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The document is the 2012 Iowa Individual Income Tax Short Form (IA 1040A) designed for full-year Iowa residents. It provides a structured format for taxpayers to report their personal information, filing status, exemptions, income, and tax credits. The form includes steps for calculating total income, tax owed or refund due, and options for contributions to various funds. Additionally, it contains a Schedule B for reporting interest and dividend income if thresholds are met.

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Begin by filling in your personal information, including your Social Security Number, last name, and first name. Ensure that you also include your spouse's details if applicable.
Indicate your filing status by marking the appropriate box. Choose from options such as Single, Married Filing Jointly, or Head of Household.
Proceed to Step 3 where you will enter exemption credits. Enter '1' for yourself and additional credits for dependents or individuals aged 65 and older.
In Step 4, report your total income from wages, interest, and dividends. Make sure to follow the instructions carefully for accurate reporting.
Complete Steps 5 and 6 by calculating your tax owed or refund due based on the provided tables and entering any contributions you wish to make.

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What form do I need to file an Iowa tax return?

Iowa Form 1040 Personal Income Tax Return for Residents. Iowa Form 126 Nonresident and Part-Year Resident Credit. Iowa Form 130 Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State.

What is 80DD in new tax regime?

Section 80DD is the deduction available to the resident individual or HUF for the medical treatment of a disabled dependent. The conditions to claim this deduction include: The deduction is allowed only to the dependants of the taxpayer and not the taxpayer himself.

Which tax regime is better for 25 lakhs?

Income Tax Slab Rate for New Tax Regime FY 2024-25 (AY 2025-26) Income Slab (Rs)New Tax Regime Rate FY 2025-26New Tax Regime Rate FY 2024-25 12 lacs - 16 lacs 15% 15% 16 lacs - 20 lacs 20% 20% 20 lacs - 24 lacs 25% 30% Above 24 lacs 30% 3 more rows 5 days ago

What is the difference between 80DD and 80DDB?

Section 80DD allows deductions for expenses on disabled dependents, while 80DDB covers specified medical treatments for individuals or dependents. Who can claim an 80DD deduction? Individuals caring for disabled dependents can claim deductions under Section 80DD.

How do I claim 80DD deduction?

To claim deduction under Section 80DD, you will need to submit a certificate in Form 10IA attested by medical authority. This certificate is for certifying the person with disability, severe disability, cerebral palsy, autism, and multiple disability for purposes of section 80DD.

What are the changes in 80DD?

The amount of deduction available under Section 80DD varies depending on the severity of the disability: For a disability of 40% to 80% (as certified by a medical authority), a fixed deduction of ₹75,000 is allowed. For a severe disability of 80% or more, a higher fixed deduction of ₹1,25,000 is allowed.

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