Excel template guidelines for 706 Import Utility
Once you've made a copy of the Excel template, consider the following when adding or modifying data before you import into UltraTax CS 706.
- Don't change the order of the headings in the Excel spreadsheet. UltraTax CS 706 recognizes the order of the headings in the spreadsheet that you create via the template.
- Don't change the field names in the spreadsheet.
- If the asset information changes, you'll need to enter changes in the Excel spreadsheet and save the updated spreadsheet before you reimport the data into UltraTax/706.
- You can insert or delete rows in the spreadsheet. However, you'll need to maintain consistency within the spreadsheet.
- You can't insert or delete columns in the spreadsheet.
- You'll need to enter all percentages in the following format: xxx.xx. For example, for Co-tenant: Percentage, you'd enter the percentage as 67.50.
- The following table summarizes valid entries for contributor items in the spreadsheet titleduYusasset.xls.Excel HeadingAccepted Data EntryStateState postal codeDescriptionDescription of asset(must not exceed 32 characters)ScheduleA = Real EstateB = Stocks and BondsC = Mortgage, Notes, and CashD = Life InsuranceE-1 = Qualified Joint InterestsE-2 = All Other Joint InterestsF = Other Miscellaneous PropertyG-1 = Gift Tax PaidG-2 = Transfers IncludibleH = Powers of AppointmentI = AnnuityNA = NonresidentCUSIP or EINCUSIP = xxxxxxxxxxxxEIN = xx-xxxxxxxIncluded in gross estate outside the USXCo-tenant: NameNameCo-tenant: PercentagePercentage (xxx.xx)Beneficiary / RatioBeneficiary or ratio nameMarital ShareXQTIP PropertyXUnit valueUnit valueAlternate valuation dateMM/DD/YYAlternate valueAlternate valueValue at date of deathValue at deathCommunity propertyX
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If you don't plan to import the Excel spreadsheet into UltraTax CS 706, you can save the spreadsheet as an XLS file and/or modify the CSV spreadsheet using Microsoft Excel guidelines.