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Re: With business expenses subject to the 2% adjusted gross income threshold, do I enter the full expenses on the schedule C? Or only the amount exceeding 2%?

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Re: On the SCorp return, the balance sheet is showing off by $1,000...why? I went through diagnostics and it cleared, but still shows $1,000 difference.

Re: I have a k1 with line 17 code D and i wonder where to put that number ?

Re: Where do I enter a 1099-NEC from employer Door Dash?

Re: When sending forms to the government, what sections to I need to include?

Re: I want to import my 1099-B stock trading activity into my return. Must I scan the 1099-B pages into my computer,and then import it into the return via lightning bolt?

Re: I don't see where i can claim the $600 deduction for charitable contributions this year when taking the standard deduction?

Re: I want to import my 1099-B stock trading activity into my return. Must I scan the 1099-B pages into my computer,and then import it into the return via lightning bolt?

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