Capital Loss Carryovers – Are They Cash Flow? A Schedule D shows a short-term capital loss carryover of ($121,000) on line 6 and a long-term

Why Does My Borrower Have Multiple Schedule D’s? Have you ever noticed two different versions of the Schedule D included with your borrower’s Form 1040?

Does a Change in Partnership Ownership Affect a Borrower’s Cash Flow? Have you ever looked at a Schedule K-1 from a partnership and seen significant

Which W-2 Wages Are Used For Cash Flow? An experienced banker called into the Bukers Hotline with a great question on wages and the Form

Using Form 8995 to Identify Your Borrower’s K-1s? Think Again! When analyzing the cash flow of an individual who is either a business owner or

Excess Distributions: What Are They, and Are They Cash Flow? The Bukers Hotline received a call from a banker analyzing a Schedule D that included

Form 7203: New IRS Form to Find Contributions Made to S Corporations Every year the IRS issues new regulations and publishes new tax forms. There

New 2021 Tax Forms: Schedule K-2 and Schedule K-3 As you start analyzing your borrower’s 2021 tax returns, you may find the new Schedule K-2

Tax-Exempt Interest Income on Form 1040 We recently received a call to the Bukers Hotline from a banker who was analyzing her borrowers 2020 Form

Why Would an Individual Owner of an LLC Stop Receiving K-1s? We recently received a great question to the Bukers Hotline from an analyst who