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No...don't change anything.
The new FLI limits for NJ have not yet been implemented in the software..."supposedly" they will be by 28 29 January. Come back then and go thru your error checks and reviews again after that date...it should clear by then.
And Don't attempt to file until AFTER 12 Feb. The may be other things you actually "forgot" about and may get more tax forms you must include in your file. The IRS is not starting to work on anyone's tax return until after 12 Feb, and filing early does not mean it will be processed any sooner.
No...don't change anything.
The new FLI limits for NJ have not yet been implemented in the software..."supposedly" they will be by 28 29 January. Come back then and go thru your error checks and reviews again after that date...it should clear by then.
And Don't attempt to file until AFTER 12 Feb. The may be other things you actually "forgot" about and may get more tax forms you must include in your file. The IRS is not starting to work on anyone's tax return until after 12 Feb, and filing early does not mean it will be processed any sooner.
An FAQ was issued...keep an eye on the "expected" ready Date.....now 29 Jan:
https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/payroll-reminders/help/new-jersey-sdi-tax-and-fdi-tax/00/1807763
I don't understand this. I lost more than I won so what is the problem?
This is already April so things should be settled
that is wrong and disgusting, but the tax process makes you account for what you do daily from your heart, im disgusted , i also need help, i cannot afford the cost of living with a job!!!! at what point does this stop.
Please verify that your system is up to date. To make sure the program is updated, see:
For steps on how to enter New Jersey Family Leave Insurance, see: Where should I enter New Jersey Family Leave Insurance (NJ FLI)?
Click the link for more details from PDF page 43 &44 of 2020 New Jersey Resident Return NJ-1040 Tax Booklet or see the screenshots below:
NJ FLI is not related to losses. If you are referring to gambling losses, New Jersey does allow the gains and losses to be netted in the same category of income. For more information, see: 2020 Instructions for NJ-1040, page 9 and 20
No, these three suitcases are in great shape. They don't look used much.
No, don't change anything.
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