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ProSeries Training

• Introduction
• Professional Plus Add-ons
• New Features & Enhancements
• Electronic Filing
• Data Entry and Input Functionality
• K-1 Input Worksheet
• Form 8283 Redesign
• Schedule D Redesign
• Capital Gain Worksheet
• Employer Stock Worksheet
• Depreciation Reports
• 1099 Miscellaneous Worksheet
• Form 8919
• 1098 Tuition Statement
• Tuition and Fees Deduction
• Tax Law Implementation
• Conclusion

Data Entry and Input Functionality

ProSeries Professional

Easier and Faster Data Entry

Each year our development teams pour over customer feedback among many other things, to find out how we can improve the entire data entry process. This section covers the changes we have made to the 2007 ProSeries software to help make data entry easier and faster.

Topics include:

• The new K-1 Input worksheet for business returns (e.g. When a partnership owns an interest in another partnership).
• Redesigned handling of Noncash Contributions on Schedule A and Form 8283.
• New fields on the Capital Gains and Losses smart worksheet on Schedule D.
• The new Capital Gain Transaction Worksheet for calculating virtually any kind of sale.
• The new Multiple Lots worksheet, formerly known as the Cost Basis Worksheet.
• Employer Stock Transaction Worksheet, formerly known as the Employee Stock Options Worksheet.
• The redesigned Depreciation reports that now include a Land column.
• The redesigned 1099-Miscellaneous worksheet, now a single-copy worksheet.
• The new IRS Form 8917 for uncollected social security and medicare tax.
• The new 1098-T worksheet, creating a single entry point for tuition and fees and improved handling of related tuition and fees deduction calculations.