Screen 433 - Collection Information Statement (1040)

Overview

Use this screen to enter information for the applicable collection information statement from the Form 433 series.

General Information

Enter information in this section to complete the general and employment information for the Form 433 series.
Enter
T
,
S
, or
J
to indicate whether the person filing the Form 433 is the taxpayer or spouse, or if it is being filed jointly.
Enter the appropriate code to indicate the type of collection statement required.
Code
Description
1
Calculates Form 433-A
2
Calculates Forms 656 and 433-A (OIC)
3
Calculates Form 433-F
The address on the 1040 screen displays on Forms 433 and 656 by default. Enter
1
to display the address on the 433 screen as the primary address on Forms 433 and 656. Enter
2
to continue the default behavior, but to display the address on the 433 screen as the mailing address on Forms 433-A (OIC) and 656. When
2
is entered in this field, the Form 433 filing instructions and tax authority slipsheet will display the address on the 433 screen.
Enter a code for the County, Borough, Census Area, Municipality, or Parish where the primary residence is located from the fieldview. The County name displays based on the code selected.
Code
Description
B
The primary residence is owned
R
The primary residence is rented
O
Other living arrangements. Use the Other Living Arrangements statement attached to this field to enter a description of these alternative living arrangements.
Use this statement to enter all contact numbers for the client. The information that follows describes the columns that appear in the attached statement.
  • TS:
    Enter
    T
    or
    S
    to indicate whether the contact number is associated with the taxpayer or spouse.
  • Code:
    From the fieldview, enter the code that best describes the contact number you are entering. The code determines where the contact number displays on Form 433.
    Code
    Description
    1
    Home (433-A/-F)/Primary (433-A (OIC)) Phone
    2
    Cell (433-A/-F)/Secondary (433-A (OIC)) Phone
    3
    Fax Number (433-A (OIC))
    4
    Business (433-A/-A (OIC))/Work (433-F) Phone
    5
    Business Cell Phone (433-A)
  • Contact Number:
    Enter the contact number.
  • Authorize IRS to leave message:
    When this field is marked, the IRS is authorized to contact you at the phone number listed and leave a detailed message.
Use this statement to enter information about each dependent, including the dependent's Social Security number, first name, last name, complete date of birth, and relationship to the taxpayer / spouse. Also use this section to indicate whether the dependent is claimed on Form 1040 and contributes to household income.
  • SSN:
    Select the dependent's Social Security number from the fieldview.
  • First Name / Last Name:
    The first and last names of the dependent are automatically entered based on the chosen Social Security number.
  • Date of Birth:
    Enter the complete date of birth (MM/DD/YYYY). The date in this field is used to determine the current age.
  • Current Age:
    The age of a dependent calculates based upon the date of birth entered for the dependent. Current Age is calculated as of the current system date. This field is used to display on Forms 433.
  • Relationship:
    From the fieldview, select the dependent's relationship to the taxpayer.
  • Claimed on Form 1040?:
    Enter
    X
    to indicate the dependent is claimed on Form 1040 (or equivalent form).
  • Contributes to HH Income?:
    Enter
    X
    to indicate the dependent contributes to household income.
  • Do Not Report on Form 433:
    Enter
    X
    to indicate that the dependent should be included in the IRS Financial Standard computation for the household on the Collection Information Worksheet
    only
    when the Form 433 filer has a non-liable spouse. All dependents with an
    X
    in this column are not reported on Form 433-A/433-A (OIC)/433-F, Page 1.
Enter the driver's license number for taxpayer / spouse. Also choose the applicable two-character code from the fieldview for the state in which the driver's license was issued.
Use this statement to enter information about the employer(s) of the taxpayer / spouse.
  • W2 Unit:
    Select the employer from the custom fieldview for this field for which you want to share information entered on the W2 screen. Leave this field blank if you want to enter information for an employer not entered on the W2 screen.
  • TS:
    Enter
    T
    or
    S
    to indicate whether the taxpayer or spouse works for the employer.
  • Employer Name:
    The name of the employer is automatically entered based on the selection in the
    W2 Unit
    field.
  • Contact at Work?:
    Enter
    1
    if the employer allows contacting the taxpayer / spouse at work, or
    2
    if the employer disallows contact at work.
  • Years / Months at Employer:
    Enter the total period in years and months that the taxpayer / spouse has worked at the employer. For example, if the period is 1.5 years, enter
    1
    year and
    6
    months.
  • Occupation:
    Enter the occupation of the taxpayer / spouse at the employer.
  • W-4 W/H Allowances:
    Enter the amount of withholding allowances claimed by the taxpayer / spouse on Form W-4 with the employer.
  • Pay Period:
    From the fieldview, select the employer's pay period.
  • Applicable Bus Interest:
    If the taxpayer / spouse has interest in the employer's business, enter the applicable code for the type of interest.

Other Information

Use this section to enter other financial information for the Form 433 series.
Use this statement to enter information about lawsuits to which the client has been party.
  • Code:
    Enter
    1
    if the client is / was the plaintiff of the lawsuit, or
    2
    if the client is / was the defendant.
  • Completion Date:
    Enter the date when the lawsuit was completed. If the lawsuit is ongoing, enter the possible completion date.
Use this statement to enter information about the bankruptcy status of the client.
  • Case Result:
    Enter
    1
    if the case was dismissed, or
    2
    if the case was discharged.
  • Date Dismissed/Discharged:
    Enter the date the bankruptcy was dismissed / discharged.
Use this statement to enter the periods in which the client lived outside the United States for greater than six months over the previous ten years.
Use this statement to enter information regarding the client's relationship with entities like trusts, estates, or life insurance policies.
  • Code:
    Enter
    1
    if the client is a beneficiary of a trust, estate, or life insurance policy, or
    2
    if the client is a trustee, fiduciary, or contributor of a trust.
  • Trust/Estate/Policy Name:
    Enter the name of the trust, estate, or life insurance policy.
Use this statement to enter information about funds being held by a third party in a safe deposit box or other capacity.
Use this statement to describe transactions wherein the client transferred assets for less than their full value over the previous ten years.
Enter information in this statement to describe any further details or explanations on Forms 433-A, 433-A (OIC), or 433-F. This statement prints as the first of any attached statements dialog on the applicable Form 433.

Assets

Enter information in this section to complete the information for assets with cash value, secured loans, and available equity. Also enter information about credit cards here.
Enter
X
to transfer the monthly payment information in the Assets section to the applicable
Income
and
Expenses
fields in this screen and the 433-2 screen. If the return has not been printed since the data was entered in the Assets section, then you must preview the return. If changes are made to the return after the preview, preview the return again to verify that the updated data transferred correctly.
Use this statement to enter information about bank and online accounts as well as cash on hand.
  • Institution Name:
    Enter the full name of the bank, savings & loan, credit union, or financial institution.
  • Date of Balance:
    Enter the date on which the balance of the account was entered.
  • Business Account?:
    Enter
    X
    to indicate that the account or cash is for business purposes.
Use this statement to enter information about investment and retirement accounts.
  • Institution Name:
    Enter the full name of the financial institution managing the account.
  • Quick Sale Value:
    The QSV for investment and retirement accounts calculates at 80% of
    Current Value
    .
  • Equity:
    Equity calculates as
    Current Value - Loan Balance
    , but not less than zero.
  • Net Realizable Equity:
    The NRE calculates as
    Quick Sale Value - Loan Balance
    , but not less than zero.
  • Date of Balance:
    Enter the date on which the loan balance of the account was entered.
Use this statement to enter information about credit card accounts.
  • Credit Card Type:
    Enter the type of credit card. For example, "Visa" or "MasterCard."
  • Institution Name:
    Enter the full name of the bank or credit institution that issued the credit card.
  • Available Credit:
    Available credit calculates as
    Credit Limit - Balance Owed
    , but not less than zero.
  • Date of Balance:
    Enter the date on which the amount owed and available credit on the account was entered.
  • Minimum Monthly Pmt:
    Enter the minimum monthly payment on the account.
Use this statement to enter information about life insurance policies with cash value.
  • Company City:
    Enter the city name.
  • Policy Number(s):
    Enter the policy number or numbers.
  • Owner of Policy:
    Enter the owner of the policy.
  • Year Purchased:
    Enter the year the policy was originally purchased.
  • Loan Balance:
    Enter the current outstanding loan balance against the policy.
  • Monthly Payment:
    Enter the monthly payment for the policy
  • Available Cash:
    Available cash calculates as
    Current Cash Value - Loan Balance
    , but not less than zero.
Use this statement to enter information about real property owned or in the process of being purchased.
  • County Code / County Name:
    Enter a code for the County, Borough, Census Area, Municipality, or Parish where the real property is located from the fieldview. The County name displays based upon the code selected.
  • How is Title Held?
    Enter how the title of the real property is held.
  • Primary Residence?:
    Enter
    1
    if the real property is the primary residence of the client, or
    2
    if the real property is not the primary residence.
  • Purchase Price:
    Enter the price for which the real property was originally purchased.
  • Refinance Date:
    Enter the date of refinancing.
  • Refinance Amount:
    Enter the amount of the refinanced loan.
  • Current FMV:
    Enter the current fair market value of the real property.
  • Quick Sale Value:
    The QSV calculates at 80% of
    Current FMV
    .
  • Monthly Payment:
    Enter the monthly mortgage payment for the real property.
  • Refinance Monthly Pmt:
    Enter the monthly payment towards the refinanced loan.
  • Date of Final Pmt:
    Enter the date the final monthly mortgage payment is/was due.
  • Equity:
    Equity calculates as
    Current FMV - Loan Balance
    , but not less than zero.
  • Net Realizable Equity:
    The NRE calculates as
    Quick Sale Value - Loan Balance
    , but not less than zero.
  • Lender/Contract Holder Name:
    Enter the full name of the lender or contract holder of the real property.
  • Lender/Contract Holder City:
    Enter the city name.
Use this statement to enter information about vehicles owned, purchasing, or leasing.
  • Year / Make / Model:
    Enter the year, make, and model of the vehicle.
  • Mileage:
    Enter the current odometer reading of the vehicle.
  • License/Tag Number:
    Enter the license plate number registered to the vehicle.
  • VIN:
    Enter the vehicle identification number of the vehicle.
  • Loan or Lease?
    Enter
    1
    if the vehicle has a loan against it or
    2
    if the vehicle is being leased. Entries with a
    2
    in this column will compute zero in the
    Equity
    and
    Net Realizable Equity
    columns. Leave this column blank if the vehicle is owned outright.
  • Purch/Lease Date:
    Enter either the date of purchase or the date the lease period began.
  • Current FMV:
    Enter the current fair market value of the vehicle.
  • Quick Sale Value:
    The QSV calculates at 80% of
    Current FMV
    .
  • Monthly Payment
    Enter the monthly loan or lease payment for the vehicle.
  • Date of Final Pmt:
    Enter the date the final monthly loan or lease payment is/was due.
  • Equity:
    Equity of owned vehicles calculates as
    Current FMV - Loan Balance
    , but not less than zero. Equity defaults to zero for vehicles being leased.
  • Net Realizable Equity:
    The NRE of owned or purchasing vehicles calculates as
    Quick Sale Value - Loan Balance
    , but not less than zero. NRE defaults to zero for vehicles being leased.
  • Lender/Lessor City:
    Enter the city name.
  • Who Owns Vehicle?:
    Enter
    T
    ,
    S
    , or
    J
    to indicate ownership status of the vehicle. The Collection Information Worksheet uses this column to determine vehicle ownership financial standards.
Use this statement to enter information about all other previously not entered assets, including assets used in a trade or business.
  • County Code/County Name:
    Enter a code for the County, Borough, Census Area, Municipality, or Parish where the asset is located from the fieldview. The County name displays based upon the code selected.
  • Loan or Lease:
    Enter
    1
    if the asset has a loan against it or
    2
    if the asset is being leased. Entries with a
    2
    in this column will compute zero in the Equity and Net Realizable Equity columns. Leave this column blank if the asset is owned outright.
  • Purch/Lease Date:
    Enter either the date of purchase or the date the lease period began.
  • Current FMV:
    Enter the current fair market value of the asset.
  • Quick Sale Value:
    The QSV calculates at 80% of
    Current FMV
    .
  • Monthly Payment:
    Enter the monthly loan or lease payment for the asset.
  • Date of Final Pmt:
    Enter the date the final monthly loan or lease payment is/was due.
  • Business Asset?
    Enter
    1
    if the asset is for business purposes or
    2
    if the asset is for business purposes in the production of income. Entries with a
    2
    in this column will compute zero in the Equity and Net Realizable Equity columns. Leave this field blank if the asset is only used for personal purposes.
  • Equity:
    Equity of owned or purchasing, non-income producing assets calculates as
    Current FMV - Loan Balance
    , but not less than zero. Equity defaults to zero for assets being leased and for business assets used in the production of income.
  • Net Realizable Equity:
    UltraTax CS calculates the NRE of owned or purchasing, non-income producing assets as
    Quick Sale Value - Loan Balance
    , but not less than zero. NRE defaults to zero for assets being leased and for business assets used in the production of income.
  • Lender/Lessor City:
    Enter the city name.

Household Income and Expenses

Enter information in this section to record the monthly income and expenses of the household for determining collectability.
Income
Use this statement to enter information about monthly wages.
  • W2 Unit
    : Select the employer from the custom fieldview for this field for which you want to share information entered on the W2 screen. Leave this field blank if you want to enter information for an employer not entered on the W2 screen.
  • Description
    : Enter the name of the payer of the wages.
  • Amount
    : Enter the gross monthly wages.
Enter
X
to indicate that instead of completing Section F in Form 433-F, you are attaching a paystub to Form 433-F. When you enter X, Section F in Form 433-F will be blank; however, this does not affect the calculation of collectability on the Collection Information Worksheet.
If data is entered in this statement, the amounts here are used rather than the amounts on the 433-2 screen used to calculate Form 433-A, Section 7, Form 433-A (OIC), Section 6, or Form 433-F, Section G.
Use this statement to enter information about monthly distributions from partnerships, S corporations, limited liability companies, and individual retirement accounts.
Use this statement to enter information about any additional support for the household received monthly.
Expenses
Use this statement to enter actual expenses paid monthly or average monthly cost for food, clothing, housekeeping supplies, personal care products, bank fees and charges, reading material, and school supplies.
  • Code
    : From the fieldview, enter the applicable code to indicate the type of expense. The code selected will determine where the expense can be displayed on Form 433-F.
  • Amount
    : Enter the expense paid monthly.
Use this statement to enter actual amounts paid monthly or average monthly cost for mortgage or rent, property taxes, homeowner’s or renter’s insurance, maintenance, dues, fees, and utilities such as gas, electricity, water, fuel, oil, trash collection, telephone, cell phone, cable television, and Internet services.
  • Code
    : From the fieldview, enter the applicable code to indicate the type of expense. The code selected will determine where the expense can be displayed on Form 433-F.
  • Amount
    : Enter the expense paid monthly.
Use this statement to enter actual amounts paid monthly toward a vehicle loan or lease.
Use this statement to enter actual amounts paid monthly or average monthly cost for maintenance, repairs, insurance, fuel, registrations, licenses, inspections, parking, and tolls.
Use this statement to enter actual amounts paid monthly or average monthly cost for mass transit, such as buses, trains, ferries, taxis, and subways.
Use this statement to enter actual amounts paid monthly or average monthly cost for health insurance premiums.
  • Allocation to Form 433 (Force):
    When filing for a taxpayer with a non-liable spouse, enter the percentage of the household's expense from the
    Amount
    column that you are allocating to Form 433. This percentage overrides the Allocation Percentage for this expense as calculated on the Collection Information Worksheet.
Use this statement to enter actual amounts paid out-of-pocket monthly or average monthly cost for prescription drugs, medical services, and medical supplies.
Use this statement to enter actual amounts paid monthly for child support, alimony, or other court ordered payments.
  • Code
    : From the fieldview, enter the applicable code to indicate the type of court ordered payment. The code selected will determine where the court ordered payment will be displayed on Form 433-F.
  • Description
    : Enter a description of the court ordered payment.
  • Amount
    : Enter the monthly court ordered payment amount.
  • Allocation to Form 433 (Force):
    When filing for a taxpayer with a non-liable spouse, enter the percentage of the household's expense from the
    Amount
    column that you are allocating to Form 433. This percentage overrides the Allocation Percentage for this expense as calculated on the Collection Information Worksheet.
Use this statement to enter actual amounts paid monthly for child or dependent care.
  • Allocation to Form 433 (Force):
    When filing for a taxpayer with a non-liable spouse, enter the percentage of the household's expense from the
    Amount
    column that you are allocating to Form 433. This percentage overrides the Allocation Percentage for this expense as calculated on the Collection Information Worksheet.
Use this statement to enter actual amounts paid monthly or average monthly cost for whole or term life insurance premiums.
  • Code
    : From the fieldview, enter
    1
    if the life insurance policy has cash value,
    2
    to if the policy does not have cash value. The code selected will determine where the life insurance premium will be displayed on Form 433-F.
  • Description
    : Enter a description of the life insurance.
  • Amount
    : Enter the monthly life insurance premium.
  • Allocation to Form 433 (Force):
    When filing for a taxpayer with a non-liable spouse, enter the percentage of the household's expense from the
    Amount
    column that you are allocating to Form 433. This percentage overrides the Allocation Percentage for this expense as calculated on the Collection Information Worksheet.
Use this statement to enter information about monthly income, social security, Medicare, and other taxes.
  • W2 Unit
    : Select the employer from the custom fieldview for this field for which you want to share information entered on the W2 screen. Leave this field blank if you want to enter information not entered on the W2 screen.
  • TSJ
    : Enter
    T
    ,
    S
    , or
    J
    in this column to indicate whether the taxes were paid individually or jointly.
  • Description
    : Enter a description of the taxes paid.
  • Amount
    : Enter the monthly taxes paid.
Use this statement to enter information about the actual amounts paid monthly for delinquent state and local taxes.
  • Allocation to Form 433 (Force):
    When filing for a taxpayer with a non-liable spouse, enter the percentage of the household's expense from the
    Amount
    column that you are allocating to Form 433. This percentage overrides the Allocation Percentage for this expense as calculated on the Collection Information Worksheet.
Use this statement to enter actual amounts paid monthly or average monthly cost for other previously not entered necessary living expenses.
  • Code
    : From the fieldview, enter the applicable code to indicate the type of expense. The code selected determines where the expense will display on Form 433.
  • Description
    : Enter a description of the expense.
  • Amount
    : Enter the monthly expense amount paid.
  • Allocation to Form 433 (Force):
    When filing for a taxpayer with a non-liable spouse, enter the percentage of the household's expense from the
    Amount
    column that you are allocating to Form 433. This percentage overrides the Allocation Percentage for this expense as calculated on the Collection Information Worksheet.
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