Im trying to wrap my head around as to why the IRS is using shareholder's wage as a basis for deducting health insurance. It appears that IRS wants you to pay yourself at least same amount of your health insurance. Why is that?
I know is a very different thing but I follow you for the great and clear job you do. I am hearing about the Medicaid waiver payments when you take care of relative is not taxable. Can you please make a video explaining this? Thank you very much! Hope you see this message. I also know they can qualify you for the EITC this I know how to do but how can you subtract all income from being taxable?
So we dont have to fill the part 2 item 16 under Tax liability by month?
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Im trying to wrap my head around as to why the IRS is using shareholder's wage as a basis for deducting health insurance. It appears that IRS wants you to pay yourself at least same amount of your health insurance. Why is that?
I know is a very different thing but I follow you for the great and clear job you do. I am hearing about the Medicaid waiver payments when you take care of relative is not taxable. Can you please make a video explaining this? Thank you very much! Hope you see this message. I also know they can qualify you for the EITC this I know how to do but how can you subtract all income from being taxable?
Great Job! Correct me if I'm wrong but the second box 5 under box 4 in your example would be box 6 on the W2?
Hi Jason, Do you provide these tax filing services? How do I reach you?