Numbers to Remember Flashcards

1
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Social security tax rate and cutoff

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6.2% and 168,600

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2
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Medicare rate and cutoff

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1.45%, no cutoff

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3
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Self employment tax

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15.3% on 92.35% of profit on Schedule c
there is a 50% deduction above the line tho

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4
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MFJ Standard Deduction

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$29,200

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5
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MFS Standard Deduction

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$14,600

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6
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HOH Standard Deduction

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$21,900

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7
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Single Standard Deduction

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$14,600

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8
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Blind or over 65 additional deduction if MFJ or MFS per person

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$1550

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9
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Blind or over 65 additional deduction if HOH or Single

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$1,950

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10
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Dependent on another return standard deduction

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the greater of $1,300 or earned income plus $450

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11
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QBI cutoffs

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50% of W-2 wages or 25% of W-2 wages plus 2.5% of unadjusted basis of qualifying property
20% of taxable income

Excludes service businesses over $191,950 or $383,900

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12
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Additional medicare tax

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.9% above $250,000 MFJ or $125,000 MFS or $200,000 single and HOH

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13
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Corporate dividends received deduction

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Ownership <20% of stock: 50% DRD
Ownership between 20% and 80%: 65% DRD
Ownership >80%: 100% DRD deductions

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14
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Charitable contributions deduction

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100% deductible up to 10% of taxable income before charitable deductions and before dividends-received deduction
Excess contributions can carry forward for 5 years

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15
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AMT rate for corporations and floor

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15%
only applies to corps with over $1 billion in income for 3 preceding years
only owed if tentative minimum exceeds regular
creates carryforward

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16
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Corporate payment and return filing requirements

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15th day of 4th month, may extend to 15th day of 9th month
Extension does not extend the payment deadline
Estimated payments are due on the 15th day of the 4th, 6th, 9th, and 12th months
Must pay 100% of tax due, small corporations (TI<$1 million) may use safe-harbor rule of paying 100% of prior year tax

17
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Individual payment deadlines

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Estimated taxes on self-employment and investment income are due on April 15, June 15, September 15, and January 15
Underpayment penalty avoided by paying: 90% of current year tax of 100% of prior year tax (110% if AGI > $150,000)

18
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Child credit amount

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$2,000 per dependent child under age 17, $500 for certain non-child dependents, phases out for high-income taxpayers starting at $400,000 mfj

19
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Dependent care credit

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for children less than 13 years old or other dependents who can’t care for themselves, between 35% and 20% of child-care costs, depending on AGI
nothing if over $438,000

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