I want to print a draft of my return to compare to prior year's submitted return to check whether I covered all the bases. I was able to do this last year and don't remember how to do it.
I have deducted mortgage re-financing fees on my rental property since 2013. Previously I used Tax Act. I tried entering these fees as a depreciable asset but I cannot match the amount that Tax Act shows as the depreciation for 2023. On TaxAct I was using SL(straight line), 30 years, Full Month, but on FreeTaxUSA I get…
I’m handling tax prep for a deceased parent’s trust/estate for the first time and feeling a bit lost. Not sure which forms are required or whether I should use software or a tax professional. Any tips, experiences, or service recommendations would really help.
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Hello. My W2 lists an incorrect state (where I neither live nor have worked)… While my employer sorts this mess out, is it possible that I file my federal return first? And once I have corrected info, I can then file my state return using the same freetaxusa account?
Posting this under General, because there is no category for Taxes. For the above form and line, the IRS instructions state, "Include state, local, and foreign income taxes you paid for the tax year that are attributable to NII. Include also state, local, and foreign real property taxes paid for the tax year, as well as…
Primary taxpayer (husband) passed away in 2024. 2024 tax filing was as surviving spouse (wife). When filing for 2025 there is no way to remove husband. Listing date of death only allows 2025 or 2026. Please advise.
hola una pregunta cómo puedo verificar mi Efin , ya que es nuevo .
New user here, previously able to submit 5 through TurboTax. Thank you
For Form 8960 (Net Investment Income Tax), Line 9b allows a deduction for taxes properly allocable to net investment income. According to IRS Reg. §1.1411-4(f)(3) and the Form 8960 instructions, the deduction base is not subject to the $10,000 SALT cap used on Schedule A. Instead, the IRS allows the full amount of…
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