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Schedule 3 is a new form in 2018. This year the 1040 form was completely revised. The 1040A and 1040EZ forms were eliminated. The 1040 form is now a shorter form and much of the additional
information that would be reported on it has been moved to six different
schedules (Schedules 1 to 6).
Schedule 3 is where certain nonrefundable credits are reported. These credits are the child and dependent care expense credit, foreign tax credit, education credits, residential energy credit, retirement savings contribution credit and other general business credits. in order to have these credits reflected on your tax return, they must be reported on Schedule 3.
Here is a sample of the form: Schedule 3
Schedule 3 is a new form in 2018. This year the 1040 form was completely revised. The 1040A and 1040EZ forms were eliminated. The 1040 form is now a shorter form and much of the additional
information that would be reported on it has been moved to six different
schedules (Schedules 1 to 6).
Schedule 3 is where certain nonrefundable credits are reported. These credits are the child and dependent care expense credit, foreign tax credit, education credits, residential energy credit, retirement savings contribution credit and other general business credits. in order to have these credits reflected on your tax return, they must be reported on Schedule 3.
Here is a sample of the form: Schedule 3
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$49.99 for a Schedule 3
$39.99 for a State Return
$39.00 for the ability to use my taxes to pay the other 2 rates.
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