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Old 01-26-2012, 12:12 PM
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Cash based S corp/accrued interest

I have a cash based S-corp that has accrued interest on a loan. Do I record the accrual as interest expense/interest payable each year and then make an M-1 adjustment for the book/tax difference since no amounts were actually paid? Once payments are being made, a 1099 for interest income should be sent to seller for amounts actually received? Or do I expense and report on a 1099 the accrued amount each year?



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