1120S s-corporate return
I do not appreciate being bated to start for free a Deluxe Edition return, and then later after doing a topic search for the 1120S s-corporation form I am required to file, I am now suddenly told from the topic search that I am now required to be switched or "upgraded" to TurboTax Business based on this answer:
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If you have an S corporation business and need to report your corporate income, see TurboTax Business - Easily Prepare and File Your Business Taxes.
My current required filing fee "IF and only IF" I actually file my personal 1040 taxes this year with TurboTax is $29.99.
If I proceed with filing my 1120S corporate tax return here, this is saying that after I was bated with starting a $29.99 return for free, that I must now be switched up to a now minimum $74.99 fee for TurboTax Business in order to even access the 1120S form????
THAT is precisely BATE and SWICH theft, stealing, legalized fraud, absolutely underhanded business practice, and false advertising - All TurboTax customers - BEWARE! Quite frankly, there should be a law again bating me and switching me like that for an additional $45.00 fee, I don't care who is doing the selling!!!!
For your protection - anyone who is reading this - PLEASE, please look before you click!
Thank you.
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TurboTax IanM
I'm sorry that you feel misled - that is certainly not our intent. In the selection tool on TurboTax.com that picks which version of the program is most appropriate, there is a box to select that you are a business owner. If you clicked on that, it should have sent you directly to a more elaborate version - Deluxe is definitely not the right product for reporting S-Corp information.
If you are willing to give TurboTax Business a try, I think you will find that it does a great job of helping you through the process of filing everything you need for you business, and getting you the best possible set of credits and deductions.
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Hi Matthew,
I'm very sorry that you were upset by the removal of your name and web site address. I hope you will recognize that we removed that information out of concern for your privacy,and not for any other reason. Because taxes contain so much detailed information that can be easily misused in the wrong hands, we have a pretty strict set of guidelines for our agents and employees when it comes to removing personally identifiable information that our customers may post unintentionally. We do that simply to protect the integrity of our customers' data - even when they are upset with us.
If there is anything I can do to help you have the best possible experience with your taxes this year, please let me know!
TurboTaxKristenJ, Enrolled Agent - Tax Expert
I know this does not apply to you Matthew, but I felt I should clarify what pilotgal8996 was saying about being a "single member" entity. If someone is a Limited Liability Company that has a single member, then they would be considered a "disregarded entity" for federal purposes and the single member would file their return using a Schedule C as part of their personal return. However, if a single member LLC has elected to be treated as an S-Corporation, (or simply started out as an S-Corp with one member), this truly is a separate entity and would need to file an 1120S to the IRS and the net income is reported to the member via a K-1 for their personal return. The member could also receive a salary and get a W2 from the S-Corp.
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