Schedule A for 2018 returns looks different than it has in years. Under the TCJA, certain itemized deductions have been modified or repealed. Plus, the TCJA effectively doubles the standard deduction, so fewer taxpayers will be itemizing. Now, more than ever, your clients will need your help in navigating the rules. As such, this series is designed to provide guidance for maximizing the Schedule A deductions still available to clients.
Making the Most of Itemized Deductions
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Schedule A for 2018 returns looks different than it has in past years. Under the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), certain itemized deductions...