stashew
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sjrcpa
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The deduction for mortgage insurance premiums is not available in 2018.


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stashew
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I just read that it was extended for 2018. Pro Series will not compute it and the w/s says it will show on line 13 of Sch A which is a contribution c/f number.
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Just-Lisa-Now-
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Read Publication 936, updated as of January 24th, 2019 No PMI is allowed.

Tons of unofficial articles out on the web stating that it was extended...those are wrong.

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abctax55
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"...I just read "         Where?

Post the link, as us pro's don't know about that yet.

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stashew
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The Motley Fool...10/13/18
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IRonMaN
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Not a highly authoritative source.

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abctax55
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There's always Kiplinger...
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stashew
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I agree it is not a great source but why does ProSeries have it in there?
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IRonMaN
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In case they do change the law retroactively --------- kinda like last year.

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abctax55
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The IRS website has a great page of "what got extended vs what didn't" as did every CPE class I did.
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stashew1
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Found what you were referring to on Intuit pro connect. IRS still tells me the page cannot be found. I am happy now. Thanks.
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IRonMaN
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"I am happy now"
That's all that matters :smile:

Slava Ukraini!
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