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Originally posted by Kram BergGold View PostI just got an email from NATP about this. It did not include any mention of extending the energy credits for insulation, doors, windows, furnaces etc. Was this extended?Taxes after all are the dues that we pay for the privileges of membership in an organized society. - FDR
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Here's the actual bill: https://www.congress.gov/bill/115th-...92C6A2684C96A3
And we get a new form 1040SR for seniors over age 65. Good grief!
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How are you guys handling clients with PMI, Residential Energy credits.
1) You are asking them to wait until IRS revises the forms
2) File now, get the refund and then amend later
3) If you are amending later what would be your average fee to amend for PMI/Energy credits
Thanks.Taxes after all are the dues that we pay for the privileges of membership in an organized society. - FDR
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Originally posted by ATSMAN View PostHow are you guys handling clients with PMI, Residential Energy credits.
1) You are asking them to wait until IRS revises the forms
2) File now, get the refund and then amend later
3) If you are amending later what would be your average fee to amend for PMI/Energy credits
Thanks.
I checked and it doesn't affect any returns I've already filed.
Another snag that could happen is that banks aren't reporting PMI since when they printed forms it was not a deduction. The ones I've seen so far appear to be reporting it, but I remember a few years back when it was extended late Dec, a lot of them did not report it and clients needed to contact bank to get the amount or have online access to print out transactions.
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Software Update For Energy Credits?
On 2/20 my TaxAct professional version had a software update that addressed the PMI. However, they did not update it for the residential energy credits. I received this response today:
"The IRS has not yet provided us any update on Form 5695 for energy credits. We released an update for the Mortgage Premium and Tuition and Fees Deduction last Tuesday, February 20th.
Per the IRS website, they are reviewing the legislation that retroactively extended and modified numerous tax provisions covering the 2017 tax return. They include some significant changes in the tax law and the IRS will provide additional information as quickly as possible.
Once the IRS provides TaxAct information on how they will handle these changes, our Development Team will be working as quickly as possible to release updates to the programs."
Has anyone's software been updated for the residential energy credits?
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