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Reimbursement of legal fees

Hi. I'd paid a law firm a retainer for work on trademark submission and received a check for the unused part of the retainer. How is that categorized? It's not income. And not an expense. I file as an SCorp/Form 1120S. 

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Reimbursement of legal fees

Yes - other income.

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Reimbursement of legal fees


@hcomm wrote:

...How is that categorized? It's not income. And not an expense. I file as an SCorp/Form 1120S. 


It is categorized as neither income nor an expense provided you did not deduct the returned amount as an expense in a previous tax year.

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Reimbursement of legal fees

I did, as an expense the previous year. So based on that would I now categorize it as an earning as it was previously deducted as an expense? I'm assuming that's correct? 

Reimbursement of legal fees

Yes - other income.

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Reimbursement of legal fees

Thank you! 

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