Form 1040 Revisited
Refresh your Form 1040 knowledge, including less-common income items and the proper use of Schedules 1, 2, and 3 when preparing individual returns.
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Refresh your Form 1040 knowledge, including less-common income items and the proper use of Schedules 1, 2, and 3 when preparing individual returns.
Review key 2025 federal tax changes from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, including new provisions, permanent changes, and expiring rules in practice.
Review Circular 230, due diligence, conflicts of interest, preparer penalties, EITC eligibility, and the ethical protection of client information.
Learn to prepare California returns for registered domestic partners, including community-property treatment and required RDP income adjustments.
Learn to complete Schedule CA (540) by identifying common differences between federal and California income, deduction, and depreciation rules.
Learn how California determines resident, nonresident, and part-year resident status and how residency affects the income reported to the state.
Review California tax rules for military service members domiciled inside or outside the state, including taxable and exempt military income.
Learn to calculate adjusted basis, allocate the sales price, account for depreciation recapture, and report gain or loss when rental property is sold.
Examine filing status, dependents, alimony, property transfers, retirement accounts, relief provisions, and tax issues that arise from divorce.
Understand deductible charitable contributions, qualified organizations, deduction limits, reporting requirements, and essential substantiation records.
Identify and calculate deductible medical and dental expenses, apply the 7.5% AGI threshold, and document qualifying costs accurately for Schedule A.
Explore deductible taxes reported on Schedule A, including itemization rules, state and local tax limitations, income thresholds, and practical examples.
Navigate deductible travel, transportation, entertainment, and gift expenses, including reporting, reimbursement, and recordkeeping requirements.
Clarify which income is taxable or nontaxable, including wages, fringe benefits, bartering, rents, royalties, insurance, and public assistance.
Untangle dependency rules and major family tax benefits, including the child tax credit, EITC, dependent care credit, and education credits.
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