Use the attached statement to enter any medical and dental expenses. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

The following amounts are automatically subtracted from the total medical and dental expenses on Schedule A, line 1.

• Qualified PSO exclusion entered on the 1099R screen (when health insurance premiums are entered on the 1099R screen)
• Amounts from Form 8885, line 4
• Net marketplace premiums in excess of the calculated premium tax credit (PTC) and self-employed health insurance deduction (if applicable), including any repayment of excess advance premium tax credit (APTC).

Use the statement attached to these fields to enter medical insurance premium expenses not entered elsewhere. Medical insurance premiums entered in the SSA-1099, 1099R, W2 (non-shareholder), and K1-3 screens also transfer to Schedule A. Amounts you enter in the statement are added to amounts entered elsewhere. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

UltraTax/1040 Georgia users only: In the attached statement, enter GA and state use code 5 to identify qualified high-deductible health insurance premiums for an adjustment to Georgia income. The application calculates the adjustment based on the amount excluded from federal itemized deductions due to federal limitations, and transfers the adjustment to GA Form 500.

UltraTax/1040 Wisconsin users only: In the attached statement, enter state code WI in the State field. A list Wisconsin-specific state use codes will become available in the State Use field. Select the applicable state use code for proper treatment of insurance premiums.

Use the attached statement to enter eligible long-term care insurance premiums paid on behalf of the taxpayer, spouse, and/or dependents not entered elsewhere. Long-term care premiums entered in the C, F, K1-3, and OtherAdj screens not allowed as a deduction on Schedule 1 (Form 1040), line 29, also transfer to Schedule A, and any remaining limitations are applied.

Codes are available within the statement to identify for whom the premium was paid. The application then verifies the age of the taxpayer or spouse from the date of birth information that you entered in the 1040 screen. For premiums paid on behalf of dependents, choose code 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7. The application limits each entry as required. See the following limitation table.

If you enter an amount in the field only and not in the attached statement, the application defaults to the age of the taxpayer for purposes of applying the limitation. If you select J from the T, S, J fieldview, the application splits the premium amount equally between the taxpayer and spouse and applies the appropriate limitation based on their respective dates of birth.

Use the statement attached to these fields to enter prescription drug expenses. Some states require this information. Also, note that a custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

Enter the number of miles driven for medical purposes. The application calculates the allowable deduction.

Use the statement attached to this field to enter medical expenses paid on behalf of a decedent within one year following the date of death. Making this tax election waives the right to deduct the same medical expenses for the estate tax purposed under IRC Section 2053. The application prints the descriptions and amounts entered in this statement in a tax election that prints with the return. If the return will be filed electronically, the tax election will be included in the electronic file.

Use the statement attached to these fields to enter the taxpayer's state and local taxes paid to complete the Taxes You Paid section on Schedule A.

Please note that the application transfers state and city withholding information to Schedule A from the following locations:

Amounts entered in this field are added to amounts entered elsewhere. A supporting statement prints with the return to show an itemization of all amounts reported on Schedule A, line 5a. Note that the application automatically enters the greater amount of sales taxes or state and local income tax on Schedule A, line 5a. A diagnostic message is produced indicating which method is used, either state and local income tax or general sales tax. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

Enter any income tax payments made in 2018 for 2017 income taxes in the attached statement. Amounts entered here are combined with estimated tax payments entered in the St Pmt screen. A custom fieldview is available in the statement attached to this field.

Use the statement provided to enter the amounts paid for real estate taxes not included elsewhere. The personal portion of real estate taxes from Form 8829 or the Business Use of Home Worksheet, the personal portion of real estate taxes from Schedule E, Page 1, and real estate taxes in the K1-3, K1T (Grantor Trust) screens transfer automatically to Schedule A. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

The following describes some fields that appear in the attached statement.

• Code: Enter 1 to identify real estate tax amounts paid on a principal residence. For all other real estate taxes paid, enter 2.
• Do Not Proforma: Enter X to delete the item on next year's proforma.

Enter amounts paid for personal property taxes not entered elsewhere. Personal property taxes from the Auto and Rent screens transfer to Schedule A. The personal portion of personal property taxes from the Form 2106 SBE Worksheet that would otherwise be disallowed transfer automatically.

Use the statement attached to these fields to enter the amounts paid for other taxes not included elsewhere. Deductible foreign taxes from the 1116 and K1T (Grantor Trust) screens; state disability insurance withholding not included on Schedule A; and unemployment insurance withholding from the W2 screen also transfer to Schedule A. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

Use this field to select the state postal code to determine the general sales tax table value. The state postal code automatically defaults to the code in the Residential Information section in the 1040 screen. The state postal code and family size are used to determine the corresponding table value as published in the Schedule A instructions. The family size is the number of dependents listed on Form 1040, Page 1 (or the required statement, if more than four), plus the taxpayer and spouse, if filing jointly.

Use the statement attached to this field to enter any additional information necessary for the application to calculate the General Sales Tax deduction when any of the following apply.

• Part-year state resident
• Part-year local resident
• Local sales tax

When this statement is used, the application produces the General Sales Tax Deduction Worksheet.

Custom fieldviews are available in the attached statement. For more information on custom fieldviews, see What is a "custom fieldview"?

The information that follows describes some of the fields that appear in the attached statement.

• Type Code: In the Type Code field in the attached statement, enter the code to indicate part-year state or local residency.

  Notes

  • Type code 3 identifies this item as a part-year state resident for the General Sales Tax Table calculation. Items with this code are used to complete lines 6 through 8 of the General Sales Tax Deduction Worksheet. If the same dates of residency apply for both a state and a locality within that state, they can be entered on the same line using this code.
  • Type code 4 identifies this item as a part-year local resident. Use this code when a full-year residency applies for the state, but not the locality. When this code is used, lines 16 through 18 of the General Sales Tax Deduction Worksheet will be completed. However, the state portion of the worksheet (lines 6 through 8) will be completed using a period equivalent to a full year.
• State (Required): A postal code must be entered for each item. The list of postal codes displays the appropriate state sales tax rate to the right of the postal code.
• State Rate: When a postal code is selected in the State field, the application will automatically enter the state sales tax rate in this field. You can also enter a different state sales tax rate in this field. The rate in this field is used on line 13 of the General Sales Tax Deduction Worksheet for the calculation of the local sales tax amount.
• Date From Part-Yr / Date To Part-Yr: Enter the dates (MM/DD/YY) of residency to prorate the state and local sales tax amounts. If no type code has been entered, the application assumes both the state and locality were part-year residences.
• No. of Days: This field is completed automatically if information has already been entered in the Date From (PY) and Date To (PY) fields. The number of days displayed in this field will be used on line 6 and/or line 16 of the General Sales Tax Deduction Worksheet.
• Locality Name & (Rate) (x.xxx): Enter the name of the locality followed by the local sales tax rate in parenthesis. For example, enter New York City (4.250). By entering the local sales tax rate in parenthesis after the locality name, the application automatically populates the Local Rate field. A state-specific custom fieldview is attached to this field. By adding the locality name and rate in the custom fieldview, you only need to enter the locality name and local sales tax rate once. The most recent postal code entered activates that state's specific list of localities. If the statement is closed before the locality information is entered, it may be necessary to re-select the state to activate the applicable list of state localities.

  Tip: When you enter information for more than one state, it is best to enter all the information applicable to a specific state consecutively. The most recent state selected in the State (Required) field activates that state's specific Locality Name & (Rate) custom fieldview. For example, when you select CA as the postal code, you will activate the custom fieldview that contains all California localities that you have stored. When you select AZ as the postal code, you will activate the custom fieldview that contains all Arizona localities that you have stored. If you enter the CA postal code, then enter the AZ postal code on the next line and return to the CA line, the list of Arizona localities will be available because that was the last list of active localities.

• Local Rate: Enter the local sales tax rate in this field. The rate that appears in this field will be used on line 12 of the General Sales Tax Deduction Worksheet.
• Optional Local Table: If the taxpayer resides in one of the states / localities listed in the following table, select the letter of the table that corresponds to the taxpayer's location. The AGI and number of exemptions reported on Form 1040 are used to determine the correct table value using the Optional Local Table indicated in this column.

  IF you live in the state of…	AND you live in…	THEN use Local Table…
  Alaska	Any locality	C
  Arizona	Chandler, Glendale, Mesa, Peoria, Pheonix, Tuscan, or Yuma	A
  	Gilbert, Scottsdale, Tempe, or any other locality	B
  Arkansas	Any locality	B
  Colorado	Arvada, Boulder, Greeley, Longmont, Thorton, or Westminster	B
  	Adams County, Arapahoe County, Aurora, Boulder County, Centennial, Colorado Springs, Denver City, El Paso County, Fort Collins, Jefferson County, Lakewood, Larimer County, Peublo City, Pueblo County, or any other locality	A
  Georgia	Any locality	B
  Illinois	Arlington Heights, Aurora, Bloomington, Champaign, Chicago, Cicero, Decatur, Elgin, Evanston, Joliet, Palatine, Peoria, Schaumburg, Skokie, Springfield, Waukegan, or any other locality	A
  Louisiana	Ascension Parish, Bossier Parish, Caddo Parish, Iberia Parish, Lafourche Parish, Livingston Parish, Orleans Parish, Ouachita Parish, Rapides Parish, St. Bernard Parish, St. Landry Parish, St Tammany Parish, Tangipahoa Parish, or Terrebonne Parish	C
  	Calcasieu Parish	A
  	East Baton Rouge Parish, Jefferson Parish, Lafayette Parish, or any other locality	B
  Mississippi	City of Jackson only	A
  	City of Tupelo only	B
  Missouri	Any locality	B
  New York	Counties: Albany, Allegany, Broome, Cattaraugus, Cayuga, Chautauqua, Chemung, Chenago, Clinton, Columbia, Cortland, Deleware, Dutchess, Erie, Essex, Franklin, Fulton, Genesee, Greene, Hamilton, Herkimer, Jefferson, Lewis, Livingston, Madison, Monroe, Montgomery, Nassau, Niagara, Oneida, Onondaga, Ontario, Orange, Orleans, Oswego, Otsego, Putnam, Rensselaer, Rockland, St. Lawrence, Saratoga, Schenectady, Schoharie, Schuyler, Seneca, Steuben, Suffolk, Sullivan, Tioga, Tompkins, Ulster, Warren, Washington, Wayne, Westchester, Wyoming, or Yates	A
  	Cities: Olean, Salamanca, Auburn, Golversville, Johnstown, New York, Norwich (Chenango County) Oneida (Madison County), Rome, Utica, Oswego, Saratoga Springs, Ithaca, Glens Falls, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, White Plains, Yonkers	A
  	Any other locality	D
  North Carolina	Any locality	A
  South Carolina	Aiken County, Allendale, Anderson County, Bamburg County, Barnwell county, Cherokee County, Chester County, Chesterfield County, Colleton County, Darlington County, Dillon County, Florence County, Georgetown County, Greenwood County, Hampton County, Horry County, Kershaw County, Lancaster County, Lee County, Lexington County, Marion County, Marlboro County, McCormick County, Newberry County, Orangeburg County, Spartanburg County, Sumter County, Williamsburg County, York County, or Myrtle Beach	A
  	Abbeville, Berkeley County, Calhoun County, Charleston, Clarendon County, Dorchester County, Edgefield County, Fairfield County, Jasper County, Laurens County, Pickens County, Richland County, Saluda County, Union County, or any other locality	B
  Tennessee	Any locality	B
  Utah	Any locality	A
  Virginia	Any locality	B

Use this field to enter the amount of sales tax paid on a major purchase made during the tax year. The amount of sales tax entered here is included on line 25 of the General Sales Tax Deduction Worksheet and is added to the calculated table amounts (or actual taxes paid in lieu of the table amount) when applicable to determine the total amount of deductible sales tax. For more information on what qualifies as a major purchase, refer to the Schedule A instructions.

Use this field to enter the actual state and local general sales taxes (including compensating use taxes) paid and selective sales taxes if the tax rate was the same as the general sales tax rate (general sales tax rate items, for example, include food and clothing). The amounts entered here report on line 23 of the General Sales Tax Deduction Worksheet. The application will use the greater of the amount reported on line 23 or the table value reported on line 22 to calculate the deductible amount of sales tax.

The optional sales tax tables published by the IRS use the available income to calculate the applicable table value. Enter any nontaxable items in the statement attached to this field.

Items entered here transfer to line 3 of the General Sales Tax Deduction Worksheet. Amounts entered here, combined with the adjusted gross income reported on Form 1040, Page 2, are used to determine the available income.

Select the appropriate option to force general sales tax (actual), general sales tax (tables), or state/local income tax deduction.

Enter X in this field to exclude the refundable portion of refundable tax credits as a component of available income. Notice 2005-31 specifies that the total available income used to determine the table amount for the sales tax deduction includes the refundable portion of refundable tax credits, which is considered an increase in spendable income. The application automatically includes the refundable portion of refundable tax credits on line 3 of the General Sales Tax Deduction Worksheet when this field is not marked.

Enter the mortgage interest reported on Form 1098. Amounts entered here are added to allowable mortgage interest amounts calculated on Home Mortgage Worksheet A. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

The information that follows describes some of the fields that appear in the attached statement.

• Total Amount Paid (1098 Box 1): Enter the total amount of mortgage interest received from the payer/borrower. This amount is generally reported in box 1 of Form 1098, Mortgage Interest Statement.
• Points Paid (1098 Box 6): Enter the total amount of points received from the payer/borrower. This amount is generally reported in box 6 of Form 1098, Mortgage Interest Statement.
  
  

  Notes

  • To be deductible, points must be paid on indebtedness incurred from the purchase, construction, or improvement of a principal residence (second home or home equity loan points do not qualify). Also, the amount borrowed must be secured by the principal residence. Charging of points must be an accepted business practice, and the points charged are not excessive in relation to normal business practices.
  • Do not include points paid on the refinance of an existing principal residence loan. Instead, enter this amount in the Refinancing points paid statement on the A screen. Points paid on a refinanced loan must be amortized over the term of the new loan.

• Mortgage Type: Enter a code to identify the manner in which the proceeds of the mortgage were used. The available mortgage type codes are listed in the table that follows and in the fieldview.

  Code	Description
  Blank	Used to buy, build, or improve main/qualified second home (default)
  1	Not used to buy, build, improve home, or investment

• Refunded Interest (1098 Box 4) & Refunded Interest Code: Enter the total mortgage interest refunded or credited to the taxpayer for overpayments of mortgage interest made in a prior year or years. This amount is generally reported in box 4 of Form 1098, Mortgage Interest Statement. This amount may or may not be taxable in the current year, depending on whether or not the interest was deducted in a prior year or years. If the taxpayer itemized deductions in the year(s) the interest was paid, and the amount is deemed taxable in the current year, enter a 1 in the Refunded Interest Code column. The application treats all refunded interest amounts with a refunded interest code of 1 as taxable income, and includes the amount on Form 1040, line 21. For more information about itemized deduction recoveries, see IRS Publication 525, Taxable and Nontaxable Income.
• Mortgage Insurance Premiums: Enter the total mortgage insurance premiums (commonly referred to as PMI) paid on the acquisition of a qualified residence in 2018. This amount is generally reported in box 5 of Form 1098, Mortgage Interest Statement. This information is not used to calculate the return, so it serves only as a memo item.
• Do Not Proforma: Enter X in this field to delete the item on next year's proforma.

Use the statement attached to these fields to enter the payee name, Social Security or Employer Identification number, payee address, and the amount of interest paid for items not reported on Form 1098, Mortgage Interest Statement.

The information that follows describes some of the fields that appear in the attached statement.

• Total Amount Paid: Enter the total amount of mortgage interest received from the payer/borrower.

• Mortgage Type: Enter a code to identify the manner in which the proceeds of the mortgage were used. The available mortgage type codes are listed in the corresponding fieldview. If no entry is made, the default mortgage type is Used to buy, build or improve main/qualified second home.

Enter the names and addresses of any other persons who received Form 1098 for a mortgage (and the interest paid on that mortgage) for which the taxpayer was jointly liable. Information entered in this statement automatically prints in a required statement for Schedule A, line 8b.

If the taxpayer paid mortgage interest to the recipient in excess of the amount shown on Form 1098, enter the explanation for this difference in the statement provided.

Use the statement attached to these fields to enter the information necessary for the application to calculate the deductible amount of prepaid mortgage insurance premiums for the current year.

The information that follows describes some of the fields that appear in the attached statement.

• Date Paid: Enter the date (MM/DD/YYYY) the mortgage insurance premiums were paid or accrued. Only mortgage insurance premiums paid or accrued on or after January 1, 2008, and on or before December 31, 2018 qualify to be capitalized. The application uses the date in this field to determine the number of months of amortization for the current year.
• No. Pmts: The application automatically defaults the number of payments to 84 since the average life of a mortgage insurance contract on home mortgages is generally 7 years (84 months). If the stated term of the mortgage is less than 7 years (84 months), enter the number of months in this field instead. This field is used to compute the amortized mortgage insurance premiums for the current year.
• Total Insurance Premiums Paid: Enter the total amount of amortizable prepaid mortgage insurance premiums in this field. The application uses this field in conjunction with the Date and No. Pmts fields to calculate the amortized mortgage insurance premiums in the current year.
• Mortgage Type: Enter a code to identify the manner in which the proceeds of the mortgage were used. The available mortgage type codes are listed in the corresponding fieldview. If no entry is made, the default mortgage type is Used to buy, build or improve main/qualified second home.
• Current Amort: The application will automatically fill in this field if the Date, No. Pmts, and Total Points fields have already been entered. To override the calculated amount, enter an amount in this field. The current amortization is used in determining the deductible mortgage insurance premiums reported on Schedule A, line 13.
• Prior Amort: Enter the previously-deducted mortgage insurance premiums in this field. This amount proformas from year to year.
• Unamort Bal: Enter the amount of mortgage insurance premiums that have not been previously amortized in this field. This value calculates automatically based on entries in the Total Insurance Premiums Paid and Prior Amort fields.
• Mortgage Paid Off: Enter X in this field to indicate that the mortgage was paid off early. Any unamortized balance of prepaid insurance premiums remaining at the time the mortgage is paid off is not deductible and cannot be carried over to a future year.

Use the statement attached to these fields to enter the information necessary to calculate the deductible amount of mortgage points for the current year. Amounts entered here are also used on Home Mortgage Worksheet A. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

The non-submittable statement, which details the total for this line, prints the description "Mortgage Points - Section 461" and the amount.

The information that follows describes some of the fields that appear in the attached statement.

• Date: Enter the complete date of refinance (MM/DD/YYYY). The application uses the date in this field to determine the number of months of amortization for the current year. The date is also used with the No. Pmts field to determine if this is the final year of the refinance.
• No. Pmts: Enter the total number of payments over the period of the refinance. This field is used to compute the amortized points for the current year.
• Total Points: Enter the total amount of amortizable mortgage points in this field. The application uses this field in conjunction with the Date and No. Pmts fields to calculate the amortized points in the current year.
• Current Amort: This field fills automatically if the Date, No. Pmts, and Total Points fields have already been entered. To override the amount calculated by the application, enter an amount in this field.
• Prior Amort: Enter the previously deducted mortgage points in this field. This amount proformas from year to year.
• Unamort Bal: Enter the amount of mortgage points that have not been previously amortized in this field. This value computes automatically based on entries in the Total Points and Prior Amort fields.
• On CY 1098: Enter X in this field if the refinancing points are reported on a current-year Form 1098. The application uses this to determine the appropriate line of the Schedule A to report the mortgage points deduction.
• Fully Deducted: Enter X in this field to allow the deduction of all previously unamortized mortgage points. If, based on the Date and No. Pmts fields, the application determines this is the final year of refinance; this field will automatically be marked for you. If this field is marked, this item will not be proforma'd.

Use the attached statement to enter investment interest expenses not reported elsewhere. You can also enter investment interest expenses in the K1-3 screen. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

You can deduct items coded 1 on Schedule A. Items coded 2 are used for AMT purposes. See the overview of the 4952 screen for a detailed explanation of these codes. The amount of investment interest expense deduction calculated on Form 4952 transfers to Schedule A.

Please note that non-deductible home mortgage interest treated as investment interest also transfers from the Home Mortgage Limitation Worksheets to the investment income calculation. Do not enter amounts here that transfer from the Home Mortgage Limitation Worksheet.

Use the statement attached to this field to enter any contributions made by either cash or check. In the Code field in the statement, the application defaults to Subject to 60% limitation if a code is not selected. Use the Date of Contribution field to enter the date the charitable contribution was made. This field is for tracking purposes only and is not required. Fifty- and thirty-percent contributions entered in the K1-3 and K1T screens as well as at-risk adjustments also transfer to Schedule A. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

The codes that are available in the State Use and State Institution Code fields in the attached statement are specific to the state postal code entered in the State field. If state use codes and/or state institution codes are not applicable to the entered state, state use codes will not be available.

• For Arizona returns, enter state use code 4, 5, 6, or 17 to identify the type of credit for which the contributions qualify. Contributions entered in the statements attached to these fields will transfer to UltraTax/1040-AZ the AZCr screen.
• For Indiana returns that qualify for Schedule CC-40 credit, enter Date of Contribution, State of IN, State use code 24, and a 4-digit State Institution Code.

• For Iowa returns, enter state use code 12 to identify the Injured Veterans Grant Program Contributions, code 13 to identify the School Tuition Organization Contributions, or code 23 to identify the Endow Iowa Contributions that need to be excluded from Iowa Schedule A. Items with an Iowa postal code and state use code 12, 13, or 23 will not be included in the contributions reported on Iowa Schedule A. If the contribution is subject to AGI limitations, UltraTax CS will exclude only the amount allowed on federal Schedule A from Iowa Schedule A. Any disallowed federal carryover will proforma and the future Iowa Schedule A should be adjusted.

  Items with an Iowa postal code and state use code 12 will be reported on Form IA 1040 with the "other adjustments." Any disallowed federal carryover will proforma and the future Iowa Schedule A and the "other adjustments" should be adjusted.

  Items with an Iowa postal code and state use code 13 will be used when calculating Form IA 148. Any disallowed federal carryover will proforma and the future Iowa Schedule A should be adjusted.

  Items with an Iowa postal code and state use code 23 will be used when calculating Form IA 148. Any disallowed federal carryover will proforma and the future Iowa Schedule A should be adjusted.

• For Arkansas returns, enter state use code 7 to identify the type of contribution as a check-off contribution. These contributions transfer to UltraTax/1040-AR in the AR3 screen and appear on Form AR3, Itemized Deduction Schedule.
• For Georgia returns, enter state use code 20 to identify the type of credit for which the contributions qualify. The allowed amount of the credit entered in the statement will transfer to UltraTax/1040-GA as an addition to Georgia itemized deductions and a credit for Qualified Education Expense credit - pass through.
• For Georgia returns, enter state use code 22 to identify the type of credit for which the contributions qualify. The allowed amount of the credit entered in the statement will transfer to UltraTax/1040-GA as an addition to Georgia itemized deductions and a credit for Qualified Education Expense credit - personal.
• For Missouri returns, enter state use code 18 to designate a Food pantry contribution. Missouri uses the charitable contribution deduction taken on federal Schedule A to determine the amount of addition to income required on the applicable Missouri forms.
• For Oregon returns, enter state use code 10, 11, 14, 15, or 16 to identify the type of credit for which the contributions qualify. For code 10, enter the amount of the matching contribution on a separate line from the original contribution to the Oregon Cultural Trust. The add-back to income and the credit amount will display on the applicable Oregon forms with the proper codes.

Enter the number of miles driven for charitable contribution purposes. The application automatically calculates the allowable deduction and adds it to the statement for charitable contributions by cash or check. Mileage entered here is treated as a 60-percent charitable contribution.

Use the statement attached to these fields to enter noncash contributions of $500 or less. Use the Date of Contribution field to enter the date the charitable contribution was made. This field is for tracking purposes only and is not required.

If total noncash contributions are greater than $500 but less than $5,000, do not enter those amounts here, but enter the information in the 8283P1 screen. If total noncash contributions are greater than $5,000, enter the information in the 8283P2 screen. The amounts calculated on Form 8283 transfer to Schedule A. Do not enter information for the same contribution in the A and 8283P1 or 8283P2 screens. Noncash charitable contributions entered in the K1-3 and K1T screens as well as at-risk adjustments also transfer to Schedule A. Note that a custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

The codes that are available in the State Use field in the attached statements are specific to the state postal code entered in the State field. If state use codes are not applicable to the entered state, state use codes will not be available.

• For Arizona returns, enter state use code 4, 5, 6, or 17 to identify the type of credit for which the contributions qualify. Contributions entered in the statements attached to these fields will transfer to UltraTax/1040-AZ in the AZCr screen.
• For Arkansas returns, enter state use code 8 to identify the type of contribution as an Art and Literary contribution. These contributions transfer to UltraTax/1040-AR in the AR3 screen and appear on Form AR3, Itemized Deduction Schedule.
• For Colorado returns, enter state use code 9 to identify the type of contribution as gross conservation easement. This entry is used to calculate the addition to income on Form 104.
• For Indiana returns that qualify for Schedule CC-40 credit, complete the Date of Contribution field, enter IN in the State field, and enter the 4-digit code in the State Institution Code field.
• For Iowa returns, enter state use code 13 to identify the School Tuition Organization contributions. Use state use code 21 to identify the Qualified Conservation contributions. The amount(s) will transfer to UltraTax/1040-IA to be used when calculating Form IA 148. If the contribution is subject to AGI limitations, UltraTax CS will exclude only the amount allowed on federal Schedule A from Iowa Schedule A. Any disallowed federal carryover will proforma and the future Iowa Schedule A will be adjusted.
• For Missouri returns, enter state use code 18 to designate a Food pantry contribution. Missouri uses the charitable contribution deduction taken on federal Schedule A to determine the amount of addition to income required on the applicable Missouri forms.
• For Oregon returns, enter state use code 10, 11, 14, 15, or 16 to identify the type of credit for which the contributions qualify. For code 10, enter the amount of the matching contribution on a separate line from the original contribution to the Oregon Cultural Trust. The add-back to income and the credit amount will display on the applicable Oregon forms with the proper codes.

Use the statement attached to this field to report other miscellaneous expenses not subject to the two percent limitation. Within the statement, use the Type Code column to identify the type of other expense item being deducted. When a type code is selected, the application automatically updates the Description column. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

In some instances, certain other itemized deductions automatically transfer to Schedule A based on data entry and / or additional calculations from elsewhere in the application. These items include the following:

• Federal estate tax deduction
• Impairment-related work expenses from Form 2106
• Unrecovered annuity cost calculated from amounts entered in the 1099R screen
• Repayments of railroad retirement benefits (less than $3,000) from the 1099R-2 screen
• Portfolio deductions not subject to 2% from the K1-3 screen (net of any basis or at-risk limitations)
• Casualty and theft losses from Form 4684 or Form 4797
• Gambling losses from the A screen, and calculated disallowed gambling losses
• Bond premium amortization expenses from the A screen

Use the statement attached to these fields to report amortizable bond premium on bonds acquired before October 23, 1986. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

You can deduct items coded 1 on Schedule A. Items coded 2 are for AMT purposes. See the overview of Misc screen for a detailed explanation of these codes.

Use the statement attached to these fields to report total gambling losses. The application automatically limits the gambling losses based on winnings entered in the Income and W2G screens. A custom fieldview is available in the attached statement.

Use the attached statement to enter expense information when electing to capitalize carrying charges. The application automatically prints the tax election with the return. If the return is being filed electronically, the tax election will be included in the electronic file.

Enter the itemized deduction amount entered above which is directly connected with the production of investment income reported on Schedule B, Schedule D, and Form 4797. This information is used to complete Form 8615, line 2.

Enter the amount of the child's itemized deductions entered above that are directly connected to the production of the child's net capital gain and qualified dividends. This amount is used to calculate the net capital gain and qualified dividends included on line 5 of Form 8615.