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April 11, 2022
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What can I deduct for LLC Franchise

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JaniKing Franchise LLC

 

What deductions 

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Best answer by Marchell

Just-Lisa-Now,

 

Customer has regular deductions such as royalty, business support fee, FF IB Projected Payment and Finders Fee.

They also have Business protection plan, Client sales tax, etc. 

This is my first Franchise customer. I use ProSeries Basic and am not sure where to find information regarding JaniKing Franchises.

Marchell

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Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
April 11, 2022

what expenses did the business have?

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MarchellAuthorAnswer
Level 3
April 11, 2022

Just-Lisa-Now,

 

Customer has regular deductions such as royalty, business support fee, FF IB Projected Payment and Finders Fee.

They also have Business protection plan, Client sales tax, etc. 

This is my first Franchise customer. I use ProSeries Basic and am not sure where to find information regarding JaniKing Franchises.

Marchell

MarchellAuthor
Level 3
April 11, 2022

Can client claim regular deductions such as Finders Fees, Royalty?

Can client claim special deductions such as advertising fee, client sales tax and business protection plan?

 

Just-Lisa-Now-
Intuit Community Champion
April 11, 2022
I dont know what JaniKing is or does, you keep referring to it like its something special.

Is there something that makes it different than any other business? What type of entity is it?
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qbteachmt
Level 15
April 11, 2022

It's a janitorial franchise. Geez, one of the fees is for Technology and one is for Accounting. That means they should be presenting some financial reports to the tax preparer.

You have to know how some of these fees apply (translate their name into real business tax return terminology), such as is "business protection plan" an Insurance policy? Someone signed the paperwork and should have an idea. Finders Fee might be a Commission for every client sent to your taxpayer, so you would need to watch for 1099-Misc requirements, for example.

https://www.franchisedirect.com/cleaningfranchises/jani-king-commercial-cleaning-services-franchise-07073/ufoc/

Other than being Franchise, a business is just a business

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qbteachmt
Level 15
April 11, 2022

Have you ever done a Business Tax Return? Do you know the entity type? What are these: "business support fee, FF IB Projected Payment and Finders Fee. They also have Business protection plan"

And, because you mention: "Client sales tax"

That is not a business deduction, if you mean the sales tax charged to customers, then paid to the sales tax agency by your client.

 

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MarchellAuthor
Level 3
April 11, 2022

I have completed many Schedule Cs but this is my first franchise and my customer is not sure of the categories. I've been looking around to see where I can find information regarding franchises.

Thanks. It's just nice to have someone out here to discuss.

 

I'm a mom and pop tax service. And this is one of those last minute customers.

 

 

Jim-from-Ohio
Intuit Community Champion
April 12, 2022

I have a Jani-King client.. they should be able to provide you a one page summary of each month's activity.