Has anyone found a quick and reliable tool in ProSeries to determine whether MFJ or MFS is optimal, and how to split the returns with minimal additional work? I use the T, S, J coding on every entry I make. When I use the MFJ vs MFS worksheet, the information it provides frequently turns out to be incorrect or inaccurate when I actually split the returns and do all the re-work of the separate returns. Any suggestions? The additional required analysis can be a significant time burner. Thank you!
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I use the MFS MFJ worksheet and split the returns. Mine usually match when I split it unless AMT or a few other oddball things are in the return. Probably about 90% of mine will match. What is something you are having to rework?
I use the MFS MFJ worksheet and split the returns. Mine usually match when I split it unless AMT or a few other oddball things are in the return. Probably about 90% of mine will match. What is something you are having to rework?
If you've used the TSJ indicators you can split the MFJ into 2 MFS returns and review them separately.
Using ProSeries Professional, from within the client file, top menu bar File > Split MFJ to MFS
Im not sure if this feature is available in Basic.
That's the only features that are available for splitting the return up.
I just split at return from a MFJ to MFS and the ROTH IRA contribution of one spouse changes the outcome.
Do I need to "Save As" the file or just use the MFJ v MFS button while in the file?
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