7202 for 2021

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January 25, 2024
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Hi to all. I was wondering if self-employer able to get 10 days for part I and 10 days for part III and 60 days for part IV ( in deferent dates ) in total 80 days ? Am I right ? While in 2020 was able to get just 10 days!

Client also wants to get 50 days for part II, but I told him schools were opened.

Thanks for your help!

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Best answer by TaxGuyBill

@TaxGuyBill Perfect.

it says ......because of certain coro...-related care you required, it means for any reason you may claim sick leave equivalent credits?

for sick leave equivalent, let me know please this sick leave equivalent refer to self-employer when he/she had a problem because of Covid or it is referring to one of his/her son -daughter during ?

Thanks for your patience.

@HOPE2 wrote:

for sick leave equivalent, let me know please this sick leave equivalent refer to self-employer when he/she had a problem because of Covid or it is referring to one of his/her son -daughter during ?

It is referring care for the son/daughter. That is why I pointed you to the Instructions - it is clearer than how it is phrased on the form.

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TaxGuyBill

If the client is coming to you now and asking for the full amount of days on the 7202, that waives GIANT RED FLAGS in my mind. Whether it is intentional fraud or being mislead by something he saw on TikTok, I don't know, but it is very likely wrong.

I wouldn't touch it unless the client gave me clear documentation of everything.

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@TaxGuyBill @Just-Lisa-Now- thanks a lot. you guys awesome.

I agree with you and I did not touch tax return.

But for my question I want to know : can self-employer able to get 10 days for part I and 10 days for part III and 60 days for part IV ( in deferent dates ) in total 80 days based on authentic documents?

Since I am confused for part IV, I expressed this question. In this part, I have two understanding: 1- self-employers can take 60 days for him/herself or 60 days for son or daughter! If I am correct it means self-employer can take 80 days for himself. Is it true?

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