I have a new client that is using Peachtree. I use QuickBooks so Peachtree is very new to me. I am hoping that some of you maybe able to help me.
This is a 1120S. Client said they were told by prior accountant that there had to be alot of journal entries inputted for adjustments. She said that the accountant did not update or give them a updated peachtree backup. Told them to start with a new company file each year.
Okay well I was looking over the prior two years. The income listed on the tax return is WAY off from that on Peachtree. It is around $80,000 off for 2006. I spoke to the client today and they are getting me 2006 bank statements. This is the only way I know to check it.
For anyone that uses Peachtree is there a way to match income received into Peatchtree to that received into the bank? What reports?
On another note there were "accural to cash" adjustments made on Schedule L and Scheule M-1 on the return. The adjustments were made to A/R, inventory, and retained earnings. States it was for year 2005 and Totals to about $10,000
I've never seen adjustments like this made on a return before.
I would really appreciate any help on this.
This is a 1120S. Client said they were told by prior accountant that there had to be alot of journal entries inputted for adjustments. She said that the accountant did not update or give them a updated peachtree backup. Told them to start with a new company file each year.
Okay well I was looking over the prior two years. The income listed on the tax return is WAY off from that on Peachtree. It is around $80,000 off for 2006. I spoke to the client today and they are getting me 2006 bank statements. This is the only way I know to check it.
For anyone that uses Peachtree is there a way to match income received into Peatchtree to that received into the bank? What reports?
On another note there were "accural to cash" adjustments made on Schedule L and Scheule M-1 on the return. The adjustments were made to A/R, inventory, and retained earnings. States it was for year 2005 and Totals to about $10,000
I've never seen adjustments like this made on a return before.
I would really appreciate any help on this.
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