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  • LuFins DadL LuFins Dad

    What’s the definition of a qualified employee?

    This is going to suck, because fully 1/3 of her business deductions are no longer allowed. Her home office expenses, computer, business phone, etc…

    And do you have any idea how difficult tracking her mileage becomes now? This is a nightmare.

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    @LuFins-Dad said in TurboTax question:

    What’s the definition of a qualified employee?

    This is going to suck, because fully 1/3 of her business deductions are no longer allowed. Her home office expenses, computer, business phone, etc…

    And do you have any idea how difficult tracking her mileage becomes now? This is a nightmare.

    Could always just divide it by 2/3 and clarify if an auditor ever asks that 1/3 of her work is as a W-2 employee. The company should be reimbursing her, btw. Not legally, but morally/policy/etc.

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      @George-K said in TurboTax question:

      @jon-nyc said in TurboTax question:

      I get a consolidated 1099 and put it in TurboTax just fine.

      Just drop the 40 page PDF into their window?

      I think they also offer the option of entering the brokerage's (you wife's) log-in credentials into the system and they'll automatically pull it for you.

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      @89th said in TurboTax question:

      @George-K said in TurboTax question:

      @jon-nyc said in TurboTax question:

      I get a consolidated 1099 and put it in TurboTax just fine.

      Just drop the 40 page PDF into their window?

      I think they also offer the option of entering the brokerage's (you wife's) log-in credentials into the system and they'll automatically pull it for you.

      This

      Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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