Why is AGI Not a Good Indicator of Cash Flow to a Borrower? We have heard this question and/or argument since we started teaching Taxanalysis
Customizing Ratios in Bukers Taxanalysis In the February newsletter we talked about where to find formulas for the ratios included in the Bukers Taxanalysis software
The Most Overlooked Adjustments for Real Estate Sales on Schedule D The Schedule D reports capital gains and losses from the sales of investment assets. When a borrower
Ratio Formulas in Bukers Taxanalysis In the Bukers Taxanalysis software we have tried to make our ratio formats as comprehensive as possible in their diversity
Form 8990 and Business Interest Expense: Cash Flow Impact Have you ever come across the Form 8990 in an individual or business tax return and
Customizing Your Cash Flows in Bukers BTA One of the key features of Bukers BTA is the ability to customize your cash flows. In BTA,
Cash and Noncash Contributions on a K-1 Are They Capital Contributions or Charitable Contributions? Have you ever looked at the Schedule K-1 from an S
Notes in Bukers Software Having notes in your spreads can be important. Let’s say you have encountered an unusual situation in your borrower’s financials. You
Outside Net Worth In the Bukers Taxanalysis PFS Module When spreading personal financial statements from a client, do you ever find the asserted values over-inflated?
Schedule K-1 with W-2 Wages Have you ever come across a Schedule K-1 that reports W-2 wages? Does this represent actual cash wages received by
Performing Calculations in Bukers BTA When working in BTA, you may have a need to perform mathematical calculations within a specific line item on your
