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Federal Form 1040 and Connecticut Form CT-1040, from your books plus a few questions.Tax return — {{ year }}
Bookkeeper copies your household, address, jobs, businesses and rentals, and carries forward last year's carryovers (capital and passive losses, CHET, Connecticut depreciation subtractions) and the overpayments you applied to {{ year }}. Then it asks a few questions about what changed this year.
Work through each section. Figures from your books (rentals, interest, dividends, stock sales, business income, estimated payments) are filled in automatically.
Already started.
Start next year's return from this one: your household, jobs, businesses, rentals, carryovers and payments move forward, then a short list of questions about what changed.
Bookkeeper follows the official {{ year }} IRS and Connecticut DRS forms and instructions for the situations it supports, but it is not professional tax software and nobody reviews its results. You are responsible for your return. The first year, compare it with another program or a preparer line by line.