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    Sec 179

    I just completed S-corp tax return for 2005. There is a sec 179 dep on scorp return.

    Scorp has a net income of $150,000. Sec 179 deduction does not reduce bottomline on scorp return (On first page) but amount is recorded on K-1 which then goes to Personal.

    Questions:

    (1) Do I need to record this transaction in QB as - Dr. Dep expenses & Cr. Accu dep?

    (2) Cleint wants to contribute for profit sharing. Would Sec 179 have any impact or it is a non factor?

    Thank you

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    Yes. You do need to make an entry.

    Sec 179 can not create loss.

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      Originally posted by Unregistered
      (2) Cleint wants to contribute for profit sharing. Would Sec 179 have any impact or it is a non factor?
      For an S corporation, you base profit sharing contributions on the W-2 wages, not the business profits. That is true for the shareholder/employees as well. Section 179 would have no effect on that.

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