income
- 1065 Schedule K-2 and K-3 – Domestic Filing Exception
- 1120-S Schedule K-2 and K-3 – Domestic Filing Exception
- Active and Passive Material Participation Passive Activity
- AGI, Self-Select PIN, and Electronic Authentication
- Alabama – Military Retirement Pay – Nontaxable
- Alabama – Part-Year Income Allocation
- Alabama – Severance Pay Exempt from State Income Tax
- Alabama Expanded Federal Income Tax Deduction
- Alaska – Permanent Fund Dividends
- Alimony
- Amending Your Federal Return (Video)
- Arkansas – Texarkana – Exempt Form AR-TX
- Bankruptcy – Individuals in Chapters 12 and 13
- Basis – Property Received as a Gift
- Business – Bad Debt
- Business – Expenses
- Business – Use of Home – General Information
- Business – Use of Home – Rental Home
- Calculating and Paying Quarterly Estimated Taxes
- California – Adjust Income Schedule CA (540NR)
- Cancelled Debts & Foreclosures (Video)
- Capital Gains and Losses – Bitcoin and Other Virtual Currency
- Capital Gains and Losses – Capital Loss Carryover
- Capital Gains and Losses – Cost Basis
- Capital Gains and Losses – Dividends Received on Restricted Stock
- Capital Gains and Losses – Sale of Vacation Home
- Capital Gains and Losses – Short-Term Capital Gain
- Capital Gains and Losses – Stock Split
- Capital Gains and Losses – Various Purchase Dates
- Capital Gains Reports – Long-Term and Short-Term Reports
- Capital One Investing – Electronic Import
- Church Income Schedule SE for Self-Employment Tax
- Cost or Other Basis – Expenses of Sale
- Court Awards and Damages
- CUSIP Identification Number
- DC Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)
- Dependents – General Information
- Dependents – Income Filing Requirements
- Dependents – Who You Can Claim for Certain Tax Benefits
- Depreciation – Limits on Passenger Automobiles – Vehicles and Light Trucks
- Depreciation Recapture – Section 179 – Business Use Drops Below 50%
- Disability Requirement for IRS Credits – Definition of Permanently and Totally Disabled
- Dispositions
- Earned Income Credit – About
- Earned Income Credit – Child Already Claimed
- Earned Income Credit – Entering Combat Pay for Calculation
- Earned Income Credit – Entering in TaxAct
- Earned Income Credit – Income That is Not Earned
- Earned Income Credit – ITIN or ATIN Does Not Qualify
- Earned Income Credit – Self Employment Expenses
- Earned Income Credit – Tables and Factors
- Earned Income Credit – Unemployment
- Earned Income Credit Amount Increases
- Earned Income Credit or Child/Dependent Care Credit – Child Not Dependent
- Electronic Filing PIN Change
- Employee or Independent Contractor
- Enter or Edit General Sales Tax Deduction
- Entering in Program – Educator Expenses
- Entering Information from Form W-2, Box 14
- Estimated Tax Payments – Electronic Funds Withdrawal
- Export and Download CSV Files from Brokerages
- Export CSV File – Charles Schwab
- Export CSV File – E*TRADE
- Export CSV File – Scottrade
- Export CSV File – TradeKing
- FEC Worksheet – Entering Foreign Earned Compensation in the Program
- Filing an Amended Individual State Tax Return
- FinCEN Form 114 – FBAR Foreign Bank Account Report (Previously Form TD F 90-22.1)
- Foreign Earned Income – Exclusion and Foreign Tax Credit (or Deduction)
- Foreign Earned Income Tax Worksheet
- Foreign Income
- Foreign Income – Contact Internationally
- Foreign Income and Filing Requirements Outside the U.S.
- Foreign Investment Account Information Schedule B Part III
- Form 1040 – Disability Status
- Form 1040 – Other Income Attached
- Form 1040-C – U.S. Departing Alien Income Tax Return
- Form 1040-NR Income – Whether Effectively Connected
- Form 1040-X – Filing an Amended Individual Federal Tax Return
- Form 1041 – Cancellation of Debt Income
- Form 1041 – Capital Gains and Losses
- Form 1042-S – Foreign Person’s U.S. Source Income Subject to Withholding
- Form 1098-T – Adjustment and Recapture of Credit
- Form 1099-B – Cost Basis and Date Acquired
- Form 1099-B – Entering Capital Gains and Losses in Program
- Form 1099-B – Entering in Program
- Form 1099-B – Import Stock Information from CSV File
- Form 1099-B – Return of Principal Return of Capital
- Form 1099-B – Separate Line Reporting Exceptions (Schedule D or 8949 Summary Totals)
- Form 1099-B – Traders in Securities
- Form 1099-DIV – Entering Dividend Income in Program
- Form 1099-DIV – Reinvested Dividends
- Form 1099-G – Box 2 – Entering State Income Tax Refund in Program
- Form 1099-G – Box 6 – Taxable Grants
- Form 1099-G – Box 7 – Agricultural Payments
- Form 1099-G – Entering Unemployment Compensation in TaxAct
- Form 1099-G – Unemployment, Tax Refunds, RTAA, and More
- Form 1099-INT – Entering in Program
- Form 1099-INT – Exempt with Accrued Interest
- Form 1099-INT – Federal or State Exempt Interest
- Form 1099-INT – Foreign Interest – Checkbox for Mutual Fund or Regulated Investment Company
- Form 1099-INT – Interest Earned for the Year is More than $10
- Form 1099-INT – Interest Redeemed on U.S. Savings Bonds That Was Reported Previously
- Form 1099-K – Entering in Program
- Form 1099-K – Merchant Card and Third-Party Network Payments
- Form 1099-K – Payment Card and Third Party Network Transactions
- Form 1099-MISC – Deleting Blank Forms
- Form 1099-MISC – Entering in Program
- Form 1099-MISC – Entering Other Income in Program
- Form 1099-MISC – Errors That Could Prompt a Notice
- Form 1099-MISC – Federal or State Withholding
- Form 1099-MISC – Medical and Health Care Payments
- Form 1099-MISC – Nonqualified Deferred Compensation
- Form 1099-MISC – Other Income
- Form 1099-MISC – Reviewing
- Form 1099-MISC – Royalties
- Form 1099-MISC (Box 7) Non-Employee Compensation (Video)
- Form 1099-NEC – Nonemployee Compensation
- Form 1099-OID – Number of Forms Supported
- Form 1099-R – 401(k) Distributions
- Form 1099-R – Distribution Codes
- Form 1099-R – Entering Basis of Nonqualified Distributions
- Form 1099-R – Entering Distributions from Retirement Plans
- Form 1099-R – Excess 401k Contributions
- Form 1099-R – Retired Minister Housing Allowance
- Form 1099-R – Roth IRA Converting From a Traditional IRA
- Form 1116 – Foreign Tax Credit
- Form 1120 – Amending a Corporation Tax Return
- Form 1120-H – U.S. Income Tax Return for Homeowners Associations
- Form 2106 – Per Diem – Schedule C
- Form 2210 – Schedule AI – Annualized Income Installment Method
- Form 2439 – Undistributed Capital Gains
- Form 2441 – Credit Calculation
- Form 2441 – Earned Income
- Form 2555-EZ – Foreign Income Exclusion
- Form 3115 Section 481(a) Adjustment for Schedule E
- Form 4137 – Tip Income – Social Security and Medicare Tax
- Form 4361 – Exempt Clergy Income or Wages
- Form 4835 – Entering in Program
- Form 4852 – W-2 Substitute Form – TaxAct
- Form 7004 – Filing a Federal Business Return Extension
- Form 8606 – Inherited IRA
- Form 8621 – Fillable Form – Return by a Shareholder of a PFIC or Qualified Electing Fund
- Form 8825 – Reporting Guaranteed Payments (Form 1065)
- Form 8862 – Enter or Delete Form Information
- Form SSA-1099
- Form W-2 – Combat Pay
- Form W-2 – Filing Multiple Copies
- Form W-2 – Non-Taxable Combat Pay
- Form W-2 – State Information
- Form W-2 – State Withholdings
- Form W-2 – Student FICA Exemption
- Forms 8615 or 8814 – Which Form Do I Need?
- Gains and Losses – Short-Term and Long-Term
- Georgia – Remove Disabled Status for Retirement Income Exclusion
- Georgia – Retirement Income Exclusion (RIE)
- Georgia – Tax Refund Included in Retirement Income Exclusion Calculation
- Income Averaging
- Indiana – Senate Enrolled Act 480 – Military Income
- Inherited Stock
- Investment Expenses Deductible – Why Am I Not Able To Enter Investment Fees
- Investment Income or Self-Employment / Business Income Flipping Houses
- Iowa – Low Income Exemption – Not Printing
- IRA – Distribution Explanation Attach Statement
- IRS Free File Alliance – Qualifications
- IRS Reject Codes – Dependent Information
- IRS Reject Codes – Self-Select PIN/AGI Mismatch
- Joint vs. Separate Capital Gain and Loss Summary
- Jury Duty Pay and Jury Pay Employer Repayment
- Locate or Retrieve Your Previous Year AGI
- Maryland – Reporting Tax Exempt Military Income on Form MD502
- Massachusetts – Wage Adjustment
- Michigan – Homestead Property Tax Credit – FIP/DHS Income and Own Home
- Michigan – Homestead Property Tax Credit – FIP/DHS Income and Rent Home
- Michigan – Military
- Michigan – Schedule NR Form MI-1040H Apportionment
- Mississippi – Gambling Withholdings Non-Refundable
- Missouri – Form MO-CR
- New Hampshire – Non-Taxable Annuity Income
- New Jersey – Form 1099-INT – Exempt Interest
- New Jersey – No Tax Liability
- New Jersey – Schedule NJ-COJ User-Entered Fields Line 1 Line 9
- Nontaxable Income
- Nontaxable Income
- Ohio – List of School Districts Which Assess Income Tax
- Ohio – School District and Local Withholding on W-2
- OptionsXpress GainsKeeper – Electronic Import
- Oregon – Addition to Income for Long-Term Care Premiums
- Oregon – American Indian Income Subtraction (Code 300)
- Oregon – Federal Pension Exclusion Before October 1, 1991
- Other Income – Estate Executor/Administrator Income
- Passive Activity Loss Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) Calculation
- Pennsylvania – Retirement Income
- Professional Editions – Paid Preparer’s Due Diligence Checklist
- Qualified Business Income Deduction – General information
- Qualified Business Income Deduction – Pass-Through Partnership Income
- Qualified Business Income Deduction – Pass-Through S Corporation Income
- Qualified Business Income Deduction – Rental or Real Estate Income
- Qualified Business Income Deduction – Sole Proprietor Income
- Qualified Business Income Deduction – View Entries
- Railroad Retirement Contributions or Income
- Red Alert – Error or Omission: 1065 K-1 Ordinary & Rental Income
- Refund Delays for Those Claiming EITC and ACTC
- Rejection Due to Adjusted Gross Income (AGI)
- Rental Income – Less Than Fair Market Price
- Rents from Personal Property – Nonbusiness Income and Expenses
- Repayment of Income – General IRC Credit
- Reporting a dependent’s W-2 on a tax return
- Reporting interest of $10 or less from Form 1099-INT in TaxAct
- Resolving Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) error codes in TaxAct
- Rounding W-2s
- Sale of Home – Sale of Main Home
- Sales Tax – Elect General Sales Tax Deduction or State Income Tax Deduction
- Schedule A (Form 1040) – Transferring Form 8829, Form 2106, or Schedule E
- Schedule B – When to Use/Print Only if Required
- Schedule B Part III Foreign Bank Account
- Schedule C – Amortization Business Start-Up Costs
- Schedule C – Depletion
- Schedule C – Entering Depreciation in Program
- Schedule C – Part V Other Expenses
- Schedule C – Reporting Odd Jobs
- Schedule C – Self Employed
- Schedule C – Valuing of Inventory Goods That Cannot Be Sold
- Schedule C – Your Own Business
- Schedule D – Viewing Tax Worksheet
- Schedule E – Allocation of Rental and Personal Expenses
- Schedule E – Depletion
- Schedule E – Remove Vacation Home Limitation
- Schedule H – Household Employment Taxes
- Schedule K (Form 1065) – Purpose
- Schedule K (Form 1120-S) – Purpose
- Schedule K-1 – Additional Information
- Schedule K-1 (Form 1041) – Entering in Program
- Schedule K-1 (Form 1065) – Entering in Program
- Schedule K-1 (Form 1065) – Purpose
- Schedule K-1 (Form 1065) – Section 754 in Box 13 Code W
- Schedule K-1 (Form 1065) – Unreimbursed Partnership Expenses
- Schedule K-1 (Form 1120-S) – Loss Limitations
- Schedule K-1 (Forms 1065, 1120-S, and 1041) – Number of Forms Supported
- Schedule K-2 Domestic Filing Exception – Entering in Program
- Schedules C and F – Standard Mileage Rate for Vehicles
- Section 965 Reporting
- Self Employment – Foreign Earnings
- Self Employment – Health Insurance Deduction
- Self Employment Tax
- Simplified Method for Pensions and Annuities
- Simplified Method Worksheet
- Single-Member LLC
- Social Security Benefits – Lump-Sum Payments
- Social Security Disability & SSI Benefits – TaxAct
- State Withholdings
- Tennessee – Adjust Taxable Interest and Dividend Income
- Tips – Reported, Unreported, and Allocated
- Top 6 Tax Changes You Should Know About for 2022
- Top E-filing Questions (Video)
- Uploading Documents with the IRS Document Upload Tool
- Wash Sale Definition and Entry
- Why Is My Tax Refund Smaller This Year?
- Wisconsin – Gambling Winnings and Losses – Session Method