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11/2/09 4:06 PM,   Viewed by asker 11/3/09 5:31 AM
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do I need to amend a corporate income tax if in the balance sheet shows an incorrect amount on depreciable assets.  The asset was not depreciated.  In the balance sheet the assets and liabilities are understated.

 
 
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11/2/09 4:55 PM

That depends.  Was the amount arrived at because expenses were not properly reported or does the balance sheet contain other errors that offset the asset error?

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11/2/09 5:11 PM

We need more information as IRMN stated. If it is just a balance sheet reclassification then the problem may not be as severe. If the assets were not properly depreciated then the problem is worse. We need additional information as to exactly what the problem you encountered is

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11/3/09 5:27 AM

The asset was not depreciated.  In the balance sheet the assets and liabilities are understated.

 
 
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11/3/09 2:27 PM

You will need to correct and file an ammended return to correct the depreciation expense on the undepreciated assets that need correction

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11/3/09 2:32 PM

Is that a change that's going to require a Form 3115?  I'm just sayin'.

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11/3/09 2:33 PM

Mt Juliet is correct about amending to correct for the depreciation error.  Was the asset financed and that's why liabilities are understated or are there other errors on the return.

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