Does it qualify for federal tax break
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From the specs, it does not qualify from what I can tell. The 'energy factor' is .62 at best and it is not energy star certified.
608979
First, I received an e-mail from H&Block; that said the IRS received my return. A little while later I received this one saying... "Congratulations! The IRS has accepted your federal return."
2102599
I would purchase TurboTax; the website may not allow you to access all of the deductions which you may entitled to.
756780
It can be set up from the accounting setting. But not sure if it is really stopping the top off charges.
23141
No. But you can download it for iPad from the Apple App Store. Or you can do it online via the web. Copy this link into address bar: https://turbotax.intuit.com/personal-taxes/ipad.jsp Better hurry. : )
2142397
Automatic deductions are not listed. They are simply deducted at the end of the punch period.Example, if you have an automatic lunch deduction set for 30 minutes in an 8 hour work day, and they punch in at 8AM and out at 4:30PM, the total would be 8 hours. There is no separate entry indicating that a deduction was taken. Side note: There is not automatic deduction for paid breaks, as you are paying them for breaks. There is only a deduction for unpaid lunches. Note 2: If the employee punches Out for lunch at say 1PM then back IN, the clock restarts, looking for that 8 hour cycle from the last IN punch.JoeEmployee Time Clocks Automatic deductions are not listed. They are simply deducted at the end of the punch period.Example, if you have an automatic lunch deduction set for 30 minutes in an 8 hour work day, and they punch in at 8AM and out at 4:30PM, the total would be 8 hours. There is no separate entry indicating that a deduction was taken. Side note: There is not automatic deduction for paid breaks, as you are paying them for breaks. There is only a deduction for unpaid lunches. Note 2: If the employee punches Out for lunch at say 1PM then back IN, the clock restarts, looking for that... » Read More Automatic deductions are not listed. They are simply deducted at the end of the punch period.Example, if you have an automatic lunch deduction set for 30 minutes in an 8 hour work day, and they punch in at 8AM and out at 4:30PM, the total would be 8 hours. There is no separate entry indicating that a deduction was taken. Side note: There is not automatic deduction for paid breaks, as you are paying them for breaks. There is only a deduction for unpaid lunches. Note 2: If the employee punches Out for lunch at say 1PM then back IN, the clock restarts, looking for that 8 hour cycle from the last IN punch.JoeEmployee Time Clocks « Show Less
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Yes, max number of returns you can file is 5 for both Fed and State, only if it is CD or Download version but not on-line version of Turbo Tax Deluxe Fed +E File +State. I don't use e-file for State. I print out State return and mail it by myself, since I don't have to pay extra. I always file more than one returns with Turbo Tax Deluxe. If on-line version, it is only for one return.
108291
I plan on taking the credit for mine. Best to ask your accountant for sure.
1611983
I have never tried to do this myself, but it is my understanding that you would not be hit with an additional charge. (I am assuming of course that this is two returns for the same state. You only get one state included. If you need to file a return for more than one state, you would be hit for $39.95 per additional state).
1165117
Yes, there is a limit of five people who can file their tax using it. There is alos five free Federal e-files included.I file my taxes and my daughter's every year with the software.
2086725
Yes, unless they plan on using it past the next 3 years. For the price it is perfect for a passing interest.
605449
I believe if it is multi-user it says on the box. I don't see where it says that on this box. Payroll is usually included in with the software, but you have to purchase the support for it, as in up to date tax withholding tables etc.
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This is a great question that we get from time to time.We're not accountants or tax experts, but based on the web, it looks like they should be (I found a few links that suggest this is the case)http://www.parenting.com/blogs/show-and-tell/melanie-parentingcom/irs-rules-breastfeeding-supplies-tax-deductiblehttp://fsastore.wordpress.com/2013/08/02/flexible-spending-account-world-breastfeeding-week/and the primary source : http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/a-11-14.pdfgood luck!-kiinde support
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Yes. Once a return is started, Turbo Tax Basic allows the user two options for entry: the interview method or the self-exploration method. Choosing the latter allows the user to push a "forms method" button to see actual forms, one of which is Schedule B. Once the form is in view it is easy to enter dividend and interest income directly.
330017
It depends on your policy, but in most cases I would guess "no." However, you can deduct it as a medical expense on your income tax.
650669
Yea, of course... But "work" is a relative term with this product... If by "work" you mean break then yes.
756022
Yes, if you purchase the download or the retail package (which you can get from Amazon). Also, "yes" if you pay for the online version (which you cannot get from Amazon, you can get this from the TurboTax website). I believe the only case where the Basic version would not print the federal return is if you use the online version, and don't pay the 20 bucks when you want to file your return. I have used the Basic version of TurboTax since 1996. In my opinion, the only benefit to the Deluxe and Premier versions is that they provide you with more guidance for more complicated returns. If you generally know what you are doing (say, not much has changed from previous tax returns), the Basic version should suit your needs.