1040 Frazer Case Study Facts (CASFRM)
Thomas and Deborah Frazer are married and file a joint return. Several dependents lived with them the past year. They received three Schedule K-1s, have employee business expenses, paid a household employee, and purchased a new residence this year. Thomas also serves in the National Guard. Any tax refund computed should be applied to the 2020 estimated tax. They also need to file a Georgia return and any refunds should be applied to 2020 as well.
Targeted Areas
- Taxpayer Information
- Dependent Information
- W-2 Information
- Interest Income
- Seller Financed Mortgage Interest
- Dividend Income
- Schedule C Information
- Depreciation
- Rental Property
- Personal/Business Use Property
- Miscellaneous income
- Prior Year Installment Sale
- Disposition of depreciable property
- Employee Business expenses
- Household Employment Taxes
- Child and Dependent Care Credit
- Transmittal letter and filing instructions
- Current year non-deductible IRA contributions
- Contributions cash and other noncash contributions
- *Georgia Resident Return
- Child’s Interest Income
- Gambling Wins/Losses
- Tax Exempt Interest
- Foreign Dividend Income
- Business expenses
- Office-In-Home
- K-1 Data
- Capital Gains and Losses
- IRA contribution
- Itemized deductions
- Estimated tax payments
- Foreign Tax Credit
Return Information
- Taxpayer Information
- Dependent Information
- W-2 Information
- Interest Income
- Dividend Income
- Business Income (Schedule C and Office-In-Home)
- Rental Property
- Business/Personal Use Property
- Partnership and S Corporation Schedule K-1s
- Miscellaneous Income
- Gambling Wins/Losses
- Child’s Interest Income
- Capital Gains and Losses
- Carryover Information
- Installment Sales
- Sale of Home
- IRA Contributions
- Employee Business Expenses
- Itemized Deductions
- Charitable Contributions
- Taxes
- Credits
- Estimates and Penalties
- Transmittal Letter and Filing Instructions
- Georgia
- Reviewing the Return
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