Your tax is due 90 days after the date the club was disbanded. Our club disbanded early last year 2016 and we waited to file the regular time. Couple months later we got a bill from the lRS for over $8,000. They charged an amount for each member. However we called them and because this was our first late filing they forgave the world amount.
Your tax is due 90 days after the date the club was disbanded. Our club disbanded early last year 2016 and we waited to file the regular time. Couple months later we got a bill from the lRS for over
$8,000. They charged an amount for each member. However we called them and because this was our first late filing they forgave the world amount.
Our club is discussing disbanding this year. Is there a
cutoff month that we'd have to file the partial year return?
If we disband in October or November can we wait to file at
the normal time? Thanks for your help...
Linda Wiltse on
To the best of my knowledge:
For a part year return for 2017 you would use the 2016 tax program to file during 2017 with the end date showing the partial year. Even though the 2016 tax program is used for the partnership, individuals would put the tax information on their 2017 tax year returns when they file them next year.
How you would do this using Bivio's program I do not know.My advice would be to disband a club in the end of December to make life easier.You can distribute most of the money or assets prior to that, but keep a little cash to settle expenses and officially end in December.
Linda
From: club_cafe@bivio.com [mailto:club_cafe@bivio.com] On Behalf Of Claudia Wood via bivio.com Sent: Monday, July 10, 2017 5:08 PM To: club cafe Subject: Re: [club_cafe] Disbanding
Our club is also disbanding. If we disband in 2017 and need to file a 2017 return before it's available in Bivio, how would we do that?
----- Original Message ----- From: Laurie Frederiksen <laurie@bivio.biz> To: The Club Cafe <club_cafe@bivio.com> Sent: Mon, 10 Jul 2017 17:02:34 -0400 (EDT) Subject: Re: [club_cafe] Disbanding
If you wanted to file later than the return was due in January, you'd need to file for an extension to avoid any problems.
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Your tax is due 90 days after the date the club was disbanded. Our club disbanded early last year 2016 and we waited to file the regular time. Couple months later we got a bill from the lRS for over $8,000. They charged an amount for each member. However we called them and because this was our first late filing they forgave the world amount.
I would actually disband in Dec but would sell any sticks that would be paying a dividend in January before the ex dividend date in 2017. Otherwise the club will have income after disbanding and 2018 income.
For a part year return for 2017 you would use the 2016 tax program to file during 2017 with the end date showing the partial year. Even though the 2016 tax program is used for the partnership, individuals would put the tax information on their 2017 tax year returns when they file them next year.
How you would do this using Bivio's program I do not know.My advice would be to disband a club in the end of December to make life easier.You can distribute most of the money or assets prior to that, but keep a little cash to settle expenses and officially end in December.
Your tax is due 90 days after the date the club was disbanded. Our club disbanded early last year 2016 and we waited to file the regular time. Couple months later we got a bill from the lRS for over $8,000. They charged an amount for each member. However we called them and because this was our first late filing they forgave the world amount.
I would actually disband in Dec but would sell any sticks that would be paying a dividend in January before the ex dividend date in 2017. Otherwise the club will have income after disbanding and 2018 income.
For a part year return for 2017 you would use the 2016 tax program to file during 2017 with the end date showing the partial year. Even though the 2016 tax program is used for the partnership, individuals would put the tax information on their 2017 tax year returns when they file them next year.
How you would do this using Bivio's program I do not know.My advice would be to disband a club in the end of December to make life easier.You can distribute most of the money or assets prior to that, but keep a little cash to settle expenses and officially end in December.
Your tax is due 90 days after the date the club was disbanded. Our club disbanded early last year 2016 and we waited to file the regular time. Couple months later we got a bill from the lRS for over $8,000. They charged an amount for each member. However we called them and because this was our first late filing they forgave the world amount.