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    year end accruals

    Typically I will expense in december, sales tax & payroll taxes payable even though not paid until january.

    My question is this.. I have a client that hasnt pad their sales and payroll taxes for six months (dont know how the business doesnt have a lock on the door)..

    Would you expense all six months or just december or?

    Thanks!!

    Chris

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    I wouldn't expense any at this point. I'd wait to see if he pays any of them by the due date of the return. Off the top of my head, I think accruals have to actually be paid within 2.5 months of year end.
    "Taxation is the price we pay for failing to build a civilized society." ~ Mark Skousen

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      #3
      Sales tax collected and employee taxes withheld are never an expense.

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        Do not deduct state and local sales
        taxes imposed on the buyer that you
        must collect and pay over to the state
        or local government. Also, do not include these
        taxes in gross receipts or sales.​
        You can deduct the employment taxes you must pay
        from your own funds as taxes.​
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