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4 ways to file taxes

married jointly, married separately, single, and head of household

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Two special cases

Abandoned spouse and surviving spouse

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What is an abandoned spouse

6 months or more where you don’t know where your spouse is

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What is a surviving spouse

When your spouse dies. Can claim it for three years after the initial year

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What is the qualifying child?

Financial support, under 19, live with the taxpayer for more than 6 months (including temporary absences),

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What are the other age rules?

If you are under 24 and a full time student

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What is qualifying relative

A relative that lives with taxpayer, GI under the limit, taxpayer provides more than half support

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What is the GI under the limit

5300

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Wages, salary, tips, and bonuses: taxable or excluded?

Taxable

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Lottery winnings or a cash contest prize

Taxable

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Cash gift received from a parent: taxable or excluded?

Generally excluded

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Inheritance received: taxable?

Excluded

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Loan proceeds: taxable?

Not income, so not taxed

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Employer provided health-insurance

Generally excluded

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Qualifying medical expense reimbursement under employer health coverage: taxable?

Excluded

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Life insurance proceeds received because insurer died

Excluded

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Scholarships used for tuition and required textbooks: taxable?

Excluded

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Scholarships for room and board: taxable?

taxable

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What are the four criteria for deductibility

Ordinary, necessary, trade/business related, and reasonable in amount

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What is ordinary criteria

Common expenses

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What is necessary criteria

Something necessary to make a profit

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What is trade/business related

Cost is already connected to an existing activity

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What is reasonable amount

The amount and purpose aren’t excessive

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What precludes deductibility

Personal expenditures, capital expenditures, costs of earning exempt income. & items contrary to public policy

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What are personal expenditures

Personal costs like groceries

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What are capital expenditures

Cost buys or improves a long term asset, like fixing a roof

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What are costs of earning exempt income

Can’t deduct costs incurred to produce income that isn’t taxed

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What are items contrary to public policy

Illegal activity like bribing or blackmailing

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What is the standard deduction amount for singles and married separate

16100

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What are the standard deduction amount for married jointly

32200

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What is the standard deduction for head of household

24150

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What are the Major Sources of Income

Compensation for services, business net income of proprietors, portfolio income, rental/royalty income, and private retirement plan income

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What are the other sources of income

Alimony, prizes/awards, gambling income, unemployment, and social security benefits