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    Taxable SDI - California

    Taxpayer has W-2 that shows "taxable SDI - $541 in box 14. Previous preparer input the "taxable SDI" amount on line 21. Usually SDI is already included in box 1 of W-2, but usually W-2 doesn't state "taxable" SDI. How have other preparers handled?

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    Another note to W-2

    Box 1 of wages plus deferred income to retirement and the "taxable" SDI adds up to the box 5 of W-2 so taxpayer is already being taxed on the "taxable" SDI. Any idea why the last tax preparer would add to line 21?

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      #3
      Taxable SDI - California

      This should go onto Sch A as a medical deduction. CA has SDI and voluntary SDI the voluntary is not deductible. This is not taxable income, this is a taxable deduction...i.e. after tax payment for SDI. taxea
      Believe nothing you have not personally researched and verified.

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        #4
        Calif SDI

        Calif SDI on W-2 in box 14 to be taken as a deduction on Line 5 of the Schedule A, credit for State taxes. Here is a link http://www.edd.ca.gov/direp/diind.htm

        For Calif, this is an amount that is deducted from the employee's paycheck, so that at some point in time they can collect a State Disability benefit , if eligible and meet all the requirements.

        For 2006 the rate was .8% of wages, maximum wages $79,418 maximum amount per employer deduction $635.54. If the deduction exceeds this amount amongst more than 1 employer (say 2 employers) then the overage can be retrieved through the Calif form 540 return.

        Sandy

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          #5
          Agree with Sandy
          Dave, EA

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