As a business owner, it’s important to know how you should treat
payments you make to the people who work for you. The simplest
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juicy tax break would be a great bonus. Typically, being allowed to take
a deduction for your home office is limited to self-employed individuals
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file a W-2 form for an employee or a Form 1099-NEC for contracted help.
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taxes and you know those W-2 for...read more
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did you know that if you don’t file the proper forms for employers and
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confusing if you don’t know what it means for your tax returns. Whether
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Can this still be done? Or at least get to the list of charities and
their addresses. Would that be in a turbo tax download or
import/transfer from 2024 tax file?
MitchDPosted January 10, 2026
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I am stuck in a repetitive "Check This Entry" loop during the Federal
Review that I cannot bypass. The error specifically flags the Schedule E
Worksheet, stating: "Passive Operating Loss must be entered."
I want to claim the "Small Employer Auto-Enrollment Credit" for both my
business and my spouses (separate) business. Do I need to submit two
8881s or somehow type $1000 into line 9 instead of $500?
TT says this is required, but provides zero information now that I'm
through their sections. It won't take me back into their flow to review
it. Absolutely horrible design.