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June 1, 2019
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Where to report payments to corporations acting as subcontractors that assisted me in completing a consulting project. I'm filing as S-corp?

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I have am filing as an S-corp and made payments to a company that assisted me with a programming for a large consulting project.  The company I subcontracted the work to is also a corporation (not sole proprietors).  I understand that I do not need to issue a 1099-MISC since it's a corporation, but where do I report these costs?  The payments were about $11,000.  The subcontracted company wrote some pieces of some software that I also worked on which was sold to my client.

Thanks!
Best answer by Rick19744

You can include them in the "other deductions" line on page 1 or if you complete the cost of goods sold form 1125-A you can reflect them there.  It is one or the other.

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June 1, 2019

You can include them in the "other deductions" line on page 1 or if you complete the cost of goods sold form 1125-A you can reflect them there.  It is one or the other.

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June 1, 2019
It is my understanding that I can only use cost of goods sold if I have inventory, right?  The computer program they helped developed was specifically contracted for my client as a proprietary product, so there is really no inventory, if I understand this correctly.  I'll list the expenses on line 1 as you suggest.  Thanks.