My post was technically correct, however I understand that you can't deduct materials until used. So semantics were in play but that's what makes things fun.
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Originally posted by sea-taxNot to change the subject , but What do you guys and gals do when a small mom & pop business does not keep inventory? I usually get a couple new sch c filers a year who have never been told to do an inventory account at years end.
Most of the time I try to get them to guess at a dollar value of inventory for at least year end so that by the following year I will be on track. I also explain to them how to take th inventory and why they need to do it.
Any other ideas and am I way off base?
I recall some years ago a preparer using an inventory figure provided by the client (you know the type they give the amount over the phone). He got a preparer penalty.
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Originally posted by veritasI recall some years ago a preparer using an inventory figure provided by the client (you know the type they give the amount over the phone). He got a preparer penalty.JG
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Originally posted by veritasI recall some years ago a preparer using an inventory figure provided by the client (you know the type they give the amount over the phone). He got a preparer penalty.
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