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    Client has a partnership with her brother-in-law in a daycare business. He owns the house the daycare is run out of. She runs the daycare. They are 50/50. The business shows a loss of about $130, and she had guaranteed payments of about $11545.

    She wants to take a deduction on her personal taxes for things she wasn't reimbursed for. Such as,10,000 miles she drove (for runs to Target for supplies, the grocery store for the daycare food, dropping off and picking up some of the daycare kids, and so on). She doesn't have a mileage log, but says she'd have no problem reconstructing one (?). She has $50 cell phone bill that the business normally pays for, but she paid this one bill with her personal credit card being as the daycare didn't have a credit card to make the payment over the phone. She has grocery bills and Target bills (all for things FOR the daycare).

    What do you think about all of this? Do I use these miles somehow and how exactly do I go about it? Her past preparer (her uncle) took her mileage for 2005 on Form 4562 Depreciation. But there's no further information given to show where that mileage deduction went on the form or that she even got to use it.

    Looks as if he gave them a fancy printed up sheet listing a mileage deduction amount, but nowhere on the return is it reported. It's not under Schedule A, Misc. Itemized either. I feel like I am missing something here.

    #2
    Additional Expenses

    The K-1 income should show up on schedule E Part II.

    For additional allowable expenses of an individual that is not included on the partnership return enter on Sch. E part II 28 line B "expenses related to K-1", fill in the addition infor.

    Then go to next secdtion down and enter on line B in Col I (eye) the additional expenses.
    Just lump all additional qualified expenses togeather and enter as a negitive number. No need to show details
    Last edited by RLymanC; 03-15-2007, 12:33 PM.
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      #3
      Thanks for the direction!

      I am going to work on this again; hadn't looked at it since last night. My 2 boys (3 and 5 years) were on TV today. They won a drawing and we went to the studio and they were on air for a total of 10 minutes. It was pretty cool. So I was a little distracted. Now back to work!

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        #4
        New rule

        TTB page 20-6 upper left column cites a new court case that says there must be a partnership agreement saying the partner must pay specific expenses, and this agreement must be in writing. A verbal agreement no longer applies.

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