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Level 6
Oct 3, 2024 2:56 PM UTC
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Schedule L and loans

When entering loan information do you take a note and separate it from what is due in 1 year and what's   due in more than 1 year?  Lines 17 & 20 or would the entire loan balance if it is due in more than one year be put all in line 20?

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abctax55
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Level 15
Oct 3, 2024 3:22 PM UTC

I do, but only because of occasional push back from lenders reviewing the balance sheet for current/long-term ratios.   I had 'one' years ago where the lender insisted on an 'amended' return.  I amended it for the lender; didn't file it with the IRS.  And I only did it 'cuz it was a really good client 😉

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Jim-from-Ohio
Intuit Community Champion
Oct 3, 2024 3:00 PM UTC

The balance sheet on the tax return is not GAAP so I put for long term the entire loan balance since the non-GAAP financial statements that I am working with do not break out short term loans and long term loans. 

abctax55
abctax55Answer
Level 15
Oct 3, 2024 3:22 PM UTC

I do, but only because of occasional push back from lenders reviewing the balance sheet for current/long-term ratios.   I had 'one' years ago where the lender insisted on an 'amended' return.  I amended it for the lender; didn't file it with the IRS.  And I only did it 'cuz it was a really good client 😉

HumanKind... Be Both
judys3Author
Level 6
Oct 3, 2024 3:32 PM UTC

This is where I'm at right now.  I have amended the return for the lender and will not submit.  Thank you for the information.

abctax55
Level 15
Oct 3, 2024 3:36 PM UTC

AND, I don't get too bogged down in pegging the short term portion.

CAGMC 🙂

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