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MGC94
Level 7
March 4, 2023

42 days left

  • March 4, 2023
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How many returns have you done so far?

How many returns do you have left to do? 

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Jim-from-Ohio
Intuit Community Champion
March 4, 2023

- 1040s, about 550, about 850 more to go

- 1065s, 1120s, 1120S, about 40 done so far, maybe 45 more about to do

- still doing payroll and company books also 

Level 8
March 4, 2023

You have done 550 returns so far by yourself and will do 850 more by April 18th by yourself?  How is that possible?

Jim-from-Ohio
Intuit Community Champion
March 4, 2023

550 is historical.. now up to 562 after working so far today.. I can do about 21 returns a day.. working 7 days a week.. I may not get the remaining 850 in by april 18 but that is my goal. 

Level 7
March 4, 2023

It looks to me like there is going to be a lot of extensions filed this year.

dascpa
Level 11
March 4, 2023

1040's complete - 28.57%

1065/1120/1120S/1041 complete - 29.63%

Current backlog of stuff that's in - 6 years

dkh
Level 15
March 4, 2023

@dascpa wrote:

Current backlog of stuff that's in - 6 years


--- isn't that the truth          

dkh
Level 15
March 4, 2023

- as many as possible

- too many      I try not to think about what's not done until it's closer to October    

PATAX
Level 12
March 4, 2023

You can have more than 42 days. Extensions can be your friend.

IRonMaN
Level 15
March 4, 2023

I haven’t started any returns yet.  I have extended all of my clients and plan on starting preparing returns after April 18th.  That should allow enough time for Intuit to have most of the forms finalized, the brokerages enough time to have their amended 1099s finalized, and allow my clients to find that last W-2 they forgot about for the other job they worked for half of the year.

Slava Ukraini!
rbynaker
Level 13
March 4, 2023

I've decided to just have all of my clients move to one of the CA disaster zip codes before 10/16 this year.  The disaster relief will be automatically granted based on the zip code on the return when filed, right?

Level 7
March 4, 2023

Follow the file extension program on your tax program and you are good until Oct, 15th. One more day is not that important is it?

BobKamman
Level 15
March 4, 2023

I count 46 through April 18, which as I tell my clients is just another fine spring day during baseball season. Those who are trying to avoid being "woke" from efforts of the "weaponized" IRS to convince them that there is something wrong with automatic extensions to October can go back to protesting the results of the 1960 election, with its stolen votes in Illinois and Texas.  I'm way behind because I'm reading @IRonMaN  stories about lawyers who died in 1993.  

Level 7
March 4, 2023

I don't  think I have ever seen as many reactions to as post as I have seen with this one.

taxiowa
Level 8
March 5, 2023

Must be a Jim thing.  I am working on #649 now.  But I have a secretary who can enter all basic data so all I need to do is check W-2's, 1099's etc and concentrate on the hard stuff such as business and farms and rentals. And we probably have about 25-30 kids in there already who just have 1 or 2 W-2's.  Don't ask how many we have ready to start yet; that is already took most info and just lying in filing cabinet.  Looks like maybe 40 are back there.

BobKamman
Level 15
March 5, 2023

I have data entry started by my office assistant also.  That allows me to take breaks to answer questions from a beneficiary in Iowa of a trust K-1 I prepared.  She wanted to know why no tax was withheld from the distribution.  I told her IRS neither requires nor allows it.  She says her tax preparer disagrees.  What can I say, find someone in Iowa who knows how trusts are taxed?  That's like Diogenes looking for an honest man.