Join us on Wednesday, August 6th any time between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm
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series. Get ready to file your taxes with the knowledge you need. We’re
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Hi... Q1: RMDs should be reported on Line 4a IRA distribution,
correct?Q2: At what age we are required to take RMDs when there are
Traditional IRA balances?Q3: RMD calculations - I remember IRS published
a table by age and % to calculate RMD amounts....read more
LiangtwnPosted 3 weeks ago
| Latest post 2 weeks ago by
Liangtwn
Greetings, When Amending Tax returns, how do I know if any previous
year(s) have any bearing on the proceeding year(s)? Example: If I Amend
2021,2022,2023 & 2024 tax years, do I have to adjust the Amounts on the
previous year(s) to make the following...read more
What IS the “complicated formula Social security uses to determine how
much of your social security income is taxable? Or WHERE can I find this
“complicated formula”?
loricioccoPosted 3 weeks ago
| Latest post 3 weeks ago by
rjs
Good evening, My husband and I are 70 and 79 this year. In response to
the Big Beautiful Bill that was passed, what deductions should we look
for when filing our 2025 taxes with Intuit Turbo tax? Should we purchase
the Intuit program again this year ...read more
What is the difference of filling jointly or single with the following
scenario;One works 80 plus hours a weekOn payroll - makes 160k/year The
other owns a business and makes 75k/year Which is the best way to file;
married or single for the tax on OT...read more
Does Turbotax support multi-year tax strategy and planning for
transition to retirement, including IRMAA cliff thresholds, potential
Roth ITA conversion amounts for individual tax situations, etc... does
Turbotax have on-line (or downloadable) tax pl...read more
What is the difference of filling married-jointly or married-seperatley
with the following scenario; One works 80 plus hours a week. On payroll
- makes 160k/year. The other owns a business and makes 75k/year. Which
is the best way to file; married - ...read more
I seem to find conflicting information on who is eligible for the 6.000
dolar deduction, I am single, my income this year including SS would be
around $60.000 dolars. Am I eligible or not?
margmatoPosted 3 weeks ago
| Latest post 3 weeks ago by
Katie-P
Hello,we filed jointly: my husband is self employed and he turned 65 in
May this year and still planning to continue working. What are the
breaks and new changes that we can take advantage with the big beautiful
bill. I work full time and report w2. ...read more
Dnmck1Posted 3 weeks ago
| Latest post 3 weeks ago by
Cindy4
Hi, I have some pretax dollars in ROLLOVER IRA (that are invested in
ETFs)But I would also like to maximize my backdoor Roth option. To do
this, I have post tax dollars deposited in my 401k that are then
converted to Roth dollars by doing an in plan ...read more
gagan1208Posted 3 weeks ago
| Latest post 3 weeks ago by
dburns1
We are over 65 and file jointly.In 2024 our standard deduction was
$32,300 ($29,200 + $3,100).For 2025, will we get the standard deduction
(30,000 or 31,200 or 31,500) plus the $3,200 plus the $12,000??thanks
juvaPosted 3 weeks ago
| Latest post 3 weeks ago by
evelynm