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TOPIC:  Deduction
 Forms  Publications
Forms and Instructions Forms and Instructions
Relevant Forms
Form 973 Corporation Claim for Deduction for Consent Dividends Topic Screen for this Form
Form 976 Claim for Deficiency Dividends Deductions by a Personal Holding Company, Regulated Investment Company, or Real Estate Investment Trust Topic Screen for this Form
Form 1040 (Schedule A) Itemized Deductions Topic Screen for this Form
1040 (Schedule A) Instructions
Form 1041 (Schedule K-1) Beneficiary's Share of Income, Deductions, Credits, etc. Topic Screen for this Form
Form 1065 (Schedule K-1) Partner's Share of Income, Credits, Deductions, etc. Topic Screen for this Form
1065 (Schedule K-1) Partner's Instructions for Schedule K-1 (Form 1065)
Form 1120S (Schedule K-1) Shareholder's Share of Income, Credits, Deductions, etc. Topic Screen for this Form
1120S (Schedule K-1) Instructions
Form 4952 Investment Interest Expense Deduction Topic Screen for this Form
Form 5129 Questionnaire-Filing Status, Exemptions, and Standard Deduction Topic Screen for this Form
Form 6069 Return of Excise Tax on Excess Contributions to Black Lung Benefit Trust Under Section 4953 and Computation of Section 192 Deduction Topic Screen for this Form
Form 8817 Allocation of Patronage and Nonpatronage Income and Deductions Topic Screen for this Form
Form 8865 (Schedule K-1) Partner's Share of Income, Credits. Deductions, etc. Topic Screen for this Form
 Publications
Relevant Publications
Publication 501 Exemptions, Standard Deduction, and Filing Information PDF version of Publication Topic Screen for this Publication
Publication 529 Miscellaneous Deductions PDF version of Publication Topic Screen for this Publication
Publication 936 Home Mortgage Interest Deduction PDF version of Publication Topic Screen for this Publication
Links Inside Publications
Publication 17 - Your Federal Income Tax - Personal Exemptions and Dependents
Deduction. Exemptions reduce your taxable income. Generally, you can deduct $3,100 for each ...
Publication 17 - Your Federal Income Tax - Student Loan Interest Deduction
Can You Claim the Deduction Generally, you can claim the deduction if all ...
Publication 17 - Your Federal Income Tax - Tuition and Fees Deduction
Can You Claim the Deduction The following rules will help you determine if you can claim the ...
Publication 54 - Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens and Resident Aliens Abroad - How To Report Deductions
How To Report Deductions If you exclude foreign earned income or housing amounts, ...
Publication 225 - Farmer's Tax Guide - Choosing To Deduct
Choosing To Deduct You can choose to deduct soil and water conservation expenses on ...
Publication 535 - Business Expenses - Qualified Plan
Figuring Your Deduction Use the following worksheet to find the reduced contribution rate ...
Publication 541 - Partnerships - Form 1065 Example
Deductions
Publication 541 - Partnerships - Form 1065 Example
Deductions The partnership's allowable deductions are shown on lines 9 through 21. ...
Publication 547 - Casualties, Disasters, and Thefts (Business and Nonbusiness) - Deduction Limits
Figuring the Deduction Generally, you must figure your loss separately for each item ...
Publication 554 - Older Americans' Tax Guide - Deductions
Deductions Most taxpayers have a choice of taking a standard deduction or itemizing ...
Publication 587 - Business Use of Your Home (Including Use by Day-Care Providers) - Figuring the Deduction
Figuring the Deduction After you determine that you meet the tests under Qualifying ...
Publication 970 - Tax Benefits for Education - Can You Claim the Deduction
Can You Claim the Deduction Generally, you can claim the deduction if all three of the following ...
Publication 970 - Tax Benefits for Education - Figuring the Deduction
Figuring the Deduction Your student loan interest deduction for 2004 is generally ...
Publication 970 - Tax Benefits for Education - Tuition and Fees Deduction
Can You Claim the Deduction The following rules will help you determine if ...
Publication 970 - Tax Benefits for Education - Figuring the Deduction
Figuring the Deduction The maximum tuition and fees deduction in 2004 is $4,000, ...
Related Topic Links
right arrow2005 Standard Deduction Tables
right arrow25% Limit on Deduction
right arrowBusiness Deduction for Work-Related Education
right arrowClaiming the Deduction
right arrowCommercial Revitalization Deduction
right arrowCorporate Deduction
right arrowCorporate Income
right arrowDeduction allowed in year paid.
right arrowDeduction allowed ratably.
right arrowDeduction for Foreign Income Taxes
right arrowDeduction for Foreign Taxes
right arrowDeduction for SE Tax
right arrowDeduction Limit
right arrowDeduction Limits on Losses of Personal-Use Property
right arrowDeduction Phaseout
right arrowDeduction, Employees
right arrowDeduction, List
right arrowDeduction, Miscellaneous
right arrowDeductions and Adjustments Worksheet
right arrowDeductions in Respect of the Decedent
right arrowDeductions Related to Your Benefits
right arrowDeductions you cannot take.
right arrowDepreciation and section 179 deduction.
right arrowDepreciation Deduction
right arrowDepreciation, Correcting Deduction
right arrowDetermining income and deductions.
right arrowDividends-Received Deduction
right arrowEffect of the Amount of Your Income on the Amount of Your Deduction
right arrowEmployer Deduction
right arrowEstate, Deduction
right arrowExamples — Worksheet for Reduced IRA Deduction for 2004
right arrowExclusion or deduction.
right arrowExclusions and Deductions, Partner
right arrowExemption and Deduction
right arrowExemption, Deduction, and Credit
right arrowFiguring the Deduction for Property Acquired in A Nontaxable Exchange
right arrowForeign Earned Income and Housing Exclusion and Deduction
right arrowForeign Earned Income and Housing: Exclusion – Deduction
right arrowForeign Housing Deduction
right arrowForeign Housing Exclusion and Deduction
right arrowFull deduction.
right arrowHome Mortgage Interest
right arrowHome Mortgage Interest Deduction, Limits
right arrowHow Do You Figure and Report the Deduction on Your Tax Return?
right arrowHow Do You Figure the Deduction
right arrowHow the deduction is claimed.
right arrowIncome and Deductions
right arrowIncome Tax Deduction for Estate Tax Paid
right arrowIncreased Section 179 Deduction
right arrowIndirect Deductions of Pass-Through Entities
right arrowInvestment Interest Expense Deduction
right arrowIRA, Reduced Deduction
right arrowItemized Deduction
right arrowItemized Deduction, 2% limit
right arrowItemized Deduction, Charitable Contribution
right arrowItemized Deduction, Limit
right arrowItemized Deduction, Miscellaneous
right arrowItemized Deduction, Work-Related Expenses
right arrowItemized Deduction, Worksheet
right arrowLimit on Capital Loss Deduction
right arrowLimit on Deduction
right arrowLimits on deduction.
right arrowLimits on passive activity deductions and credits.
right arrowNo deduction allowed.
right arrowNo deduction greater than basis.
right arrowNo double deduction.
right arrowNOL Deduction
right arrowPart 2—Figure Your Allowable Deduction
right arrowPassive Activity Deductions
right arrowPassive Activity Income and Deductions
right arrowPayroll deductions.
right arrowPersons not eligible for the standard deduction.
right arrowProving Your Deductions
right arrowQualifying for a Deduction
right arrowRecovery limited to deduction.
right arrowReduced deductions or credits.
right arrowReduced home mortgage interest deduction.
right arrowRetirement Plan, Deduction Limit
right arrowSection 179 election
right arrowSelf-Employed Health Insurance Deduction
right arrowStandard Deduction
right arrowStandard Deduction and Itemized Deductions
right arrowStandard deduction for earlier years.
right arrowStandard deduction limit.
right arrowStandard Deduction Tables for 2005
right arrowStandard Deduction, Dependent
right arrowStandard Deduction, Tables
right arrowTuition and Fees Deduction
right arrowType of deduction.
right arrowWhen Must the Deduction Be Repaid
right arrowWho Can Claim the Deduction
right arrowWho Cannot Claim the Deduction
right arrowWho Cannot Take the Deduction
right arrowWho Qualifies for the Exclusions and the Deduction?