u/EchoesInSky

I was gifted a Galaxy Tab S10 FE and I wanted to use it at work for notes, but it’s super impractical unless I’m missing settings.

Ideally I’d like it to replace my notepad on my desk as I bounce between in the office and working from home and sometimes I forget my notepad in either place.

The problem is, I can’t find a quick way to use the tablet and Samsung notes at all. I’m guessing these are all setting issues in the tablet.

For example, if someone comes into my office to talk it’s a cumbersome process to navigate to the notes app and create a new note and then start writing down what they’re saying. Is there a way to speed this up?

The other issue is in meetings the tablet will time out super quick when on the notes app. I’ve tried adjusting so many settings but it seems as soon as I look away from the tablet, it locks itself. This is a chore compared to just a notepad in a meeting.

I’ll fully admit this probably 99.9% user error. I haven’t used an android device since the original Motorola droid back in 2009.

Can anyone help me or suggest other tips for quick note taking?

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u/EchoesInSky — 4 days ago

Firm switched to UltraTax. How do I input state K-1s on a business return?

I’m about to pull my hair out.

I have a partnership return that’s only activity is outside K-1s from rental properties in various states. Each of these has a state K-1 wherever that property is located.

How do I enter the state K-1? I can’t figure this out for the life of me. In other softwares this was pretty easy, but in UltraTax I don’t get it. I can’t tell what software the prior accountant used, but it looks like he had a similar problem and just made up apportionment numbers to get it to the correct income allocation to that state.

Do you just have to override the hell out of the state?

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u/EchoesInSky — 4 days ago
▲ 13 r/taxpros

Would be Q1 - Q3 + YEP.

Each would include a business projection calculation + 1040 implications and a meeting. I’m assuming maybe 30 min meeting for Q1 - Q3 and then 1.5 hours for YEP meeting.

I was thinking $4,000 - $4,500.

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u/EchoesInSky — 11 days ago

I see both sides of this argument.

On one side it helps understand the possible fees. On the other side I think it opens the door for scrutiny in billing by the client.

I can’t give a fixed fee for this service as it’s related to maintaining their books and fixed assets. That can vary wildly every month/qtr.

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u/EchoesInSky — 15 days ago
▲ 8 r/CX5

Everyone was freaking out about the 0-60 time pre release.

Is it a big deal? Do you notice poor performance compared to the vehicle you’re coming from?

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u/EchoesInSky — 15 days ago