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Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
December 7, 2019
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Sooo.....on the new NOL 80% deal

  • December 7, 2019
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How do we keep track of the NOLS prior to 2018 vs those 2018 and forward?  And do we get to use up the prior ones that reduce 100% of taxable income first?

I'm sure PS isn't going to be much help in keeping track of this, is it?

I'm really not that well versed in NOL's, barely a handful of my clients have them, so please don't tell me to send them to another preparer that knows what they're doing...I gotta learn sometime!

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Best answer by TaxMonkey

I just made a spreadsheet to track them, and yes NOLs are used oldest first.  I have been sort of familiar with tracking NOLS, because the California NOL rules have been different from Federal and different from year to year for a while.

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TaxMonkeyAnswer
Level 7
December 7, 2019

I just made a spreadsheet to track them, and yes NOLs are used oldest first.  I have been sort of familiar with tracking NOLS, because the California NOL rules have been different from Federal and different from year to year for a while.

Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
December 7, 2019
thank you!
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Level 6
February 15, 2022

Dragging this issue up again since it is important for 2021 returns.

As far as I can see PS does not have anything set up to help us with the application of NOLs that are for multiple years. Heck, as far as that goes, I see nothing in the program whatsoever that deals with the 80% taxable income limitation for post 2017 NOL carryovers.

On the Carryover Worksheet the NOL Carryover that goes to Schedule 1 Line 8a is just the grand total of all NOLs carried over from prior years and applies 100% to the tax return no matter the year of the NOL and ignores any 80% limit that might apply.

How is everyone handling this?

Level 6
March 30, 2022

Bumping this up. I have one now that is subject to the 80% limit and need to figure out how to have PS work it in correctly.

Level 3
May 9, 2022

Same!  Bump