You need to go the tax office and explain what is happening.

The word may be interchangeable for most of you as explained before.

This is the first year we distributed K1s and had a hard time explaining all of the benefits. 

If a client has objections, they can ask their agent to write in additional provisions for whatever reasons they have for not wanting to sign the agreement.

Alternatively, give the tenant access, but explain that as it wasn't part of the original lease and there are increased costs (water, electricity and the machines), if they want to use it, there will be a small increase in the rent (assuming they are month to month) or a monthly fee if they are on a lease.

Have you read the BP forums, seen who the big players in your area are, reached out and explained how you working for them could be a mutually beneficial arrangement?

Tied up in paperwork and some towns make you explain yourself to the planning and zoning board in an open hearing.

IF the client gets a notice regarding not filing a partnership return for the initial year(s) in which an obligation did not exist, which they almost certainly won't, it takes much less time to draft and mail a response letter to explain the situation than to prepare the unnecessary return(s). 

What I find most bizarre about this is that for almost everything else on the list, the campaign explains its reasoning (e.g. 

How can I handle that objection?