Tax Preparation 2022-2023 Part 5 Credits & Payments
Learn tax preparation form a certified public accountant (CPA)
7020 Tax - Line 16
7250 Tax - Line 16 Example
7262 Payments Example
7260 Payments
8230 Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) Questioner & Tables
8244 Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) Two Child Example
8242 Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) One Child Example
8246 Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) Three or More Children Example
8532 Child & Dependent Care Expenses Credit - Can You Claim the Credit Part 2
8540 Child & Dependent Care Expenses Credit – Flowchart - Can You Claim the Credit.
8732 American Opportunity Credit – Can You Claim the Credit
8734 American Opportunity Credit – What Expenses Qualifyce2c4.autosave
8735 American Opportunity Credit – Who Is an Eligible Student
8737 American Opportunity Credit – Who Can Claim a Dependent's Expenses
8739 American Opportunity Credit – Figuring the Credit
8752 Lifetime Learning Credit – Can You Claim the Credit
8756 Lifetime Learning Credit – Figuring the Credit
8754 Lifetime Learning Credit – What Expenses Qualify
8020 Credits for Qualifying Children and Other Dependents Overview
8022 Credits for Qualifying Children and Other Dependents - General Instructions
8025 Credits for Qualifying Children and Other Dependents – Specific Instructions
8030 Credits for Qualifying Children and Other Dependents – Dependent Questioner
8125 Child Tax Credit and Other Dependent Credit Example
8220 Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) Overview
8240 Earned Income Tax Credit (EIC) No Children Example
8520 Child & Dependent Care Expenses Credit Overview
8530 Child & Dependent Care Expenses Credit - Can You Claim the Credit.
8540 Child & Dependent Care Expenses Credit – Flowchart - Can You Claim the Credit.
8610 Child & Dependent Care Expenses Example
8710 Education Credits Overview
8730 American Opportunity Credit – Introduction
8750 Lifetime Learning Credit – Overview
8835 American Opportunity Credit Example
8850 Lifetime Learning Credit Example
This course will focus on tax preparation related to credits, including the child tax credit, the credit for other dependents, the earned income tax credit, child and dependent care expenses credit, and education credits.
We will look at each new concept from multiple angles, starting with a presentation discussing the topic and then looking at examples to better understand the concepts in action.
The example section will use tax forms to work problems and an accounting equation method using Excel so learners will understand the impact on the actual tax return and visualize the concepts using a tax formula.
Tax credits can have a significant impact on the amount a taxpayer pays. We will discuss the differences between a tax credit and a deduction.
Learners will understand how the child tax credit works, including the idea of an advanced child tax credit and what nonrefundable and refundable credits are.
The course will cover and show examples of the earned income tax credit, one of the most complicated tax credits to understand.
We will look at what types of expenses may qualify for the child and dependent care expenses credit.
Learners will understand education credits and how to calculate them.