Queskr Inc. -- 2025 Tax Filing Guide (TurboTax Business)

Prepared: February 19, 2026 For: Yohay Etsion (self-filing via TurboTax Business) Entity: Queskr Inc. (Delaware C-Corp) | EIN: 30-0959251 Tax Year: January 1 -- December 31, 2025

Important caveat: This guide is a practical walkthrough based on the known facts. It is not tax advice. For any item marked with a PAUSE icon, confirm with Mike Pine before finalizing.


Table of Contents

  • [What to File](#1-what-to-file)
  • [Documents to Have Ready](#2-documents-to-have-ready)
  • [TurboTax Business Walkthrough](#3-turbotax-business-walkthrough)
  • [The Tricky Parts](#4-the-tricky-parts)
  • [Pre-Submission Checklist](#5-pre-submission-checklist)
  • [Timeline and Deadlines](#6-timeline-and-deadlines)

  • 1. What to File

    Required Federal Forms

    FormPurposeRequired?Notes
    Form 1120U.S. Corporation Income Tax ReturnYesMain return. Filed every year since 2016.
    Schedule KOther InformationYesPart of 1120 (page 4). Ownership, accounting method, etc.
    Schedule LBalance Sheet per BooksYes (if total assets or receipts > $250K threshold)Queskr is below threshold but has filed this in prior years. Match prior year treatment.
    Schedule M-1Reconciliation of Income per Books with Income per ReturnConditionalOnly required if total assets >= $250K. Queskr is far below. May be auto-included by TurboTax.
    Schedule M-2Analysis of Unappropriated Retained Earnings per BooksConditionalSame threshold as M-1.
    Form 5472Information Return of a 25% Foreign-Owned U.S. CorporationYesCritical this year. Two related parties: Yohay Etsion + Etsion Brands Ltd.
    Form 1120 NOL DeductionNet Operating Loss scheduleYesTurboTax handles via the NOL carryover section. No deduction taken (no income), but carryover must be tracked.

    State Filings

    FilingDueNotes
    Delaware Franchise TaxMarch 1, 2026Paid through Harvard Business Services. Confirm payment status. Separate from Form 1120.
    Delaware Annual ReportMarch 1, 2026Filed alongside franchise tax through HBS.

    Other Federal Obligations

    FilingDueNotes
    FinCEN BOIVariesConfirm initial report was filed (was due Jan 1, 2025 for pre-2024 entities). Check if the June 2025 changes require an update.
    FBAR (FinCEN 114)April 15, 2026 (auto-extends to Oct 15)Only required if Queskr held $10K+ in foreign financial accounts at any point. The Wise account question: if Queskr has a Wise account with minimal balance, it likely does not trigger FBAR, but confirm.


    2. Documents to Have Ready

    Before opening TurboTax, gather these:

    Must Have

    New for 2025

    Reference


    3. TurboTax Business Walkthrough

    3.1 Initial Setup / Entity Information

    When TurboTax asks for entity details, enter:

    FieldValue
    Business nameQueskr Inc.
    EIN30-0959251
    Date incorporatedSeptember 29, 2016
    State of incorporationDelaware
    Business address16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958
    Business activityInternet / Communication Applications
    Business activity code (NAICS)517000
    Accounting methodCash
    Entity typeC Corporation
    Fiscal year endDecember 31
    Did the corporation change its address?No (the registered agent address, which is the IRS-facing address, did not change. Only the BofA mailing address changed.)

    Note on address: The Bank of America mailing address changed from DE to Israel during 2025, but the corporate registered address (which goes on the 1120) remains 16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958. Use the Delaware address on the return, consistent with prior years. If you want to update the IRS mailing address to Israel, you would file Form 8822-B separately. For 2025, keep it consistent.

    3.2 Income Section

    Gross receipts / sales (Line 1a): Enter $0

    The two Shopify deposits ($19.27 + $4.47 = $23.74) are owner test transactions, not revenue. The Wise deposit ($31.00) is a refund of a Wise payment, netting to $0.

    Do not enter $23.74 or $54.74 as income. These are not business receipts. If TurboTax requires an explanation for bank deposits that don't match reported income, keep a memo in your records (see Section 4.5 below).

    All other income lines (Lines 2-10): $0

    Total income (Line 11): $0

    3.3 Deductions Section

    1120 LineDescriptionAmountTurboTax Field
    Line 17Taxes and licenses$0.00Leave blank (no franchise tax paid from Queskr's bank in 2025 -- confirm if HBS charged Queskr's account or was paid separately)
    Line 19Other deductions$193.56Use "Other deductions" worksheet

    Other Deductions Worksheet (Line 19 detail):

    DescriptionAmount
    Bank service charges$192.00
    Internet / Cloud services (Google Cloud)$1.56
    Total other deductions$193.56

    Note: The Wise $31.00 debit (June 23) was fully refunded (June 30). Net $0. Do not include it as a deduction.

    PAUSE -- Ask Mike: In 2024, you reported $192 under "Bank charges" and $180 under "Accounting" and $12 under "Advertising" and $2 under "Office expense" for a total of $386. For 2025, the only expenses are bank fees ($192) and Google Cloud ($1.56). Confirm what category to put the $1.56 under -- "Office expense" is likely fine for consistency. In prior years (2022), you used these categories: Bank charges, Office expense, Contractors, Taxes & licenses, Advertising. Keep the categorization consistent with what Mike expects.

    3.4 Tax Computation

    LineDescriptionAmount
    Line 28Taxable income before NOL($193.56)
    Line 29aNOL deduction$0 (no income to offset)
    Line 30Taxable income($193.56)
    Line 31Total tax$0

    No tax is owed. The loss increases the NOL carryforward.

    3.5 NOL Carryforward Section

    TurboTax has a dedicated NOL carryover worksheet. This is where you track the accumulated losses.

    Enter the carryforward from 2024:

    NOL YearAmountTypeExpires
    2016$26Pre-TCJA (20-year)2036
    2017$9,814Pre-TCJA (20-year)2037
    2018$35,621Post-TCJA (indefinite, 80% limit)Never
    2019$28,683Post-TCJA (indefinite, 80% limit)Never
    2020$48,361Post-TCJA (indefinite, 80% limit)Never
    2021$38,378Post-TCJA (indefinite, 80% limit)Never
    2022$7,941Post-TCJA (indefinite, 80% limit)Never
    2023$1,295Post-TCJA (indefinite, 80% limit)Never
    2024$386Post-TCJA (indefinite, 80% limit)Never
    Total entering 2025$170,505

    2025 NOL addition: $193.56 (the current year loss)

    NOL used in 2025: $0 (no taxable income to offset)

    Total NOL carryforward to 2026: $170,699 (= $170,505 + $193.56, rounded -- confirm exact cents with TurboTax calculation)

    Important NOL mechanics for future years: When Queskr eventually has income, the 80% limitation applies to post-2017 NOLs. Meaning if Queskr earns $10,000, it can only offset $8,000 with post-2017 NOLs. The $9,840 in pre-TCJA NOLs (2016 + 2017) are NOT subject to the 80% limit but DO have expiration dates. Use the pre-TCJA NOLs first when the time comes.

    3.6 Schedule L -- Balance Sheet

    TurboTax will ask whether to complete Schedule L. Even though Queskr is below the $250K total-assets threshold (which exempts you from Schedules L, M-1, and M-2), check how you handled this in 2024. The 2022 return showed $2,405 in total assets; 2023 showed $1,111; 2024 showed $725. If you filed Schedule L in prior years, continue for consistency.

    If completing Schedule L:

    LineDescriptionBeginning of Year (Jan 1)End of Year (Dec 31)
    Assets
    Line 1Cash$725$556
    Total Assets (Line 15)$725$556
    Liabilities
    Line 19Loans from shareholders$171,900$171,900
    Total Liabilities (Line 22)$171,900$171,900
    Equity
    Line 22Retained earnings (deficit)($171,175)($171,344)
    Total Liabilities + Equity (Line 27)$725$556

    Explanation of the math:
    - Cash: $725.46 rounds to $725 at beginning; $555.64 rounds to $556 at end
    - Shareholder loan: $171,900 (unchanged principal -- same creditor change does not change the amount on the balance sheet)
    - Retained earnings: Total Assets minus Total Liabilities = $725 - $171,900 = ($171,175) beginning; $556 - $171,900 = ($171,344) end
    - The change in retained earnings ($171,344 - $171,175 = $169 deficit increase) should approximately match the net loss ($193.56) adjusted for the non-deductible test deposits. The difference of ~$24 reflects the Shopify test deposits sitting in cash but not recorded as income. This is fine -- Schedule L is "per books" and the cash balance is what it is.

    PAUSE -- Ask Mike: The shareholder loan creditor changed mid-year from Yohay Etsion to Etsion Brands Ltd. On Schedule L, the Line 19 "Loans from shareholders" amount stays $171,900 -- the amount didn't change, just the holder. But technically, Etsion Brands Ltd is not a shareholder. It's a related party via common ownership. You may need to reclassify this to Line 20 "Other liabilities" or add a disclosure. Ask Mike which line he used in prior years and whether the creditor change affects placement.

    3.7 Schedule K -- Other Information (Page 4 of 1120)

    TurboTax will walk through these questions. Key answers:

    QuestionAnswerNotes
    Accounting methodCashSame as prior years
    Did the corp at end of tax year own 50%+ of voting stock of a domestic corp?No
    Is the corp a subsidiary in an affiliated group?No
    Did the corp have a foreign owner of 25%+ of stock?YesThis triggers Form 5472
    Was the corp a beneficiary of a foreign trust?No
    Check if: At end of tax year, did any individual own 50%+ of total voting power?YesYohay Etsion, 98.5%
    Is the corporation required to file Form 5472?Yes

    3.8 Form 5472 -- Foreign-Owned Corporation Information Return

    This is the most complex part of the 2025 filing. The June 2025 agreements mean you have two related parties to report this year.

    How Many Form 5472s?

    You need one Form 5472 for each 25% foreign owner or related party with whom reportable transactions occurred.

    PAUSE -- Ask Mike: In prior years, you filed one 5472 for Yohay. For 2025, you likely need two: one for Yohay (continuing shareholder relationship + loan balance transition) and one for Etsion Brands (new related party, loan assignee, agency agreement principal). Confirm this with Mike. If he advises combining them or handling differently, follow his guidance.

    Form 5472 #1: Yohay Etsion

    Part I -- Reporting Corporation (Queskr)

    FieldValue
    NameQueskr Inc.
    EIN30-0959251
    Address16192 Coastal Highway, Lewes, DE 19958
    Country of incorporationUnited States
    Total assets$556
    Principal business activityInternet / Communication Applications
    NAICS code517000

    Part II -- 25% Foreign Shareholder

    FieldValue
    NameYohay Etsion
    Country of citizenshipIsrael
    Country of residenceIsrael
    AddressMeitav 5, Apt 165, Tel Aviv, Israel
    US identifying numberNone (or ITIN if you have one)
    Foreign identifying numberIsraeli ID [your teudat zehut number]
    Percentage of voting stock owned98.5%
    Filing requirement25% foreign owner of a U.S. corporation

    Part IV -- Monetary Transactions Between Reporting Corp and Foreign Related Party

    For Yohay Etsion in 2025:

    LineDescriptionAmount
    Amounts borrowed (outstanding) -- beginning$171,900Loan held by Yohay at Jan 1
    Amounts borrowed (outstanding) -- ending$0Loan assigned to Etsion Brands on June 21
    Other (loan assignment to Etsion Brands)$171,900Reportable as outbound transfer of debt

    PAUSE -- Ask Mike: The loan balance shifted from Yohay to Etsion Brands mid-year. On Yohay's 5472, the beginning balance is $171,900 and ending is $0 (from Yohay's perspective). The assignment is a reportable transaction. Ask Mike how to properly categorize the assignment on Part IV -- it may go in "Other transactions" with a description, or there may be a specific line for debt transfers.

    Part VI -- Additional Information

    Form 5472 #2: Etsion Brands Ltd

    Part I -- Reporting Corporation: Same as above (Queskr Inc.)

    Part II -- Related Party Information

    FieldValue
    NameEtsion Brands Ltd
    Country of organizationIsrael
    Address[Etsion Brands registered address in Israel]
    US identifying numberNone
    Foreign identifying number517176301 (Israeli company number)
    Relationship to reporting corpRelated party (commonly controlled -- Yohay Etsion is sole shareholder of Queskr and controls Etsion Brands)
    Principal business activityE-commerce / Holding company

    Part IV -- Monetary Transactions

    LineDescriptionAmount
    Amounts borrowed (outstanding) -- beginning$0Etsion Brands was not a creditor at Jan 1
    Amounts borrowed (outstanding) -- ending$171,900Received via loan assignment June 21
    Amounts received for services$0Agency agreement in place but no transactions
    Amounts paid for services$0No remittances to Etsion Brands
    Other (loan assignment received)$171,900Acquired debt from Yohay Etsion

    Part VI -- Additional Information

    - "On June 21, 2025, Etsion Brands Ltd acquired $171,900 in shareholder loans from Yohay Etsion pursuant to a Loan Assignment Deed." - "On June 21-24, 2025, Queskr Inc. and Etsion Brands Ltd entered into an Agency and Collection Agreement (with Addendums 1 and 2) under which Queskr acts as collection agent for Etsion Brands. No customer transactions occurred under this agreement in 2025."

    PAUSE -- Ask Mike: Confirm: (a) whether the agency agreement needs to be reported as a "reportable transaction" even though $0 flowed, (b) whether the existence of the agreement alone requires disclosure, and (c) whether any additional description or attachment is needed.

    3.9 Schedule M-1 and M-2

    If TurboTax includes these (they may auto-generate even below threshold):

    Schedule M-1 (Reconciliation):

    Schedule M-2 (Retained Earnings):
    Note: The M-2 ending balance should reconcile to Schedule L Line 25 (Retained earnings). If there's a small discrepancy from rounding (the test deposits in cash vs. not in income), it's immaterial but note it.

    3.10 Officer Compensation (Schedule E of 1120)

    OfficerTitle% Time% Stock OwnedCompensation
    Yohay EtsionPresident, CEO, Secretary0% (or minimal)98.5%$0

    No officer compensation was paid in 2025. Same as prior years.


    4. The Tricky Parts

    4.1 Mid-Year Loan Creditor Change

    What happened: Yohay Etsion personally held $171,900 in loans to Queskr. On June 21, 2025, he assigned all 56 promissory notes to Etsion Brands Ltd.

    Why it's tricky:

    How to handle it:

    4.2 One or Two Form 5472s?

    Answer: Almost certainly two. Here's the logic:

  • Yohay Etsion is a 25% foreign owner (98.5% voting). He always files a 5472. In 2025, the reportable transaction is the loan assignment (transferring $171,900 out of his name).
  • Etsion Brands Ltd is a new related party. It received the $171,900 loan assignment AND entered into the Agency Agreement with Queskr. Even though $0 flowed under the agency agreement, the existence of reportable transactions (specifically, the loan) requires its own 5472.
  • Prior year pattern: 2016-2019 filings included two 5472s (one for Yohay, one for Roie Mandler). From 2020 onward, only one (Yohay). For 2025, you're going back to two -- but the second is Etsion Brands, not Mandler.

    PAUSE -- Ask Mike: Confirm two 5472s are needed. Also ask: Does Roie Mandler still need a 5472? If he's still a 25% foreign shareholder with $0 in transactions, the requirement may still technically apply (though prior years dropped him -- clarify whether that was intentional).

    4.3 The 98.5% vs 75% Ownership Discrepancy

    The facts: Share records from October 2016 show Yohay at 75% (4,185,000 of 5,580,000 shares). But tax filings from 2016 onward report 98.5% voting stock.

    What this means for the 2025 filing: Use the same percentage as prior filings (98.5%) for consistency. Do NOT change it to 75% without understanding what happened.

    Possible explanations:

    PAUSE -- Ask Mike: This should be resolved, but it's not a 2025-filing blocker. Ask Mike what the 98.5% was based on in prior year filings. If he's been using it since 2016 and the IRS hasn't objected, maintain consistency for now. But document the discrepancy for future clean-up.

    4.4 NOL Carryforward Mechanics

    For 2025: No income means no NOL is used. The 2025 loss simply adds to the carryforward.

    Key rules for future reference (when income arrives):

    NOL VintageRuleDetail
    2016 ($26)Pre-TCJA20-year carryforward, expires 2036. Can offset 100% of taxable income. Use FIRST.
    2017 ($9,814)Pre-TCJA20-year carryforward, expires 2037. Can offset 100% of taxable income. Use SECOND.
    2018-2025 ($160,859)Post-TCJAIndefinite carryforward. Can only offset 80% of taxable income per year.

    Ordering: Pre-TCJA NOLs are used before post-TCJA NOLs (FIFO within each category). This matters because the pre-TCJA NOLs have expiration dates but no 80% limit, while post-TCJA have no expiration but the 80% limit applies.

    4.5 Documenting the Test Transactions

    The two Shopify deposits ($19.27 on Sep 9 and $4.47 on Dec 17) are classified as owner test transactions. Create a brief memo to keep with your tax records:

    Suggested memo (keep as a note in your files, not filed with the return):

    MEMO TO FILE -- Queskr Inc. 2025
    >
    Re: Shopify Deposits -- Non-Revenue Classification
    >
    Two deposits appeared in the BofA checking account from Shopify payouts:
    - September 9, 2025: $19.27 (Payout ID: ST-G0O6D6D6N0A1)
    - December 17, 2025: $4.47 (Payout ID: ST-R0Z8S8N1P8L4)
    >
    These were owner test transactions conducted by Yohay Etsion (sole officer) to verify the Shopify/Stripe payment integration in preparation for launching the Agency and Collection Agreement operations. No actual customers placed orders. The Shopify store was in test/development mode.
    >
    These amounts are not reported as gross receipts on Form 1120 Line 1a. They are reflected in the year-end cash balance on Schedule L.
    >
    Supporting records: Shopify admin dashboard showing test order status, bank statements.

    4.6 The Google Cloud Payment Method

    The $0.13/month Google Cloud charge is billed to card ending 8265. If this is your personal credit card (not a Queskr corporate card):


    5. Pre-Submission Checklist

    Before You File

    Form 1120

    Schedule L (if filing)

    Form 5472 #1 (Yohay Etsion)

    Form 5472 #2 (Etsion Brands Ltd)

    Signature & Filing

    Other Filings


    6. Timeline and Deadlines

    DateActionStatus
    NowGather documents, review this guide
    Before March 1Confirm Delaware franchise tax paid (via HBS)
    Before filingEmail/call Mike Pine with questions from "PAUSE" items
    April 15, 2026Form 1120 due (with all attachments including 5472)
    April 15, 2026FBAR due (if required; auto-extends to Oct 15)
    If not ready by April 15File Form 7004 for automatic 6-month extension (extends to October 15, 2026)

    Extension Option

    If you're not comfortable filing without Mike's input on the 5472 questions, file Form 7004 (Application for Automatic Extension) by April 15. This gives you until October 15, 2026 to file the 1120. There is no tax due, so no penalty for extending. The extension is automatic once Form 7004 is filed.

    TurboTax Business can file Form 7004 electronically.


    Summary of "Ask Mike" Items

    #QuestionWhy It Matters
    1Confirm two 5472s needed (Yohay + Etsion Brands)$25K penalty per incomplete form
    2How to report mid-year loan assignment on 5472 Part IVTransition year reporting
    3Does the agency agreement need 5472 disclosure even at $0?Completeness
    4Schedule L: "Loans from shareholders" vs "Other liabilities" for Etsion Brands loanEtsion Brands is not a shareholder
    5Roie Mandler: Does he still need a 5472?Dropped from filings in 2020
    6What does the 98.5% voting figure represent vs 75% share ownership?Consistency and accuracy
    7Accrued interest on the $171,900: tracked anywhere?1% per year since 2016
    8Expense categorization: $1.56 Google Cloud under what line?Match prior year treatment
    9Is the Wise account a Queskr account? FBAR implications?Potential filing requirement
    10BOI report: filed? Update needed?Compliance


    This guide is a practical walkthrough, not tax advice. Work through the "Ask Mike" items before finalizing. Keep this document and the supporting tax summary and review in your records alongside the filed return.