How do I mark an 1120 as a non paid preparer?

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March 13, 2021
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Specifically a for 1120-H for a homeowners association. I am not getting paid to do the form but I can't figure out how to eliminate my paid preparer information. I can override my name but not the company. Anyone know how to do this?

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Best answer by jeffmcpa2010

I completely disagree with qbteach....

I have had a partnership that I was a partner in. No way was I a paid preparer, just was taking advantage of my software subscription to process the return for my brothers and I.

I just went ahead and printed it out, whited out the firm information and filed it on paper. I really don't care how long it takes the IRS to get to the bottom of their paper mountain.

I never could figure out a way to change it for e-file.

qbteachmt

Level 15

You are still a paid professional preparer, and not being well paid for this at all, doesn't change your relationship to that filing.

Don't yell at us; we're volunteers

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jeffmcpa2010Answer

Level 10

I completely disagree with qbteach....

I have had a partnership that I was a partner in. No way was I a paid preparer, just was taking advantage of my software subscription to process the return for my brothers and I.

I just went ahead and printed it out, whited out the firm information and filed it on paper. I really don't care how long it takes the IRS to get to the bottom of their paper mountain.

I never could figure out a way to change it for e-file.

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utah-arizona-taxladyAuthor

Level 6

Good idea Jeff! 1020-H forms can't be efiled anyway, they have to mail it. I agree, I am a volunteer treasurer for this HOA and I am not being paid. In fact I am signing it as the officer. I do plenty of other HOA tax returns I am paid for. I don't need my firm name on one more! Thank you for the advice!

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