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I have to book Payroll Expense as a deduction. Where does it go? The only place I could find was Salary and Wages.
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Without any details, Salary and Wages sounds right.
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I don't know the magnitude of your expenses, but I would seriously consider the competent advice of an accountant on this...
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I don't know the magnitude of your expenses, but I would seriously consider the competent advice of an accountant on this... [/ QUOTE ] Nah, just print off the response from 2+2 and send that to your auditor. |
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We don't have enough detail. He never said this was for a tax return. This could easily just be for the company's books. If it's truly a payroll expense, it would likely be treated as such on a tax return barring a few less likely exceptions (e.g. an extraordinary amount of officer's compensation, etc.).
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you might be right.....hey, wasn't former enron ceo kenneth lay a 2+2er???
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