I used ItsDeductible for items that I donated to a non-profit's thrift store. The total for a single day was a little over $1000 (years worth of things donated in one day), but this was a lot of relatively inexpensive items (nothing was even close to $100). Even though ItsDeductible does a great job categorizing everything, TurboTax has the form filled out with everything together under a single "Clothing, Footwear, Accessories & Household items" description. I suppose this is fine (although the IRS's instructions say to be detailed, and this is hardly detailed). The problem is that the single line under Part I is over $1000, but columns e, f, and g, which should be filled out for items over $500, are not filled out. While I understand these only need to be filled out if any item is over $500, and none of my items are over this amount, how does the IRS know the maximum value any single item? Will this possibly be rejected or increase my risk of an audit since the line is well over $500 but columns e, f, and g aren't filled out? Or does TurboTax submit my ItsDeductible item list electronically in the background, so I don't need to worry about this? Does Form 8283 get submitted electronically just as it looks in the review documents?
