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Chapter 1. File 4 An Overview Form 1040 Updated January 17, 2011. Slides are not numbered – If you print six slides per page, read left to right, then down to next line of slides. C11-Chp-01-Form 1040-Sound-PP-2010-File-4.
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Chapter 1. File 4An OverviewForm 1040Updated January 17, 2011.Slides are not numbered – If you print six slides per page, read left to right, then down to next line of slides.C11-Chp-01-Form 1040-Sound-PP-2010-File-4
This PowerPoint presentation is divided into multiple files, because adding sound causes the file size to be much bigger. This is File 4. Slides with sound show a yellow picture of a speaker. You can click on that speaker and hear some explanation from instructor.
Instructor – Howard Godfrey Professor of Accounting-UNC Charlotte File 4 Click speaker for voice.
Please review the following two documents before viewing this presentation. • Handout C11-Chp-01-3-Tax Problem and Return Preparation. • Form 1040 and Schedule A.Available for download at www.IRS.gov • Also have your Code book.
In preceding slide presentations, we have discussed many tax rules applicable to reporting of income on page 1 of Form 1040. Our last segment was on determining Adjusted Gross Income, which is reported on the last line of page 1 of Form 1040 and carried to the first line of page 2 of Form 1040. Please take a look now.
Page 2 – 1040 Sec. 63(a), (b) & (c)(3). 151(d)(1)
Schedule A §213 Medical Expenses §164 Taxes Paid §163 Interest Paid §170 Charitable contributions §165 Casualty Losses §162, 212 Miscellaneous Item. Ded.
Sch. A-Medical. Sec. 213 See handout, assume Pam also paid uninsured doctor bills of $5,000. How much is her net med. deduction?
Page 2. Other Taxes See Sec. 1401, 1402
Tax refund or tax due Taxpayers hope that the math leads to a refund on line 74
End This concludes thisseries of slides on using the Code. I hope you have found them to be helpful.