2022 Form 8995-A. Qualified Business Income Deduction-2025

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The income limits for the QBI deduction have increased slightly for 2024. Single filers must make $191,950 or less, and joint filers must make $383,900 or less. If youre at or below these thresholds, you may be eligible for the QBI deduction.
If your 2024 taxable income is at or below $191,950 if single, or $383,900 if married filing jointly, your pass-through deduction is equal to 20% of your qualified business income (QBI). However, as discussed above, the deduction cant exceed 20% of your taxable income.
Qualified business income is the net amount of a businesss income, with a few exceptions. QBI doesnt include: investment income, such as capital gains or losses, or dividends. income from businesses located outside of the U.S.
You must have a pass-through business to qualify for this deduction. A pass-through business is any business that is owned and operated through a pass-through business entity, which includes any business that is: a sole proprietorship (a one-owner business in which the owner personally owns all the business assets)
Pass-throughs include entities such as partnerships and S-corporations. These groups are not subject to the corporate income tax; instead, income is passed through onto the income tax returns of the individual or corporate owners and taxed at their income tax rates.
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Additional standard deduction Youre allowed an additional deduction if youre age 65 or older at the end of the tax year. Youre considered to be 65 on the day before your 65th birthday (for tax year 2024, youre considered to be 65 if you were born before January 2, 1960).
Why did Congress enact the 20​% qualified business income​ deduction? a tax rate somewhat comparable to the 21​% corporate tax rate. ​ Thus, Congress did not want to give a tax break to C corporations while not giving a tax break to businesses operating in a​ pass-through form.

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