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- CAN YOU OVERRIDE THE AN AMOUNT THAT IS -1 FROM DEFAULTING TO ZERO ON THE FORM?
CAN YOU OVERRIDE THE AN AMOUNT THAT IS -1 FROM DEFAULTING TO ZERO ON THE FORM?
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ktoakes
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09-18-2024
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PhoebeRoberts
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09-18-2024
03:08 PM
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Nope. The worst thing is, sometimes a calculated number legitimately is a dollar of loss, and Lacerte still ignores it and produces a schedule that doesn't foot.
Where possible, I lump the dollar of loss in with something else (I've gone as far as putting it on an entirely different K-1 if needed) and making a note in my file.
