What to Bring to your Tax Consultation
Personal Information
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Your (and your spouse’s) Social Security Card and State issued ID
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Dependent(s) Social Security card and D.O.B
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Copy of last year’s tax return
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Form 1095-A ( Insurance through the Marketplace)
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Income
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W-2 Forms
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1099-NEC Independent contractor work
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1099-G Unemployment or state/local tax refunds
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1099-R Retirement plan distributions
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1099-C Cancellation of debt
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1099-S Sale of property
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1099-INT Interest Income
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1099-DIV Dividend Income
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1099-B Sale of stocks or cryptocurrency
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SSA-1099 Social Security Benefits
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Alimony received (also need payer’s name and SSN)
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Schedule K-1
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Miscellaneous income Jury Duty, Gambling, etc…
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Deductions
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1098-E Student loan interest paid
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1098-T Student tuition paid
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Teacher’s out of pocket receipts for classroom supplies
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IRA contributions
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Energy home improvement receipts
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Alimony paid (also need payee’s name and SSN)
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Childcare Expenses
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Charitable contribution receipts
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Itemized deductions if the sum is over the standard deduction
Standard deductions
Single or married filing separate $14,600
Married filing jointly or qualifying spouse $29,200
Head of Household $21,900
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Medical and Dental expense records including mileage
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Sales Tax on large purchases (automobile, RV, boat, etc..)
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Real estate taxes
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Form 1098 Mortgage interest
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Cash charitable contribution receipt
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Non-cash charitable contribution receipts