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Features for Late-Filed Returns<br />

<strong>Drake</strong> <strong>Software</strong> User’s <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Figure 5-60: Interest and Penalty Calculation section<br />

(Setup > Options > Optional Items on Return)<br />

3. Click OK. The program will now calculate penalties and interest on all late<br />

returns calculated.<br />

“On the Fly”<br />

Option<br />

The per-return option can be used if the global option shown in Figure 5-60 is not<br />

selected. To have the program calculate penalties and interest for a single return:<br />

1. Open the client’s file in <strong>Drake</strong> and go to the LATE screen (accessible from the<br />

Taxes tab).<br />

2. Mark the Calculate penalties and interest on this return box (Figure 5-61).<br />

3. Complete the Date return was filed text box (Figure 5-61). If this field is blank,<br />

the program uses the Date balance paid entry from the 2210 screen by default.<br />

Figure 5-61: The LATE screen (accessible from the Taxes tab)<br />

Other LATE<br />

Screen<br />

Features<br />

You can also use the LATE screen to override these additional default settings:<br />

• Including calculated amounts elsewhere — By default, the calculated amounts<br />

are incorporated into the payment voucher, filing instructions, and client result letter<br />

for the return. To override this default, go to the LATE screen and mark the Do<br />

not carry P&I box (Figure 5-61).<br />

• Suppressing calculation “on the fly” — If the option to calculate penalties and<br />

interest for all late returns is selected in Setup > Options > Optional Items on<br />

Return tab, and you want to suppress the calculation for a single return, mark the<br />

Suppress calculation... box at the top of the LATE screen (Figure 5-61) for that<br />

return.<br />

• Due date of return — An entry here overrides the default of April 15 of the year<br />

the return is due. (An override would be necessary for a special circumstance,<br />

182 Tax Year 2012

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