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I do the bookkeeping for a company that had a Sales Tax audit by NY in 2021. They settled and paid $20K in owed taxes and $10K in penalties and interest. Should the penalties and interest part be categorized as expenses?
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They are an expense to the business, but they are not reportable or deductible when filing income taxes.
Create an expense account as a type Other Expense, title it exp-non-deductible and post the payments there. When you do the P&L for tax time, be sure to NOT use the amounts in that account for the bottom line amount on the P&L
Yes and no
They are an expense to the business, but they are not reportable or deductible when filing income taxes.
Create an expense account as a type Other Expense, title it exp-non-deductible and post the payments there. When you do the P&L for tax time, be sure to NOT use the amounts in that account for the bottom line amount on the P&L
Thanks Rustler. Great concise answer to my question.
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