Vivinavi : Hawaii : (United States) Hawaii

• tax man
• 2021/03/27 (Sat) 16:57
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The amount of unemployment insurance is so large that the tax deducted from your salary was not enough.
＞ I am not sure if I can sign this. Please let me check.
＞ Shouldn't there be anything in the HI state taxes that is exempt from taxation like Federal ？

I don't have any technical information to directly answer your question, but
I would like to know if you have prepared a tax return （ or if you have used any commercially available software ） see the amounts listed
on the Hawaii Form N-11.

the 7th Federal will be ＄ 10 ， the amount with 200 deductions deducted.
Normally, this is your income, but there is a tenth amount ＄ 10 ， 200
. This means that ＄ 10 ， 200, which was once deducted by the Federal Government, is added back
to the amount, and the amount is now taxable income in the State of Hawaii before the deduction.
Therefore, there is no deduction in the state.

We have already had several Hawaii taxpayers file their tax returns, and those who cannot pay in a lump sum
can use the Monthly Installment Payment form
when filing their e-file with the federal government.
In Hawaii, you can apply on line at hitax.hawaii.gov or you can send
Form D-100 and have
the same amount deducted from your account on the same day of the month as the federal government.
In that case, you can apply for the same amount of money to be deducted from your account. In that case, you need to call
and get a Case Number first.

• Navi
• 2021/03/27 (Sat) 18:24
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#2 Mr. Milo
#3 tax man

Good evening. Thank you very much for your prompt reply and information sharing.
It is very helpful.
I will contact my accountant.

• 大阪
• mail
• 2021/03/28 (Sun) 18:36
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Taxman
Nice to meet you.
I would appreciate it if you could tell me.

I file every year with turbo tax free edition.
This time, I tried both turbo tax and h&r block free edition.
result,
turbotax= with federal refund
owe state 250

h&r block = with federal refund
with state refund about 600

federal refunds are
the same amount no matter which software you use.
How can
the software give me such a different state when I input the exact same numbers?

If you know the answer, please let me know
Thank you very much.

• tax man
• 2021/03/28 (Sun) 20:29
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＞ The federal refund is the same amount no matter which software I use.
＞ How can
＞ the software give such a different state when the exact same numbers are inputted?


First,
compare the number 26 of N-11 made by the first two software.
（ See if they are the same ）

Then compare the numbers in columns 28 through 32 of the N-11, if any.

And the difference will be the difference in the numbers, so it is possible that either software is not
creating a certain form.

There is definitely a difference, but without seeing all the numbers
it is hard to say if that is the cause.
TurboTax Free Edition doesn't include the Student Loan Interest Deduction
Whether you're a current student or a former student paying off loans (or a student's parent),
you know every credit and deduction you're eligible
With H&R Block Free Online, the following credits and deductions are included:
• Student Loan Interest Deduction (1098-E)
• Tuition and Fees Statement (1098-T)
• American Opportunity Credit&Lifetime Learning Credit (LLC)

• 太陽
• 2021/04/01 (Thu) 18:25
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I understood that Federal has a portion that is exempt, but not the full amount.
After all, what happened to the TAX for the State ？
I am very embarrassed because I do not understand it well.
I would appreciate it if you could tell me.
Please do.