State won't be ready for another 10 days.  Question - has any one found any glaring software errors so far in the Federal 1120S or 1065?  Hoping to get jump started on completing the pile but don't want to transfer too early.

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sjrcpa
Level 15
January 17, 2024
IRonMaN
Level 15
January 17, 2024

I transferred all of mine the other day ----------------------- but I have been known to run with scissors.

Slava Ukraini!
dascpa
dascpaAuthor
Level 11
January 17, 2024

But besides the prior post of the K-1 coding differences (for early transfers) have you noticed anything else glaring?

Now with that K-1 coding issue I'll wait until after 01/19/24 to transfer so I can avoid that problem.  

As Rosana Rosana Dana said (for you young people look up old SNL) "It's always something".

 

IRonMaN
Level 15
January 17, 2024

@Jim-from-Ohio  must have at least a couple of dozen done by now, maybe he can enlighten you more.

Slava Ukraini!
Level 2
February 3, 2024

Today I entered 2023 expense amounts for a Form 1065.  The software overrode my entries with the 2022 amounts.  Some other minor glitches.   Perhaps of interest:  I had to file a 1065 X for this client for 2022. Maybe that is causing the issue.  Anybody else having problems? 

dascpa
dascpaAuthor
Level 11
February 3, 2024

Completed roughly 40 business returns.  The glitch you mentioned has not happened with me.  "Lots of other glitches" - not specific enough to reply to.

Level 6
February 3, 2024

I posted this a few weeks ago. Don't know if it has been fixed or if it even applies to you.

"I know it's early but wanted to throw this out in case IntuitGabi is on the board.

When transferred from 2022 to 2023, the program is allocating total amount of loans from shareholders (as per balance sheet) by stock ownership percentage to each shareholder K-1 instead of the actual amount of ending shareholder loan as stated on the prior year K-1."

Hopefully a fix is coming..