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Deductions & credits

I see where turbo tax "gave me" the child tax credit of $2000 but my refund amount never changed. child is 5 and income not over head of household max, nor did I owe.

Income did increase from last year however not above the threshold for head of household. I am single and my child lives with me and cannot be claimed by anyone else.

What if I didn't deduct my car I purchased or a refinance on my house last year and just now realizing it?

I filed the mortgage 1098 that was paid off and I thought my husband deducted the new refinanced mortgage 1098 but he didn't.I also thought he deducted the new car we bought in 11/2021, but he did not. What do I need to do to get this corrected now t... read more

Property tax and mortgage interests for two primary residence

Hi, I bought a new house (AKA house A) in June, 2021. After I bought house A, I have home improvement done and moved to house A in August 2021.I lived house B for more than 20 years. I put house B on market on September, 2021 and was sold in November... read more

Mortgage interest deduction cap and multifamily home

I live on the top two floors of a multi family home and rent out the bottom floor. I have created the duplex rental property in the income section and figured out how to get the correct amounts entered for the 33% of the home that is rented out, incl... read more

On my HSA contributions form under deductions, it has my employer contributions (box 12) as $0 and won't let me change it, but my W2 shows they did contribute?

$400 added to Wages if under standard deduction

I am working on a tax return for a dependent that made under the standard deduction. I am wondering why they add $400 on to their wages if they made under the standard deduction? Curious as to the $400 amount. Thanks!

Where on the 1040 do I enter the Tax credit for storm shelter

IRS says I can deduct up to $2500 but doen not say where to make the entry

Having enough money to pay quarterly tax estimates

If a partner in an LLC has not set aside enough money to pay for their quarterly tax estimate, is it okay to transfer money out of our business bank account to their personal bank account to make up the difference? Or do you have to give that money i... read more

Energy Credit Deductions

I sold my primary home 3 years ago and now my 2nd home is my primary home. It was built in 1998. I have never claimed energy credits on my 2nd home. Now, I have had to replace several window glass panes over the last several years because of seal fai... read more

Why won't it let me deduct mileage for my farm truck I bought in August?

It lets me add all the details and then in the final federal review, it brings up an error and tells me:"Business miles should be blank. This vehicle was placed in service after 6/30/22" For reference, I bought the truck and started use in August.

My state return insists that I am claiming a solar energy device credit and I am not. I check no and it still comes up under my state review. Help!

Relates to form 310: Line 1. I don't have solar. Does anyone have suggestions on how to remove this?

Can I claim my cars Excise tax and registration fee? This is In MA. I chose to do the standard mileage deduction for Doordash.

tool deductions

I built a parsonage for a church. I wasn't paid anything, but I had to buy some tools. Are they deductible?

HELP NEEDED re: Solar Tax Rebate

We had whole-house solar installed for $66k in February 2022 with the promise from the solar company that we would receive a federal tax credit of $17k and a Hawaii state credit of $10k. (We also installed skylights $2400 and a new energy-conserving ... read more

Form K-40SVR: AppraisedPropertyValue Keeps kicking me back for this being empty. I don't have property, nor the form, and can't skip it?

My state return keeps being rejected for the mentioned form being empty. I've also tried entering a value of $0, $0.00, and it still rejects. It's asking for Appraised property value used in assessing the property tax. I don't pay property tax, I don... read more