ROR TAX PROFESSIONALS, LLC 4500 Park Glen Road, Suite 100 St. Louis Park, MN Phone: (612) Fax: (612)

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1 Subject: Your Tax Returns - The Fine Print! ROR TAX PROFESSIONALS, LLC 4500 Park Glen Road, Suite 100 St. Louis Park, MN Phone: (612) Fax: (612) Thank you for choosing ROR Tax Professionals, LLC to assist you with your tax preparation. This engagement letter expresses the terms and conditions under which we will provide you with tax services and outlines responsibilities for each of us. The Client You will provide all information, records, and documents needed in a legible format, to complete the tax return preparation in a timely fashion. The timeliness of your cooperation is essential to our ability to complete your tax return. We must receive all necessary information within a reasonable period of time prior to the filing deadline. Accordingly, if we do not receive the needed information from you by March 26, 2019, it may be necessary for us to extend the due date of your return which may result in interest charges of unpaid taxes. ROR Tax Professionals, LLC assumes no responsibility for your unpaid taxes. Providing information, records, and documents with sensitive personal information should not be done via unsecure . We provide our clients with access to a secure online client portal through which these items can be sent. You agree to use this online portal, mail, or a fax, to send us such information or bring it to our office in person, and to not hold our firm responsible if you use unsecure . If you have a business or rental property we require that you provide us with a summary of the income and expenses in a common Profit & Loss Statement format. During tax season we simply do not have time to do your bookkeeping. It is your responsibility to be organized. Unorganized documentation, or loose receipts, will be returned as unused in our preparation process and the return will be placed ON HOLD until the proper information format is received. You attest that income and expense items you claim are substantiated by proper records and receipts, and can furnish such documentation in the event of an audit and attest that the information provided is accurate and complete to the best of your knowledge. Monitor your for any follow up questions we may send you. It is our preferred method of contact for questions, and we ask that you provide any and all answers in a single reply if possible. Please note that sensitive information, such as but not limited to Social Security Numbers and banking info, should never be sent via unsecure . Remember, you are ultimately responsible for the accuracy of your tax return(s) and you should review all documents carefully before signing and authorizing the filing. If you have questions about the information on your return, please contact us. Your completed tax return is accompanied by a letter which may contain instructions for you to follow. It is your responsibility to read that letter and follow any such instructions. Please be aware that you are responsible for paying any and all tax that you owe. ROR Tax Professionals, LLC We will prepare your federal and state tax return(s) with supporting schedules and calculate estimated tax payments, if needed, for the 2019 tax year based on the information you provide us. We will contact you by phone or with any questions. We do not keep original documents. We will scan original documents and immediately return them to you. We will not audit or otherwise verify your records to discover errors or omissions, should any exist. However, if we find irregularities or unusual items, we will bring them to your attention and/or ask for clarification. Should we encounter instances of unclear tax law, or of potential conflicts in interpretation of the law, we will outline the reasonable course of action and the risks and consequences of each. Should we feel that the course of action you choose is unreasonable, we may decline to complete your return(s). If you receive a written notice from the IRS or a state tax department for a tax return we prepared, and the issue is directly related to our work on the return, we will respond to the letter on your behalf at no cost to you. To do this we may need you to provide us with the proper authorization or power of attorney for tax matters. Resolving issues related to information, documents, or situations which we were not made aware of by you are not included in this engagement. 1

2 In the event of a tax audit, we will be available, upon request, to represent you. However, such additional services are not included in the fees for the preparation of the tax return. Any such representation will be the subject of, and governed by, a separate engagement letter. We also include a single 30 minute tax planning service with this engagement to be utilized by the end of November this calendar year. Please plan on contacting no later than October to take advantage of this service. Extra time or consultation is billed separately. Fees & Payment: Our tax prep fee is based on a number of factors including complexity and time required, subject to a minimum. If you have requested a paper copy, we ask that you pick up your return as soon as possible after it is complete. Past due balances exceeding 7 days will be charged a $25 late fee. Past due balances exceeding 20 days will be charged an additional $25 late fee, unless mutually agreed upon arrangements are made. If you terminate this engagement before completion you agree to pay for time and expenses incurred prior to the date of termination, even if the tax return(s) is not completed. Dispute Resolution & Litigation: If any dispute arises (between/among) the parties hereto, the parties agree first to try in good faith to settle the dispute through nonbinding mediation. The costs of mediation shall be shared equally by the parties. The parties agree that, if any dispute cannot be settled through mediation, the dispute may then be brought before a court of competent jurisdiction, but the matter will ultimately be decided by the court, sitting without a jury. The parties recognize they have knowingly and voluntarily agreed to waive all rights to have any such dispute determined by a jury, but otherwise retain all rights afforded under the applicable civil justice system. This Agreement, and the rights and obligations of the Parties hereunder, shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Minnesota. This Agreement is fully and voluntarily entered into by the ROR Tax Professionals LLC and The Client. The Client states that he, she, or it has read this Agreement, has obtained advice of counsel if he, she, or it so desired, understands all of this Agreement, and executes this Agreement voluntarily and of his, her, or its own free will and accord with full knowledge of the legal significance and consequences of this Agreement. Any litigation arising out of this engagement, except actions by us to enforce payment of our professional invoices, must be asserted within one year from the date any such cause of action accrues, or within three years of the completion of the engagement, whichever is earlier, notwithstanding any statutory provision to the contrary. Please sign and return this letter by , fax, mail, or SmartVault portal and keep a copy for your records. We want to express our appreciation for this opportunity to work with you. Sincerely, ROR Tax Professionals, LLC Taxpayer Name (please print) DATE Spouse Name (please print) DATE Taxpayer Signature Spouse Signature 2

3 ROR TAX PROFESSIONALS, LLC 4500 Park Glen Road, Suite 100 St. Louis Park, MN Phone: (612) Fax: (612) Subject: ROR Tax Professionals Privacy Policy Your privacy is important to us. Please read the following privacy policy. We collect nonpublic personal information about you from various sources, including: Interviews regarding your tax situation Applications, organizers, or other documents that supply such information as your name, address, telephone number, Social Security Number, number of dependents, income and other tax-related data Tax-related documents you provide that are required for processing tax returns, such as Forms W-2, 1099R, 1099-INT, and 1099-DIV, and stock transactions We do not disclose any nonpublic personal information about our clients or former clients to anyone, except as requested by our clients or as required by law. We restrict access to personal information concerning you to our employees who need such information in order to provide products or services to you. We maintain physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards that comply with federal regulations to protect your personal information. If you have any questions about our privacy policy, please contact us. Sincerely, ROR TAX PROFESSIONALS, LLC 3

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5 DISCUSSION POINTS Please complete the questionnaire and return to ROR with your Tax Documents PERSONAL INFORMATION Taxpayer Name: Spouse s Name: Taxpayer Phone #: Spouse s Phone #: Taxpayer Taxpayer Occupation: Spouse s Spouse s Occupation: What is your expected tax outcome? (circle one) Refund Balance Due Don t Know YES NO YES NO DEPENDENTS 1. Did your address change? If yes, please provide your new address. 2. Did you reside in more than one state last year? 3. Did your marital status change before the end of last year? 4. Have you or your spouse been a victim of identity theft and have you contacted the IRS? If yes, please furnish the 6-digit identity protection PIN(s) issued to you by the IRS. 5. Do you want to allocate $3 to the Presidential Election Campaign Fund? 6. Does your spouse want to allocate $3 to the Presidential Election Campaign Fund? 7. Do you want to contribute to the MN Election Campaign Fund? 8. Does your spouse want to contribute to the MN Election Campaign Fund? 9. Do you want to contribute to the MN Non-Game Wildlife Fund? Amount: 10. Does your spouse want to contribute to the MN Non-Game Wildlife Fund? Amount: 11. May the IRS discuss your tax return with your preparer? 12. Would you like to have your tax return electronically delivered to you for your signature and payment? 13. If you qualify for a refund, would you like it direct deposited to your bank account? 14. If you have a balance due, would you like it direct debited from your account? The withdrawal date is April 15, Did you make any federal or state quarterly estimated payments? 16. If you have an overpayment of taxes, do you want the excess applied to 2019 estimated tax (instead of being refunded)? 17. Were there any additions or changes in dependents from the prior year? 18. How many children / dependents should be listed on your tax return? 19. Did you pay any child or dependent care expenses? (Please provide child care receipts). 20. Did you pay any wages to household employees? (Nanny, maid, etc...) (Please provide Schedule H)

6 DISCUSSION POINTS Please complete the questionnaire and return to ROR with your Tax Documents 21. Did you have any children under age 18 or full-time students ages with unearned income of more than $ Did you adopt a child or begin adoption proceedings in? 23. Are any of your dependents non-u.s. citizens or non-u.s. residents? YES NO HEALTH CARE COVERAGE YES NO INCOME 24. Did you and all your dependents have health care coverage for the full-year? (Provide A, 1095-B or 1095-C.) 25. If you or your spouse have Medicare/Medicaid insurance, did you have Supplemental Medical, Dental or Vision insurance? 26. Do you or your spouse have Long Term Care Insurance? 27. Did you or your spouse contribute to or receive distributions from a Health Savings Account? (Please provide Forms 5498-SA and 1099-SA) 28. Did you have any of the following types of Income? (Please check all that apply) Employment Income (W2) Social Security (1099-SSA) Pension Or Retirement (1099-R) Interest (1099-INT) Dividends (1099-DIV) Investment Income (1099-B) YES NO EDUCATION Unemployment, Disability Or Jury Duty (1099-G) Alimony Or Spousal Support Gambling, Prize Or Award Income (W2-G) Partnership, S-Corp Or Trust Income (Sched K1) 29. If you had Employment Income, how many W2 s did you have? 30. Did you pay alimony or spousal support in? Recipient Name / Amount: 31. Did you exercise any Employee Stock Options? 32. Did you sell any stocks or securities not reported on Form 1099-B? Miscellaneous Income (1099-MISC) Foreign Income / Interest 33. Do you have an interest in or signature authority over a financial account in a foreign country, such as a bank account, securities account, or other financial account? 34. Were you a grantor or transferor to a foreign trust? 35. Are you or your spouse making Student Loan payments? (Please provide form 1098-E) 36. Did you, your spouse, or a dependent incur any tuition expenses that are required to attend a college, university, or vocational school? (Please provide Form 1098-T)

7 DISCUSSION POINTS Please complete the questionnaire and return to ROR with your Tax Documents YES NO RETIREMENT 37. Did you receive a distribution from an Education Savings Account or a Qualified Tuition Program? (Please provide Form 1098-Q) 38. Did you contribute to one or more Qualified Education Programs (Section 529 Plan) in? 39. Did you convert part or all of your traditional, SEP, or SIMPLE IRA to a Roth IRA in (1099-R, 5498) 40. Did you make any contributions to an IRA account (Traditional IRA, ROTH, SEP) that is not through payroll and sponsored by your employer? YES NO ITEMIZED DEDUCTIONS 41. Did you have any of the following expenses? (Please check all that apply) Medical / Vision / Dental / Prescriptions Medical Mileage Mortgage Interest (1098) Real Estate / Property Tax Cash donations to charity YES NO MISCELLANEOUS Personal Property Tax (Vehicle License Tabs) Non-cash donations to charity Gambling Losses Volunteer Expenses - Out of Pocket / Mileage 42. Did you have any of the following miscellaneous deductions? (Please check all that apply) These items are no longer deductible on your federal return, but may affect your state return. Educator Classroom Expenses Uniforms & Work Clothes Moving Expenses Union Dues Unreimbursed Parking or Mileage Professional Dues or Subscriptions Professional Licenses Other Continuing Education (work related) Job Search Expenses None Safety Deposit Box Financial Planning Fees 43. Did you purchase and/or sell a home last year? Please provide a copy of your settlement statements (HUD) and or 1099-S. 44. Did you use any first time home buyer credits to purchase your home? 45. Did you refinance your home, or second home, or take a home equity loan during the year? 46. Do you have a home office that is exclusively used for work or business? 47. Did you have unreimbursed expenses for use of your vehicle for work other than commuting to the job?

8 DISCUSSION POINTS Please complete the questionnaire and return to ROR with your Tax Documents 48. Did you or your spouse make any gifts to an individual that total more than $15,000 or any gifts to a trust? YES NO PROPERTY TAX REFUND (Please provide Property Tax Statement or Certificate of Rent Paid) 49. Would you like us to file your MN Homestead Credit Refund or Renter Property Tax Refund if you qualify? 50. Were there any adults or non-dependent children with income, not already claimed on your tax return, living in your household in? YES NO RENTAL PROPERTY (Please provide a Profit & Loss Statement or complete Schedule E section of tax organizer for each rental property) 51. Do you own rental property or rent out any portion of your home? 52. How many rental properties do you own? 53. At any time during the year did you use your rental property for personal use? How many days? 54. Did you buy, sell or refinance any rental property last year? 55. Did you purchase any business assets or convert any personal assets to business use in (furniture, equipment, etc ) 56. Did you dispose of any business assets? 57. As a landlord did you use your personal vehicle for purposes related to your rental property? (collect rent, perform maintenance, check on property, etc ) YES NO BUSINESS INCOME (Please provide a Profit & Loss Statement or complete Schedule C section of tax organizer ) 58. Were you self-employed or did you own or start a business in? 59. Do you have a separate Employer ID Number (EIN) for your business? 60. Did you purchase any business assets or convert personal assets to business use in? 61. Did you dispose of any business assets? 62. Did you use your personal vehicle for business purposes other than commuting to and from work? 63. Do you have a home office where you regularly and exclusively conduct your work? 64. Do you work out-of-state any time during the year? 65. Did you make any payments that would require you to file a Form 1099? Thank you for completing our questionnaire.

9 Page US Client Information 1 ROR Tax Professionals 4500 Park Glen Rd Ste 100 Minneapolis MN Telephone number: Fax number: address: info@rortax.com Tax Return Appointment Date: Time: Location: This tax organizer will assist you in gathering information necessary for the preparation of your tax return. Please add, change, or delete information as appropriate. CLIENT INFORMATION Filing Status Taxpayer Spouse Address Foreign Address Filing status (table) =married filing separate and lived with spouse Year spouse died, if qualifying widow(er) (2016 or 2017) First name and initial Last name Title/suffix Social security number..... Occupation Date of birth (m/d/y) Date of death (m/d/y) =blind First name and initial Last name Title/suffix Social security number..... Occupation Date of birth (m/d/y) Date of death (m/d/y) =blind In care of Street address Apartment number City State ZIP code Region Postal code Country Filing Status 1 = Single 2 = Married filing joint 3 = Married filing separate 4 = Head of household 5 = Qualifying widow(er) Series: 1 Client Information

10 Page US Client Information (continued) 1 p2 Please add, change or delete information for. CLIENT INFORMATION Home phone Taxpayer Contact Information Spouse Contact Information Work phone Work extension Daytime phone (table)..... Mobile phone Fax number address Home phone Work phone Work extension Daytime phone (table)..... Mobile phone Fax number address Driver's license no Daytime Phone 1 = Work 2 = Home 3 = Mobile Taxpayer Authentication Spouse Authentication Driver's license state Expiration date (m/d/y)..... Issue date (m/d/y) Theft protection PIN Driver's license no Driver's license state Expiration date (m/d/y)..... Issue date (m/d/y) Theft protection PIN p2 Series: Client Information (continued)

11 Page US Dependents 2 Please add, change or delete information for. DEPENDENTS Dependent Dependent First name Last name Title/suffix Date of birth (m/d/y) Date of death Date of adoption Social security number Relationship Type of Dependent 1 = Child living w/taxpayer 2 = Child not living w/taxpayer 3 = Dependent other than child 4 = Head of household only, not a dependent 5 = Earned income credit only, not a dependent Months lived at home Type of dependent (see table) Earned income credit (see table) Earned Income Credit Claimed by: 1=taxpayer, 2=spouse First name Last name Title/suffix Dependent Dependent 1 = When applicable (default) 2 = Student age 19 to 23 3 = Disabled 4 = Force 5 = Suppress Date of birth (m/d/y) Date of death Date of adoption Social security number Relationship NOTE: If you claim the earned income credit, please provide proof that your child is a resident of the U.S. This proof is typically in the form of: Months lived at home Type of dependent (see table) Earned income credit (see table) Claimed by: 1=taxpayer, 2=spouse First name Last name Title/suffix Date of birth (m/d/y) Date of death Dependent Dependent 1. School records or statement 2. Landlord or property management statement 3. Health care provider statement 4. Medical records 5. Child care provider records 6. Placement agency statement 7. Social service records or statement 8. Place of worship statement 9. Indian tribe office statement 10. Employer statement Date of adoption Social security number Relationship Months lived at home Type of dependent (see table) Earned income credit (see table) Claimed by: 1=taxpayer, 2=spouse First name Dependent Dependent NOTE: If your child is disabled, please provide one of the following forms of proof of disability: 1. Doctor statement 2. Other health care provider statement 3. Social services agency or program statement Last name Title/suffix Date of birth (m/d/y) Date of death Date of adoption Social security number Relationship Months lived at home Type of dependent (see table) Earned income credit (see table) Claimed by: 1=taxpayer, 2=spouse Series: Dependents

12 Page US Direct Deposit & Estimates (Form 1040 ES) 3, 6 Please enter all pertinent information. DIRECT DEPOSIT / ELECTRONIC PAYMENT (3) 1=direct deposit of federal tax refund into bank account =electronic payment of balance due =electronic payment of estimated tax BANK INFORMATION Percent to Deposit Name of Bank (xx.xx) Routing Number Account Number Type of Account (Table 1) Type of Invest. (Table 2) ESTIMATED TAX / 1040-ES (6) Federal Amount Paid Date Paid TS Overpayment applied from st quarter payment nd quarter payment rd quarter payment th quarter payment Voucher Amount Additional Estimated Tax Payments Paid with extension Former spouse SSN if joint estimates State Overpayment applied from st quarter payment nd quarter payment rd quarter payment th quarter payment Amount Paid Date Paid TS Voucher Amount Additional Estimated Tax Payments Paid with extension Type of Account 2 Type of Investment 1 = Savings 2 = Checking 1 = Checking or savings (default) 2 = Taxpayer's IRA (next year limits) 3 = Spouse's IRA (next year limits) 4 = Health savings account (HSA) 5 = Archer MSA 6 = Coverdell savings account (ESA) 7 = Other 8 = Taxpayer's IRA (current year limits) 9 = Spouse's IRA (current year limits) Series: 5100, 5400 (t=taxpayer, s=spouse, blank=joint) 3, 6 Direct Deposit & Estimates (Form 1040 ES)

13 1040 US Direct Deposit & Estimates (Form 1040 ES) (cont.) Page Please enter all pertinent information. APPLICATION OF OVERPAYMENT (7.1) If you have an overpayment of taxes, do you want the excess refunded?.. or applied to 2019 estimate?.... Other (please explain): 2019 ESTIMATED TAX INFORMATION Do you expect your 2019 taxable income to be different from? Yes No If "yes" explain any differences in income, deductions, dependents, etc.: Do you expect your 2019 withholding to be different from? If "yes" explain any differences: Yes No Series: 5400 (t=taxpayer, s=spouse, blank=joint) 7.1 Direct Deposit & Estimates (Form 1040 ES) (cont.)

14 Page US Wages, Pensions, Gambling Winnings 10, 13.1, 13.2 WAGES, SALARIES, TIPS (10) Name of Employer (Box c) Please enter all pertinent amounts & attach all W-2, W-2G and 1099-R forms. Last year's amounts are provided for your reference. 1=retirement plan (Box 13) 1=spouse Wages, Tips, Other Compensation (Box 1) Federal (Box 2) Social Security (Box 4) Tax Withheld Medicare (Box 6) State (Box 17) Local (Box 19) 2017 Wages PENSIONS, IRA DISTRIBUTIONS (13.1) Name of Payer Distribution code #2 Distribution code #1 1=IRA/SEP/SIMPLE 1=spouse Gross Distribution (Box 1) Taxable Amount (Box 2a) Tax Withheld Federal (Box 4) State (Box 12) Value of all IRAs at 12/31/ Distribution GAMBLING WINNINGS (W-2G) (13.2) Name of Payer 1=spouse Gross Winnings (Box 1) Tax Withheld Federal (Box 4) State (Box 15) Local (Box 17) 2017 Winnings GAMBLING LOSSES & WINNINGS (NON W-2G) (13.2) TS Total gambling losses Winnings not reported on Form W-2G Amount 2017 Amount Series: 11, 14, 19 (T=taxpayer, S=spouse, Blank=joint) 10, 13.1, 13.2 Wages, Pensions, Gambling Winnings

15 Page US Interest & Dividend Income 11, 12 Please enter all pertinent amounts & attach all 1099-INT, 1099-OID and 1099-DIV forms. Last year's amounts are provided for your reference. INTEREST INCOME (11) Name of Payer 1=taxpayer (also enter SSN & address for seller-financed mortgage) 2=spouse Banks, S&Ls, C/Us, etc. (Box 1) Interest Income Seller- Financed Mtg. (Box 1) U.S. Bonds, T-Bills (Box 3) Tax-Exempt Interest Total Municipal Bonds In-state Municipal Bonds Early Withdrawal Penalty (Box 2) 2017 Interest DIVIDEND INCOME (12) Name of Payer 1=tp 2=sp Total Ordinary Dividends (Box 1a) Dividend Income Qualified Dividends (Box 1b) Total Capital Gain Distrib. (Box 2a) U.S. Bonds (% or amt.) Tax-Exempt Interest Total Municipal Bonds In-state Muni-bonds (% or amt.) Foreign Tax Paid (Box 6) 2017 Dividends 11, 12 Series: 12, 13 Interest & Dividend Income

16 Page US Miscellaneous Income 14.1 Please enter all pertinent amounts and attach all 1099-MISC, SSA-1099, and RRB-1099 forms. Last year's amounts are provided for your reference. MISCELLANEOUS INCOME Amount 2017 Amount Taxpayer Spouse Taxpayer Spouse Social security benefits (SSA-1099, box 5) Medicare premiums paid (SSA-1099) =treat Medicare premiums paid as SE health ins.. Tier 1 RR retirement benefits (RRB-1099, box 5)... 1=lump-sum election for SS benefits Alimony received Taxable scholarships and fellowships Jury duty pay Household employee income not on W Excess minister's allowance Alaska permanent fund dividends Income from rental of personal property Income subject to S/E tax: Other income (1099-MISC, box 3, 8) TAX WITHHELD (not entered elsewhere) Federal income tax withheld State income tax withheld Local income tax withheld Series: 200 Miscellaneous Income

17 Page US State & Local Tax Refunds / Unemployment Compensation 14.2 Please add, change or delete information as appropriate. Be sure to attach all 1099-G forms. STATE AND LOCAL TAX REFUNDS / UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION (Form 1099-G) 1099-G Amount Name of payer =spouse Unemployment compensation: Total received (Box 1) Overpayment repaid State and local refunds: State and local income tax refund, credit or offsets (Box 2) 1=city or local income tax refund Tax year for box 2 if not 2017 (Box 3) Federal income tax withheld (Box 4) RTAA payments (Box 5) Taxable grants: Federal taxable amount (Box 6) State taxable amount, if different Farm amounts: Agriculture payments (Box 7) =agriculture payments are from conservation reserve program Market gain (Box 9) Number of farm =box 2 is trade or business income (Box 8) State income tax withheld (Box 11) Name of payer =spouse Unemployment compensation: Total received (Box 1) Overpayment repaid State and local refunds: State and local income tax refund, credit or offsets (Box 2) 1=city or local income tax refund Tax year for box 2 if not 2017 (Box 3) Federal income tax withheld (Box 4) RTAA payments (Box 5) Taxable grants: Federal taxable amount (Box 6) State taxable amount, if different Farm amounts: Agriculture payments (Box 7) =agriculture payments are from conservation reserve program Market gain (Box 9) Number of farm =box 2 is trade or business income (Box 8) State income tax withheld (Box 11) Series: 15, 16 State & Local Tax Refunds / Unemployment Compensation

18 Page US Education Distributions (ESA's and QTP's) 14.3 Please enter all pertinent amounts and attach all 1099-Q forms. Enter qualified education expenses below that are not entered elsewhere. Last year's amounts are provided for your reference. ESA'S AND QTP'S (Form 1099-Q) Amount 2017 Amount Name of payer =spouse Qualified expenses: Higher education (net of nontaxable benefits) Elementary & secondary education (net of nontaxable benefits). Form 1099-Q: Gross distributions (Box 1) Earnings (Box 2) Basis (Box 3) Rollover: 1=nontaxable, 2=taxable (Box 4) Distribution type: 1=private 529, 2=state 529, 3=Coverdell ESA (Box 5)... ESA's only: contributions to this ESA Value of this account at 12/31/18 (plus outstanding rollovers)... Basis in this ESA as of 12/31/ Name of payer =spouse Qualified expenses: Higher education (net of nontaxable benefits) Elementary & secondary education (net of nontaxable benefits). Form 1099-Q: Gross distributions (Box 1) Earnings (Box 2) Basis (Box 3) Rollover: 1=nontaxable, 2=taxable (Box 4) Distribution type: 1=private 529, 2=state 529, 3=Coverdell ESA (Box 5)... ESA's only: contributions to this ESA Value of this account at 12/31/18 (plus outstanding rollovers)... Basis in this ESA as of 12/31/ Name of payer =spouse Qualified expenses: Higher education (net of nontaxable benefits) Elementary & secondary education (net of nontaxable benefits). Form 1099-Q: Gross distributions (Box 1) Earnings (Box 2) Basis (Box 3) Rollover: 1=nontaxable, 2=taxable (Box 4) Distribution type: 1=private 529, 2=state 529, 3=Coverdell ESA (Box 5)... ESA's only: contributions to this ESA Value of this account at 12/31/18 (plus outstanding rollovers)... Basis in this ESA as of 12/31/ Series: 15, 16 Education Distributions (ESA's and QTP's)

19 Page US Business Income (Schedule C) 16 Please enter all pertinent amounts. Last year's amounts are provided for your reference. GENERAL INFORMATION Principal business/profession Principal business code Business name, if different from Form Business address, if different from Form City, if different from Form State, if different from Form ZIP code, if different from Form Foreign region Foreign postal code Foreign country Employer identification number Other accounting method Accounting method: 1=cash, 2=accrual Inventory method: 1=cost, 2=lower cost/market, 3=other =change of inventory method =spouse, 2=joint =first Schedule C filed for this business If required to file Form(s) 1099, did you or will you file all required Form(s) 1099: 1=yes, 2=no.. 1=not subject to self-employment tax =did not "materially participate" =personal services is not a material income producing factor =investment =minister's Schedule C =single member limited liability company =trader in financial instruments or commodities INCOME Amount 2017 Amount Gross receipts or sales (Form 1099-MISC, box 7) Returns and allowances Other income: COST OF GOODS SOLD Inventory at beginning of the year Purchases Cost of items for personal use Cost of labor Materials and supplies Other costs: Inventory at end of the year Series: 51

20 Page US Business Income (Schedule C) (cont.) 16 p2 Please enter all pertinent amounts. Last year's amounts are provided for your reference. EXPENSES Amount 2017 Amount Accounting Advertising Answering service Bad debts from sales or service Bank charges Car and truck expenses (not entered elsewhere) Commissions Contract labor Delivery and freight Dues and subscriptions Employee benefit programs Insurance (other than health) Mortgage interest (paid to banks, etc.) Other interest (not entered elsewhere) Janitorial Laundry and cleaning Legal and professional Miscellaneous Office expense Outside services Parking and tolls Pension and profit sharing plans - contributions Pension and profit sharing plans - admin. and education costs Postage Printing Rent - vehicles, machinery, & equipment (not entered elsewhere) Rent - other Repairs Security Supplies Taxes - real estate Taxes - payroll Taxes - sales tax included in gross receipts Taxes - other (not entered elsewhere) Telephone Tools Travel Total meals in full (50%) Department of Transportation meals in full (80%) Uniforms Utilities Wages Other expenses: NOTE: If you purchased or disposed of any business assets, please complete Sheet p2 Series: 51 Business Income (Schedule C) (cont.)

21 Page US Capital Gains & Losses (Schedule D) 17 If you sold any stocks, bonds, or other investment property in, please list the pertinent information for each sale below or provide a spreadsheet file with this information. Be sure to attach all 1099-B forms and brokerage statements. Quantity Description of Property (Box 1a) Date Acquired (Box 1b) Date Sold (Box 1c) Sales Price (gross or net) (Box 1d) Cost or Basis (Box 1e) Blank=basis rep. to IRS, 1=nonrec. security (Box 3, 5) Expenses of Sale (if gross sales price entered) Federal Income Tax Withheld (Box 4) 17 Series: 52 Capital Gains & Losses (Schedule D)

22 Page US Sale of Home & Moving Expenses 17, 27 SALE OF HOME (17) If you sold your home or moved in, please complete the information below. For the sale of home, please provide Form 1099-S and closing statements from the purchase and sale of your home. Description of property (Box 3) Date acquired (m/d/y) Date sold (m/d/y) (Box 1) Sales price (Box 2) =sale of home =owned and used property as main home for at least 2 of 5 years before sale =first-time homebuyer credit was previously taken on this home =business use in year of sale Number of days after December 31, 2008 that home was not used as principal residence Adjusted Basis Original cost Improvements: Adjusted basis Expenses of Sale (Commissions, advertising fees, legal fees, and loan charges paid by the seller) Total expenses of sale Reduced Exclusion Please complete the following information if due to a change in health, place of employment, or unforeseen circumstances you either: a) Did not meet the ownership and use tests *, or b) Excluded gain on the sale of another home after May 6, If excl. gain from another home after May 6, 1997 & within 2 yrs. of current sale, enter date of sale (m/d/y) 1=sale due to change in health, employment or unforeseen circumstances Days used as main home - taxpayer Days used as main home - spouse Days property owned - taxpayer Days property owned - spouse MOVING EXPENSES (27) (If you are a member of the Armed Forces and moved due to a permanent change in station) 1=spouse, 2=joint =armed forces move due to permanent change of station Miles from old home to new work place Miles from old home to old work place Expenses for transportation and storage of household goods and personal effects Lodging and travel (excluding meals): Lodging and travel (excluding automobile) Parking fees and tolls Gas and oil Miles driven to new home (* owned and used property as main home for at least 2 of 5 years before sale) 17, 27 Series: 52, 500 Sale of Home & Moving Expenses

23 Page US Rental & Royalty Income (Schedule E) 18 Please enter all pertinent amounts. Last year's amounts are provided for your reference. GENERAL INFORMATION Description of property Street address City State ZIP code Type of property (see table).... Other type of property Number of days rented Amount 2017 Amount Type of Property 1 = Single Family Residence 2 = Multi-Family Residence 3 = Vacation/Short-Term Rental 4 = Commercial 5 = Land 6 = Royalties 7 = Self-Rental Percentage of ownership if not 100% (.xxxx) Percentage of tenant occupancy if not 100% (.xxxx) =spouse, 2=joint =qualified joint venture =nonpassive activity, 2=passive royalty INCOME Rents or royalties received DIRECT EXPENSES Advertising Association dues Auto and travel (not entered elsewhere) Cleaning and maintenance Commissions Gardening Insurance Legal and professional fees Licenses and permits Management fees Miscellaneous Mortgage interest (paid to banks, etc.) =investment =single member limited liability company If required to file Form(s) 1099, did you or will you file all required Form(s) 1099: 1=yes, 2=no NOTE: Direct expenses are related only to the rental activity. These include rental agency fees, advertising, and office supplies. Qualified mortgage insurance premiums Excess mortgage interest Other interest (not entered elsewhere) Painting and decorating Pest control Plumbing and electrical Repairs Supplies Taxes - real estate Taxes - other (not entered elsewhere) Telephone Utilities Wages and salaries Other: 1=did not actively participate... 1=RE prof., activity is trade or business, 2=RE prof., not trade or business =rental other than real estate. Amount 2017 Amount Series: 53 NOTE: If you purchased or disposed of any business assets, please complete Sheet Rental & Royalty Income (Schedule E)

24 Page US Rental & Royalty Income (Sch. E) (cont.) 18 p2 Please enter all pertinent amounts. Last year's amounts are provided for your reference. The indirect expense column should only be used for vacation homes or less than 100% tenant occupied rentals. GENERAL INFORMATION Foreign region Foreign postal code Foreign country OIL AND GAS Amount 2017 Amount Production type (preparer use only) Cost depletion Percentage depletion rate or amount State cost depletion, if different (-1 if none) State % depletion rate or amount, if different (-1 if none) VACATION HOME Number of days personal use Number of days owned (if optional method elected) INDIRECT EXPENSES NOTE:Indirect expenses are related to operating or maintaining the dwelling unit. These include repairs, insurance, and utilities. Advertising Association dues Auto and travel (not entered elsewhere) Cleaning and maintenance Commissions Gardening Insurance Legal and professional fees Licenses and permits Management fees Miscellaneous Mortgage interest (paid to banks, etc.) Qualified mortgage insurance premiums Excess mortgage interest Other interest (not entered elsewhere) Painting and decorating Pest control Plumbing and electrical Repairs Supplies Taxes - real estate Taxes - other (not entered elsewhere) Telephone Utilities Wages and salaries Other: 18 p2 Series: 53 Rental & Royalty Income (Sch. E) (cont.)