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Anyone have an idea when the Illinois state return will be able to e-filed?
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Dec 07, 2019
Client that took out a heloc to put an addition on their home, refied to pay off other debts. How c...
If a client has 2 mortgage loans and Loan 1 is fully deductible while Loan 2 is only partially deductible, how can I input the interest amounts to reflect the 1...
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Dec 06, 2019
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