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I especially appreciated your concluding remark in your email: "You may choose to follow my advice, or choose to ask someone else. I highly recommend you trust professionals when they advise you." I ... See more...
I especially appreciated your concluding remark in your email: "You may choose to follow my advice, or choose to ask someone else. I highly recommend you trust professionals when they advise you." I would love to find a professional. Maybe there is one in the community.
Repairs made to a personal residence, not used in a business or as a rental, are not deductible on a tax return.
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I filed extension for Federal and State of Michigan for 2024. I paid taxes that I thought I owed to Federal but based on my calculation I was supposed to receive refund from MI so I did not pay MI. H... See more...
I filed extension for Federal and State of Michigan for 2024. I paid taxes that I thought I owed to Federal but based on my calculation I was supposed to receive refund from MI so I did not pay MI. However, I am now trying to file State of Michigan return and turned out that I owed MI $194.    However, I met the all of the following below;  (source: https://www.michigan.gov/taxes/questions/iit/accordion/estimate/why-am-i-being-charged-penalty-and-interest-for-underpayment-of-estimated-income-tax-1#:~:text=Penalty%20is%2025%25%20for%20failing,1%25%20above%20the%20prime%20rate.&text=(MI%2D2210)-,Why%20am%20I%20being%20charged%20penalty%20and,underpayment%20of%20estimated%20income%20tax%3F)   I paid  90% of your current year's tax liability 100% of the previous year's tax liability 110% of your previous year's tax liability if your previous year's adjusted gross income is more than $150,000 ($75,000 for married filing separately) Since I paid enough taxes to meet all of the above, does it mean that I won't owe any penalty even if I owe MI $194 for 2024 tax and paying past April 15, 2024?   Please clarify. Thank you.   
Thank you for your responses. The "conditions" listed above appear to be from IRS Pub 553 which explains when IRS Form 8615 needs to be completed. The last point says" (3) The child was under 24 at t... See more...
Thank you for your responses. The "conditions" listed above appear to be from IRS Pub 553 which explains when IRS Form 8615 needs to be completed. The last point says" (3) The child was under 24 at the end of 2025, he was a full-time student, and his earned income (from working) is not more than half of his total support for the year." Since my grandson will have "earned income" more than half his expenses for the year, but did NOT PAY half his expenses (mostly due to tuition, etc his parents paid until graduation in May), does that mean he need not complete Form 8615 and therefor he is not subject to the kiddie tax?  In other words, he need not have "paid" for half his expenses, he need only have "earned" more than half his expenses. I may be grasping here but just trying to read the exact rules literally. My guess is that's what the IRS would do. i.e having "earned" does not mean having "paid".
@dareelcmills2k19 you can't.   To be eligible for CTC, you must have earned income of at least $2500.   There was no income requirement in 2021 and that year only, but the window to claim a refund ... See more...
@dareelcmills2k19 you can't.   To be eligible for CTC, you must have earned income of at least $2500.   There was no income requirement in 2021 and that year only, but the window to claim a refund for 2021 has now closed. 
Is this the depreciation recapture section? I've read I have to pay that gain regardless of whether or not I've taken the deduction in the past (I haven't) but if I input the zero claimed vs. the TT a... See more...
Is this the depreciation recapture section? I've read I have to pay that gain regardless of whether or not I've taken the deduction in the past (I haven't) but if I input the zero claimed vs. the TT auto calculation, my refund jumps hundreds of dollars?
it is additional income from the same main employer for cleaning services not related to main employment
It often takes at least nine weeks---sometimes longer -- after verifying identity to receive your refund.  ONLY the IRS is in control and only the IRS can tell you when your refund will be issued.
If your first return was efiled and Accepted or you mailed it, then you need to do an Amended tax return to correct or add new info. You need to wait for the original return to be fully processed and... See more...
If your first return was efiled and Accepted or you mailed it, then you need to do an Amended tax return to correct or add new info. You need to wait for the original return to be fully processed and you get the first refund or paid the tax due. Then you can Amend. Be sure to save a copy of your original return before you start the amended return. The Amended return will overwrite the original return. How to Amend the current year https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-return/amend-federal-tax-return-current-year/L7eS6o1qh_US_en_US?uid=lfunevhk