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Taxpayer's child turned 24 in 2018, was a student and made $5,000 of self-employed income. After expenses, it's $3,000. Can she be a dependent still?"

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Client prepaid mortgage insurance and opted to amortize for 7 years, but for 2018 it is no longer deductible. Should I amend 2017 and deduct the balance?

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Must I purchase two returns to complete a federal and state?

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Where do I deduct burglary losses on sch. C?

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When did the e filing for 2017 returns stop?

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Taxpayer married to resident alien whom does not have an SSN for submission of joint tax return, is it best to apply for ITIN via submission of W-7 form with tax filing?

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Is it possible to use info from a form 1042-S into a W-2G? it is from gambling winning. we're filing a regular 1040.

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If you converted 30000 to a Roth IRA in 2018, can you still contribute 5500 to a ROTH IRA in the same yr? Proseries is treating the 5500 as an excess contribution.

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I just bought $425 proseries and cannot figure out how to download. This is infuriating!!!

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Can i use my time share as a business deduction

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Does minor child who received $16,000 from Social Security need to file a return.

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QUESTION: Is the IRS refunding previous years penalties paid for not having health insurance?

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If taxable income of attorney is below threshold amount, can the QBI deduction be utilized?

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If a divorced spouse receives spousal support of $6000, only other income is social security and has zero liability are they required to file income tax?

Topics with Label: ProSeries Basic

Topics with Label: ProSeries Basic

Taxpayer's child turned 24 in 2018, was a student and made $5,000 of self-employed income. After expenses, it's $3,000. Can she be a dependent still?"

Client prepaid mortgage insurance and opted to amortize for 7 years, but for 2018 it is no longer deductible. Should I amend 2017 and deduct the balance?

Must I purchase two returns to complete a federal and state?

Where do I deduct burglary losses on sch. C?

When did the e filing for 2017 returns stop?

Taxpayer married to resident alien whom does not have an SSN for submission of joint tax return, is it best to apply for ITIN via submission of W-7 form with tax filing?

Is it possible to use info from a form 1042-S into a W-2G? it is from gambling winning. we're filing a regular 1040.

If you converted 30000 to a Roth IRA in 2018, can you still contribute 5500 to a ROTH IRA in the same yr? Proseries is treating the 5500 as an excess contribution.

I just bought $425 proseries and cannot figure out how to download. This is infuriating!!!

Can i use my time share as a business deduction

Does minor child who received $16,000 from Social Security need to file a return.

QUESTION: Is the IRS refunding previous years penalties paid for not having health insurance?

If taxable income of attorney is below threshold amount, can the QBI deduction be utilized?

If a divorced spouse receives spousal support of $6000, only other income is social security and has zero liability are they required to file income tax?

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