What is the Difference Between Schedule F and Form 4835? Did you know that farming income can either be reported on Schedule F or Form
I Found It in the Help Files! Did you know the formulas used to calculate the ratios in our software can be found in the
Revocable Living Trust Listed as Partner on a K-1 What Does This Mean and How Does This Impact Cash Flow? An analyst recently called the
Setting the Numeric Unit in Bukers Software When you are setting up your borrower file in either Bukers Taxanalysis or Bukers BTA, you will want
Different S Corporation Distributions Reported on Form 1120-S How to Properly Identify Actual Distributions Have you ever spread a business tax return for an S
Condensed Reports in Bukers Software Have you used the condensed reporting option in the Bukers software? If not, here’s how: Condensed Reports in Bukers Taxanalysis
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
Setting Preferences in Bukers Taxanalysis – Part 2 In our previous newsletter (Setting Preferences in Bukers Taxanalysis – Part 1), we talked about General Preferences
