topic Itemized deduction worksheet? in Deductions & credits

Itemized deduction worksheet?

jmcannon1 — Sun, 02 Jun 2019 00:05:08 GMT

why did the process automatically pick the standard instead of itemized deduction without showing me the difference between the two?

TurboTax will automatically select the type of deduction...

ChristieB — Sun, 02 Jun 2019 00:05:10 GMT

TurboTax will automatically select the type of deduction that brings you the most tax benefit based off of your entries within the program.

You can view your Scheule A: Itemized Deductions by taking the following steps:

1.) In the upper right-hand corner, click Forms

2.) On the left-hand side, click Open Form

3.) Type Schedule A into the search bar

You can also view your Form 1040 while in Forms mode by finding it on the listed menu. Your deduction amount will be listed on Line 8.

If you'd like to switch over to Itemized Deductions from the Standard Deduction, you can do so by taking the following steps:

If you go to Deductions & Credits in the Step-by-step mode, click I'll choose what I work on, and then scroll down to click Done with Deductions.

You will have to click through a few screens, such as the summary screen for your deductions and credits.

The Standard/Itemized deduction screen should come up soon after, along with a small box to check if you'd like to change your deduction from standard to itemized.

You can switch back to the Standard Deduction at any time by taking these same steps, should you change your mind.

Re: TurboTax will automatically select the type of deduction...

Dfkrell — Wed, 29 Jan 2020 03:08:10 GMT

Home mortgage interest is transferring 0 dollars to the Schedule A even though an amount has been entered in the deduction’s section. This is making the program choose the standard deduction. Taxes and other expenses transfer to schedule A okay.

Re: TurboTax will automatically select the type of deduction...

JamesG1 — Wed, 29 Jan 2020 18:01:16 GMT

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act placed additional restrictions upon the mortgage interest deduction.

As a result, there are several questions and screens that you have to go through to qualify for the mortgage interest deduction.

I’m wondering whether one or more of these questions have not been answered correctly? Perhaps the question about the mortgage being secured by the property?

See this.

Re: Itemized deduction worksheet?

gizmo211311 — Sun, 09 Feb 2020 18:57:45 GMT

I filed through the IRS site which led me to Turbo Tax, Intuit. I need to get a copy of my schedule A as they went the standard deduction,both were the same refund, however I need the schedule A for the county I live in. When you sign in to your TurboTax account there is no place on the right that has the drop down for forms. When you search it takes you to another site altogether. How do I get this schedule A?

Thanks

Re: Itemized deduction worksheet?

MayaD — Sun, 09 Feb 2020 19:12:58 GMT

To access your last yea'r return and print Schedule A :

Log in to your account ( make sure your are logging in to the same account with the same user ID as last year).
Select Documents from the navigation when it appears.
Use the drop-down menu at the top of the screen and choose year 2018 and then select Download PDF.