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    1099 does not equal revenue ......

    ..... due to a timing difference on a large check written on 12/31/07

    How would you account for the difference on a 1065?

    Show the 1099 in revenue and the dif where?

    returns and allowances?
    negative other income?
    cost of goods w/ what description (note that its a service business so no other activity in costs area)?
    other expenses with what description?

    #2
    Is the one 1099

    the only source of income for the year?

    Does the IRS match to Form 1065? I don't know for sure but I doubt it.

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      #3
      If all 1099s exceed sales, then I add the difference into sales and subtract it out in other expenses with a description that it's a timing difference. Returns and allowances sounds like a good option.
      "Taxation is the price we pay for failing to build a civilized society." ~ Mark Skousen

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        #4
        Originally posted by veritas View Post
        the only source of income for the year?

        Does the IRS match to Form 1065? I don't know for sure but I doubt it.
        You'd thing they would wouldn't you?

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