1040 Individual Income Tax Enhancements

E-file

New Features and Options

We are adding a Paper File Date column on the Return tab to the 1040 E-file Info spreadsheet.

State Jurisdictions and Forms Now Available for E-file

New Hampshire

  • New Hampshire Business Returns

Federal

Letters and Filing Instructions

We added the option to print TBD for the installment amounts on the estimated filing instruction.

New Forms

We are adding the following forms:

  • Form 4720: Return of Certain Excise Taxes on Charities and Other Persons Under Chapters 41 and 42 of the Internal Revenue Code

  • Form 8915-F: Qualified Disaster Retirement Plan Distributions and Repayments (replaces Form 8915-E)

Tax Defaults

We are adding a tax default option to allow different choices for the estimated tax rollover option.

Two-Year Comparison

We are adding a schedule to show income taxed at various tax brackets.

States

Alabama

We are adding a detail charitable carryover schedule for the state.

We are adding the following forms:

  • Schedule ATP: Additional Taxes & Penalties

  • Schedule HBC: First Time Second Chance Home Buyer Deduction

Arkansas

We are adding the following forms:

  • Form AR 2441: Child and Dependent Care Expenses

California

We are adding marginal tax planning calculations and the effective tax rate in the Two Year Comparison.

We added the option to print TBD for the installment amounts on the estimated filing instruction.

We are adding the following form:

  • Form 3913: Moving Expenses

Georgia

We are adding the following form:

  • Form IND-CR 213: Adoption of a Foster Child Credit

Hawaii

We are adding a detail charitable carryover schedule for the state.

Kentucky

We are adding a detail charitable carryover schedule for the state.

New Hampshire

We are adding e-file for the New Hampshire Business Return.

North Carolina

We are updating the North Carolina K-1 Organizer to improve data flow.

 

 

 

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