The common items to bring are forms of identification and social security cards, W2s, 1099, Business Expenses, Social Security Statement, Interest & Dividends statements, Mortgage 1098, Property Taxes paid, Charity, Student Loan Interest paid, Tuition 1098T, K-12 grade registration fees, Stock forms if any stocks were sold, Child Care paid with EIN# (Employer Identification Number)
Please go to the tab "Refunds/Payments" and click on "IRS Refund Status" the link will direct you to the IRS page to check the status of your refund. You will need your SSN, amount of refund and filing status.
Dependents age 0-16 are worth $2,000, age 17 and above are worth $500
A lifetime credit up to $1,200 for Exterior Windows and Doors and Insulation Materials. This credit also includes
air conditioners, furnaces, water heaters and boilers that meet the Energy Efficiency Requirements. Please bring receipt of purchase to your appt.
If you can't pay off the entire balance we encourage you to pay as much as you possibly can, then apply for a payment plan through the IRS online at:
https://www.irs.gov/payments/online-payment-agreement-application (The IRS compounds interest daily)
Can I still claim my child ages 16-23 if they are working?
You can continue to claim your child as a dependent if they are still a
full-time student in high school or college, no matter the amount of
money they make.
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