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NOTE: Contributions to a qualified college savings plan are not deductible on your federal return, but may be deductible on your state return. If your state allows a deduction, you will see the entry point as you work through the state return.
You can find more details here Information on 529 Plans
1) If you made a contribution to your account in 2016, we can help you get an Indiana credit of up to $1,000
2) If you took a credit for a contribution in a previous tax year and made a nonqualified withdrawal in 2016, you'll have to repay part or all of the credit amount (this is called a recapture).
A nonqualified withdrawal is any withdrawal that's not used for qualified higher education expenses (withdrawing money to buy a car, for example). However, a withdrawal because of the death or disability of the person benefiting from the education is not considered a nonqualified withdrawal.
I followed these steps and submitted forms to Ind DOR. Turbotax said I had an $800 credit; Ind DOR said it was only $24. Turbotax problem?
Taxpayers in Indiana who contribute to the state's CollegeChoice 529 Savings Plans can get a tax credit of 20% back on their contribution, up to a threshold of $1,000.
The maximum credit is $200 ($1000 x 20% = $200. For an $800 contribution, the credit would be $160, at most. It is a non refundable credit. So, if your tax liability was only $24, then your credit would only be $24.
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