I can see that entering mortgage interest as a charitable deduction might work if it was a relatively small amount, but not if the mortgage interest is as much as $20,000, which it might be in my case. The charitable contribution deduction rules would cap this out. Are there other options beside downloading the 2017 full product and using the "What If" functionality?
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Probably not going to happen and to make 2018 estimates you really need to use the fully operational 2017 downloaded program in the FORMS mode it has the What-If tool with the next year's option.
But for right now, you can simply add the mortgage interest as a charitable contribution so the Sch A will play out enough for what you need now.
Probably not going to happen and to make 2018 estimates you really need to use the fully operational 2017 downloaded program in the FORMS mode it has the What-If tool with the next year's option.
But for right now, you can simply add the mortgage interest as a charitable contribution so the Sch A will play out enough for what you need now.
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