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For a non-audited schedule I, are people attaching a schedule of late deposits in order to demonstrate that the correction has been made?

Or are you just filling in line 4a, since the schedule is not required anyway?

Austin Powers, CPA, QPA, ERPA

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IMHO if you add attachments they just get tossed out. Why do something that is not required?

JanetM CPA, MBA

Posted

That's how I felt too... I think a snowball has a better chance in you know where, than a non-barcoded attachment to a schedule I has of being read...

Apparently though, Steve Forbes suggested doing just this...

Austin Powers, CPA, QPA, ERPA

Posted

I've heard it suggested, but I really don't the see the reason for doing it. We do not add any kind of attachment. If there are late deposits we are already telling the IRS that a correction been made on the 5330.

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I haven't had late deposits in a while (knock on wood), but I do remember that when I did, I added a footnote to Schedule I stating that corrections were made in full via 5330.

Vicki

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