For tax season 2022, there are many new and substantially changed forms. This webinar focuses on four in particular that will affect individual tax payers, and will include multiple examples.

Schedule 8812, Child Tax Credit is not just to calculate the refundable portion of the child tax credit, but for everyone. Taxpayers must reconcile advance payments of the child tax credit (amounts shown on Letter 6419)

Form 2441, Dependent Care Credit has been supersized and the income phaseouts changed – up to 50% of $16,000 for two kids, and refundable. Plus dependent care benefits accounts were modified substantially in 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic, with plans permitted to allow carryover amounts after 2020 daycare arrangements fell through due to Covid, and to supersize the plan to $10,500 for 2021.

Form 8962, Premium Tax Credit is no longer subject to a cliff at 400% of FPL. Instead, for 2021 and 2022, a taxpayer with income above 400% FPL is expected to pay 8.5% of family income towards their insurance.

Form 8915-F is for qualified disaster-related retirement plan distributions, successor to last year's Form 8915-E, but IRS has totally reconceptualized how this is supposed to work.

This seminar will include a detailed line-by-line example for each of these 4 forms! We will prepare Form 1040, where all of these credits land.

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Topics & Learning Objectives Include:

Line-by-line Examples of The Following Forms:

• Schedule 8812 - Child Tax Credit
• Form 2441 - Dependent Care Credit
• Form 8962 - Premium Tax Credit
• Form 8915-F - Qualified Disaster-Related Retirement Plan Distributions
• And Much More

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