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Tax center — {{ year }}

Numbers for your return, organized the way the IRS forms ask for them.

{{ year_picker(years, year, 'main.tax_center') }} Download package for my accountant (.zip)

Before you file

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✓ Everything is categorized, assigned and reconciled for {{ year }}.

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Schedule E — rental real estate

Line-by-line →
{% for c in sched_e.columns %}{% set a = sched_e.amounts[c.id] %} {{ money(a['21']) }} {% else %} {% endfor %} {% if sched_e.columns %} {% endif %}
PropertyRents (line 3)ExpensesDepreciation (18)Income / (loss) (21)
{{ c.name }} {{ a['3']|money }} {{ (a['20'] - a['18'])|money }} {{ a['18']|money }}
No rental activity in {{ year }}.
Total{{ sched_e.totals['3']|money }}{{ (sched_e.totals['20'] - sched_e.totals['18'])|money }} {{ sched_e.totals['18']|money }}{{ sched_e.totals['21']|money }}

A rental loss may be limited by the passive-activity rules (Form 8582) — your tax software or preparer applies those limits. Depreciation schedule →

Schedule D / Form 8949 — stock sales

Every sale →
{% for term, label in [('short', 'Short-term (Part I)'), ('long', 'Long-term (Part II)')] %}{% set s = gains.sums[term] %} {{ money(s.gain) }} {% endfor %} {% if gains.groups.unknown %}{% set s = gains.sums.unknown %} {% endif %}
ProceedsCost basisAdjustmentsGain / (loss)
{{ label }}{{ s.proceeds|money }}{{ s.basis|money }}{{ s.adjustment|money(true) }}
Missing cost basis{{ s.proceeds|money }}??

Capital gain distributions from funds (Schedule D line 13): {{ inv.totals.capgain_dist|money }}

Schedule B — interest & dividends

By payer →
Taxable interest
{{ inv.totals.interest|money }}
Ordinary dividends
{{ inv.totals.dividends|money }}
Estimated tax paid
{{ estimated|money }}

The qualified part of your dividends (taxed at lower rates) is on each 1099-DIV, box 1b.

These reports organize your records to make filing easier. They are not tax advice. Check them against the forms your bank, broker and lenders send (1099-INT, 1099-DIV, 1099-B, 1098) and with your tax preparer.

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