You'll need to sign in or create an account to connect with an expert.
No, you don't have to enter any sales tax rates on your return. If you're itemizing, you get to choose between deducting your state and local income taxes or your state and local sales taxes. You cannot claim both, and you can't claim either one if you're taking the standard deduction.
For most people who itemize, the state and local income tax deduction gives them a bigger tax break. However, the sales tax deduction may be more advantageous for taxpayers who:
If you take the standard deduction (most people do) - you do not deduct either and can skip this section.
No, you don't have to enter any sales tax rates on your return. If you're itemizing, you get to choose between deducting your state and local income taxes or your state and local sales taxes. You cannot claim both, and you can't claim either one if you're taking the standard deduction.
For most people who itemize, the state and local income tax deduction gives them a bigger tax break. However, the sales tax deduction may be more advantageous for taxpayers who:
If you take the standard deduction (most people do) - you do not deduct either and can skip this section.
Still have questions?
Questions are answered within a few hours on average.
Post a Question*Must create login to post
Ask questions and learn more about your taxes and finances.
kkurek12
Level 1
Moonlight
Level 2
cboise
New Member
DMEber
New Member
Realkatgirlz
New Member