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HollyP
Employee Tax Expert
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The TurboTax Community Tax Experts have created some helpful video tutorials on the tax law changes and life changes that may have affected your 2022 tax refund.  While it is entirely normal for your refund to change from year to year, there were several tax credits that were lowered to pre-coronovirus pandemic amounts—or eliminated in 2022.

First, our Tax Experts show you how to quickly compare your current tax return with your prior-year return to see exactly what's changed.

Then our Tax Experts discuss how changes in your filing status, like getting married or divorced, can impact your refund. 

Next, our Tax Experts talk about how changes to the Child Tax Credit and Child and Dependent Credit, could affect your refund.

Here, our Tax Experts explain how the Earned Income Credit (known as the EIC or EITC) works to reduce your taxes owed and‌ may even give you a larger refund. 

Lastly, our Tax Experts compare the Standard Deduction with itemized deductions, and review the changes to the Charitable Contribution Deduction.

If you enjoyed watching these videos and want to learn more about TurboTax, then check out the rest of our Help Videos.

5 Comments
Mira1234
Level 1

I want to learn how to quickly compare my current tax return with the previous year's return to see what has changed.

aznursebev
New Member

I am not receiving the full $2K credit for the inflation reduction energy act. We installed 2 new HVAC energy efficient heat pumps that meet criteria. When entering information in the "Deductions, Home Energy Credits, form 5695" it only calculates a $300 credit. Am I answering a question wrong?? Where do I file to receive the full $2k credit please? 

AbrahamT
Level 8

It actually is 30% of the cost of the heat pump with a maximum of 2,000 annual credit for the year. Also   The credit is nonrefundable, so you can't get back more on the credit than you owe in taxes. You can't apply any excess credit to future years. See HERE  for more information.

 

dscocos
New Member

Not able to pay with my debit card it ask me for my name and address but I can't go forward.  I have an account and I am in the account

dennisc283
Returning Member

I'm working on my home rental. Why does my worksheet say there is no depreciation? I've had it in previous years.

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