How many people went to Leavenworth last year for filing a f*** F with an 1120S?  Or, just because IRS says you can use it with a 1041 or 1065, have they ever said you can't use it with an 1120S? If anything, it can be a "see attached" worksheet. 

I think I have already told the story about how the NTA at a Phoenix taxpayer forum told of how someone in Omaha a few days earlier had asked why there is no "office in home" form to file with Schedule F.  She said she called National Office and they agreed to do it.  When it didn't appear the next year, I asked why.  The excuse was something like, "we didn't think that many people would use it."  

C'mon guys.  It's the Internal Revenue Service, not the Internal Revenue Hall Monitors.