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kent25
Level 1

How do I run an Annualized Adjusted Gross Income report?

The IRS requires 01/01/2024 thru 03/31/2024, 01/01/2024 thru 05/31/2024 and 01/01/2024 thru 08/31/2024 annualized Adjusted Gross income to justify not paying estimated tax evenly throughout the year.

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JorgetteG
QuickBooks Team

How do I run an Annualized Adjusted Gross Income report?

Thank you for reaching out with your query about generating Annualized Adjusted Gross Income reports in QuickBooks Online for the specific periods required by the IRS. We recognize the importance of accurately calculating and reporting these figures to comply with IRS regulations and justify uneven estimated tax payments.

 

It's important to note that QuickBooks Online does not directly generate an Annualized Adjusted Gross Income report in the format required by the IRS for the specified periods (January to March, January to May, and January to August of 2024). However, I will guide you through an alternative method to achieve the required data:

 

  1. Generate Profit and Loss Reports:
    • Go to the Reports menu in QuickBooks Online.
    • Select the Profit and Loss report.
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    • Elevate your report by customizing it for each of the periods you specified.
  2. Manual Calculation of Adjusted Gross Income:
    • After generating each report, manually calculate the Adjusted Gross Income by adjusting your total income. It involves subtracting specific allowed deductions from your gross income (e.g., health savings account deductions, student loan interest, etc.). QuickBooks Online tracks your income and expenses, but calculating AGI might require additional manual adjustments outside QBO.
  3. Annualization of Income:
    • To annualize your income for each period, divide your adjusted gross income by the number of months in the period. Then, multiply the result by 12 to get an accurate annual figure.
  4. Documentation and Compliance:
    • Keep detailed records of these calculations and your Profit and Loss reports for IRS documentation and future reference.

 

Given the nuances and importance of IRS compliance, we recommend consulting with a tax professional or accountant who can provide specific guidance tailored to your situation and ensure that all computations and reports meet the necessary legal standards.

 

Additionally, you can refer to this article to save your customized report in QuickBooks Online to access frequently used reports easily without recreating them each time: Save a customized report in QuickBooks Online.

 

Furthermore, you may want to consider upgrading to QuickBooks Online Advanced to create your reports using Custom Report Builder.

 

Thank you for choosing QuickBooks Online, Kent25. We value your diligent efforts in managing your financial responsibilities accurately. Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need further assistance.

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