Downloads for 2020 Editions of Tax Preparer

Release 2020.01r now available.

If you are still using release 2020.01 or 2020.01a, this is an essential update because updates after 2020.01a include capital gains tax calculations and eliminate Form 1040 printing problems that plagued Tax Preparer 1040 last year.

Initial installation for the year must be from the first program we send you for the current tax season. Once you have completed the installation, you can use on-line updates for subsequent changes throughout the tax season.

The downloads on this page are only for Tax Preparer for Form 1040 returns. Downloads for the Partnership Edition for Form 1065 returns are found on the Partnership Downloads page. Downloads for the California Supplement for Form 540 returns are found on the California Downloads page.

Tax Preparer Downloads

e-file information. (Standard and Premium Levels only) If you purchased e-file transmission software for the current filing season, you should receive a disk from PDP Tax Service with your initial Tax Preparer disk. You can install that software any time after you install the current edition of Tax Preparer.

Current Tax Preparer downloads. In order to use these downloads, you must have already installed the complete program for the 2020 edition of the Form 1040 software, such as release 2020.01. Just go to the level you installed and click the link. Your prior installation will then be updated to 2020.01r.

Economy Level. To update the Economy Level to release e2020.01r, click the following link: Update Tax Preparer 2020 Edition Economy (e2020.01r).

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Standard Level. To update the Standard Level to release s2020.01r, click the following link: Update Tax Preparer 2020 Edition Standard (s2020.01r).

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Premium Level. To update the Premium Level to release p2020.01r, click the following link: Update Tax Preparer 2020 Edition Premium (p2020.01r).

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Changes in recent releases

(updated 10/12/2020)

Release 2020.01r differs from Release 2020.01q as follows:

•   On-screen label for Form 1040 revised to correct reference to Schedules 1 through 3 at the bottom of last screen.
•   On-screen labels for Form 4797 revised to correct year references on screens 3 and 6 for unallowed losses from Form 8582.
•   On-screen menu for Schedules 1 through 3 revised to reference Parts I and II of each schedule.
•   Road Map access to Schedules 1 through 3 from Form 1040 revised so that itemizing from Form 1040 takes you to the appropriate part of Schedules 1 through 3 rather than merely taking you to the first screen of the on-screen form that holds these three schedules, and navigating among screens is now more intuitive.

Release 2020.01q differs from Release 2020.01p as follows:

•   Tax Forms Guide 2020 Edition (all levels) is updated to reflect the latest changes for the 2020 filing season, including the mid-season CARES Act (for coronavirus relief). It contains useful information for all forms supported by the software that is especially important because of the many changes in the last two years, and should be your first source for answering your form-related tax questions.
•   IRS notices added (Standard and Premium Levels only) concerning the extension of deadlines to July 15, 2020. They are accessible from the Forms and Publications section of the Documents tab on the Tax Preparer Control Panel and include:
  •   Notice 2020-17 which extended the payment deadline for tax returns from April 15 to July 15 (for amounts up to $1 million for individuals).
  •   Notice 2020-18 which extended the filing deadline for tax returns from April 15 to July 15, and eliminated the dollar limitation on the deadline for payments.
  •   Notice 2020-20 which extended the payment and filing deadlines for gift taxes and generation-skipping transfer taxes from April 15 to July 15.
  •   Notice 2020-23 which extended the due date for a broad variety of other obligations otherwise due between March 31 and July 15, 2020 to July 15, 2020, including the first two estimated tax payments for 2020 (otherwise due April 15 and June 15, respectively) and payments under installment agreements.

Release 2020.01p differs from Release 2020.01o as follows:

•   Operating program revised to avert program freezes or abort when trying to prepare certain tax returns. When the conditions are right, there was formerly a potential for the data file TS20IUSN to grow to a size for which it was not designed, which leads to problems once the size exceed 2,000 bytes. (Normally that file would be a few hundred bytes large.) The program has been changed to avert that possibility and to automatically repair any TS20IUSN file that already exhibits the problem.
•   Schedule 1, line 18 revised to properly support multiple payees through the itemizing of line 18a. Formerly, 'SSN req'd' was always entered on line 18b if otherwise blank, even when line 18a contained a supporting statement. In addition, the format for the support was not recognized for e-file.
•   Form 4136 revised by changed the labels for lines 12g(c) and 12i(c) to reflect the fact the gas gallon equivalents (GGEs) are required to be entered for liquified natural gas and gas from biomass, respectively.
•   Form 8995 revised to expand its auto-creation so that it is retained in the return if there is a carryover to 2020 on line 16 or 17 of the form. Formerly, the auto-creation would be performed only if a current-year deduction existed on line 15. Form 8895 is also revised so that it prints with the complete return only when there is an amount on line 15. Formerly, it would be printed if the qualified business deduction came from your entry of an amount from Form 8995-A.
•   Control Form revised to eliminate the doubling of any amount from Schedule H when computing the amount for Form 2210, line 2.
•   References to Form 2555-EZ removed from certain on-screen labels (on Schedule EIC, Form 3800, and Form 6251) since the form was retired by the IRS and Form 2555 is now always used instead.
•   Form 3468 revised to correct the date reference on line 12u. The proper date is 10/3/2008, but it was formerly 12/31/2008.
•   Obsolete entries and references revised, including all references to a special calculation for AMT exemptions for certain children which no longer apply.
•   Line references corrected for various on-screen labels on various forms (including the Control Form, Schedule 1, and Forms 8379, 8880, and 8917). No calculations were affected.
•   IRS documents added so that all publications referenced in the Tax Forms Guide are accessible from the Tax Preparer Control Panel (for Standard and Premium Levels only).

Release 2020.01o differs from Release 2020.01n as follows:

•   Form 8995 revised at screen 4 to clarify what to do if you don't qualify for Form 8995 but do qualify for Form 8995-A. (No computations are affected.)
•   Form 8615 revised to prevent the printout of Form 8615 with the complete return when investment income is $2,200 or less. Formerly, the printout was omitted only when investment income was $2,100 or less. (No computations are affected.)
•   e-file revised to avert a pre-transmission error when the relationship on a Dependent Worksheet for Form 1040 is FOSTER CHILD or HALF BROTHER. Formerly, those relationships would result in an error indicating that the entry is invalid (dropping the last character of the relationship entry).

Release 2020.01n differs from Release 2020.01m as follows:

•   Form added to Premium Level:
  •   Form 6765 added for claiming Credit for Increasing Research Activities.
  •   Form 8379 added to apply for an Injured Spouse Allocation in order for a spouse to receive his or her share of a tax refund when the full refund would otherwise be applied to a past-due tax obligation of the other spouse.
  •   Form 8801 added for claiming Credit for Prior Year Minimum Tax.
  •   Forms 8822 and 8822-B added for reporting a Change of Address for individuals (Form 8822) or a Change of Address or Responsible Party for businesses (Form 8822-B) after or before a return for the individual or business has been filed (where the change would otherwise be shown).

Release 2020.01m differs from Release 2020.01l as follows:

•   Form added to ALL levels:
  •   Form 8615 added for computing the Tax for Certain Children Who Have Unearned Income that exceeds $2,200. The software fully supports both the default method introduced by the tax reform bill and the more complex optional method allowed as a result of the year-end 2019 budget bill. If you have the required information from the tax returns of the parent and the parent's other children, you can enter that information in the software and the software will choose the method that produces the lowest tax. TIP: If your return uses the optional method, you will not be able to e-file the return because the IRS has not changed their e-file system to handle this method.
•   Form added to Premium Level:
  •   Form 1310 added for filing the Statement of Person Claiming Refund Due a Deceased Taxpayer that is required for persons who are neither a surviving spouse nor a personal representative of the estate.
  •   Form 2350 added for filing an Application for Extension of Time To File U.S, Income Tax Return for those who have moved to a foreign country, expect to file Form 2555 (for foreign earned income exclusion or housing exclusion or deduction), and need more time (usually more than a year) to satisfy the physical presence or bona fide residence test.
  •   Form 2555 added for reporting Foreign Earned Income and figuring the foreign earned income exclusion and the housing exclusion or deduction. TIP: The simplified version of this form, Form 2555-EZ, has been eliminated by the IRS.
  •   Form 2848 added for filing a Power of Attorney and Declaration of Representative to authorize a third party to represent you before the IRS. TIP: The IRS is not currently processing this form because of the closing of its offices over coronavirus concerns.
  •   Form 4136 added for claiming the Credit for Federal Tax Paid on Fuels for the use or sale of certain alternative fuels.
  •   Form 5884 added for claiming the Work Opportunity Credit for payment of 1st-year and 2nd-year wages to employees in targeted groups.
  •   Form 6478 added for claiming the Biofuel Producer Credit for the production of qualified second generation biofuel.
  •   Form 8396 added for claiming the Mortgage Interest Credit for taxpayers who were issued a qualified Mortgage Credit Certificate by a state or local government.
  •   Form 8611 added for figuring the Recapture of Low Income Housing Credit for reasons such as basis decreases or disposal of your interest in the property claimed.
•   IRS documents added (Standard and Premium Levels only) for access from the Tax Preparer Control Panel, including recently-revised IRS Pub. 514 (Foreign Tax Credit for Individuals).

Release 2020.01l differs from Release 2020.01k as follows:

•   Form added to Standard and Premium Levels:
  •   Form 8995 added for the computation of the Qualified Business Income Deduction using the IRS Simplified Method. This new form, introduced by the IRS in 2020, is automatically created for taxpapers with qualified REIT dividends on our 1099-DIV Worksheets for Schedule B and Form 8814 or net business income on Schedule C, Schedule F, or Form 4835. In addition, it is automatically completed for most taxpayers with only REIT dividends and/or a single Schedule C; otherwise, you must complete our worksheet for line 1 to satisfy IRS reporting requirements. Our on-screen form also determines when you are not eligible for Form 8995 and must file Form 8995-A instead (a more involved form, which is NOT built into the software), with a line for entering the result from Form 8995-A.
•   Forms added to Premium Level:
  •   Form 8815 added for claiming the Exclusion of Interest From Series EE and I U.S. Savings Bonds Issued After 1989 when you have qualified higher education expenses. (The exclusion is posted to line 3 of Schedule B.)
  •   Form 8824 added for reporting Like-Kind Exchanges, which results in a gain or loss for Schedule D or Form 4797.
•   Form 8814 revised to compute the proportion of a child's qualified REIT dividends that is eligible for the Qualified Business Income Deduction on Form 8995. CAUTION: For a Form 8814 prepared with a previous release, you must change an entry on the form in order to recalculate the form using the new computation.

Release 2020.01k differs from Release 2020.01j as follows:

•   Form added to ALL levels:
  •   Form 3468 added for claiming Investment Credit for a number of credits revised, reinstated, and extended by the year-end 2019 budget bill.
•   Form added to Standard and Premium Levels:
  •   Form 5405 added for Repayment of First-Time Homebuyer Credit, which relates to the 2008 credit that requires taxpayers to repay the credit to the government in a 15-year installment basis.
•   Form added to Premium Level:
  •   Form 4972 added for figuring Tax on Lump-Sum Distributions, which applies to beneficiaries or owners of qualified plans for individuals born before 1936.
•   e-file revised (Standard and Premium Levels only) to avert the rejection of a return that includes tax from Form 8959 or 8960 under IRS Rule F1040-143-02 (for Form 8959) or Rule F1040-420-02 (for Form 8960).
•   IRS documents added (Standard and Premium Levels only) for access from the Tax Preparer Control Panel, including recently-revised forms, instructions, and publications.

Release 2020.01j differs from Release 2020.01i as follows:

•   Form added to Standard and Premium Levels:
  •   Form 5695 added for claiming Residential Energy Credits, which now includes credits that had expired at the end of 2017 but were reinstated by the 2019 year-end budget bill. As a result, popular credits for energy-saving home improvement like qualified insulation, exterior doors, exterior windows and skylights, roofing, and certain furnaces, are now once again available.

Release 2020.01i differs from Release 2020.01h as follows:

•   Form added to ALL levels:
  •   Form 1040-X added for filing an Amended U.S. Individual Income Tax Return. Reminder: For the easiest use of Form 1040-X, do not create a Form 1040-X for a return until the Form 1040 return is filed and final.
  •   Form 8606 added for figuring taxable income from Nondeductible IRAs resulting from distributions, nondeductible contributions, conversions to Roth IRAs, and Distributions from Roth IRAs.
•   Form 1040, line 5b calculation revised in figuring the taxable part of social security benefits received. Capital gains on line 6 of Form 1040 are now included in income when figuring the taxable amount. (This amoount was moved from Schedule 1 to Form 1040 this year, and the calculations did not previously reflect this change.)
•   Schedule C, Schedule F, and Form 4835 printouts revised to properly print the PAL flag beside the net income or loss line when prior unallowed losses are included in the net. (Formerly, the PAL flag would print when the losses were partially allowed, but not when they were fully allowed.)
•   Form 1040 menu revised to correct line number references.

Release 2020.01h differs from Release 2020.01g as follows:

•   Form added to ALL levels:
  •   Form 1040-ES added for figuring Estimated Tax fir Individuals. Reminder: While Form 1040-ES provides a quick estimate of taxes for the 2020 tax year, we recommend, for the most accurate estimate of taxes for 2020, that you make a copy of your current return with our file manager then, on the copy, change the tax year on the Control Form to 2020 and revise all forms with your best estimates for 2020.
•   Forms added to Standard and Premium Levels:
  •   Form 1116 added for figure the Foreign Tax Credit, which is most commonly claimed for withholding on dividend checks from foreign companies.
  •   Form 8910 added to claim the Alternative Motor Vehicle Credit for vehicles powered by fuel cells.
  •   Form 8936 added to claim the Qualified Plug-in Electric Drive Motor Vehicle Credit, which is most commonly used for electric cars like Teslas and the Chevrolet Bolt EV. Because of the year-end 2019 budget bill, it also now applies to electric motocycles. Enhancement for e-file: Contrary to prior years, e-file is no longer restricted to claiming this credit for no more than two vehicles.
•   EIC calculation refined for statutory employees. Previously, the calculation for Earned Income Credit could be inaccurate for employees who are statutory employees who deduct expenses on Schedule C.
•   Form 1040 menu revised for better clarity.
•   IRS documents revised (Standard and Premium Levels only) for access from the Tax Preparer Control Panel: IRS Publications 510, 519, 535, and 1915.

Release 2020.01g differs from Release 2020.01f as follows:

•   Form added to ALL levels:
  •   Form 4684 added for figuring gains and losses from Casualties and Thefts. Note that the special benefits for disaster-related personal casualty losses have been expanded to include certain federally declared disasters that occurred in 2019 as well as 2018.
•   Forms added to Standard and Premium Levels:
  •   Form 8885 added to claim the Health Coverage Tax Credit for certain targeted groups. Note that this credit expired at the end of 2019 and will not be available for tax year 2020.
  •   Form 8941 added to claim the Credit for Small Employer Health Insurance Premiums.
  •   Form 8959 added to figure the Additional Medicare Tax that applies to high-income taxpayers.
•   Form added to Premium Level only:
  •   Form 8839 added for figuring credit for Qualified Adoption Expenses. It is also used to figure additional taxable income stemming from excess adoption benefits from employers.
•   IRS document revised (Standard and Premium Levels only) for access from the Tax Preparer Control Panel: IRS Publications 972 (Child Tax Credit and Credit for Other Dependents for using in preparing 2019 returns).

Release 2020.01f differs from Release 2020.01e as follows:

•   e-file output added (Standard and Premium Levels only), supporting all forms currently active in the software.
•   Form added to ALL levels:
  •   Form 5329 added for figuring Additional Taxes on Qualified Plans (Including IRAs) and Other Tax-Favored Accounts, such as penalty taxes for early withdrawals for younger taxpayers, excess contributions for various tax-favored accounts, and failure to take minimum required distributions for older taxpayers.
•   Form added to Standard and Premium Levels:
  •   e-file forms including Form 8453 for submitting paper attachments, Form 8879 for getting signature authorization, Payment Record for summarizing direct payment, and copies of Forms W-2, W-2G, and 1099-R that you completed in the software.
•   Forms added to Premium Level only:
  •   Form 4137 added for figuring Social Security and Medicare Tax on Unreported Tip Income.
  •   Form 8846 added for claiming the Credit for Employer Social Security and Medicare Taxes Paid on Certain Employee Tips.
  •   Form 8853 added for figuring deductions or additional taxes for Archer MSAs and Long-Term Care Insurance Contracts.
  •   Form 8889 added for figuring deductions or additional taxes for Health Savings Accounts (HSAs).
•   Translation of prior-year returns expanded to include Forms 8960 and 8962, and Part III of Form 3800, and to include lines 1a and 8a of Schedule D when the prior-year return is a tax planning return.
•   Official printouts refined to ensure that neither box of line J is checked when the answer to line I is No, and to ensure that page 1 of Schedule E is printed when the only entry is a Yes for line A.
•   Form 1040 Filing Status screen refined to (a) include the entry of a name and SSN for Qualifying Widow(er) when required rather than just Head of Household filers, (b) expand the name entries from 25 to 35 characters for the MFS, HoH, and QW filing statuses, (c) erase the name entry for MFS filers when filing status is not MFS, (d) erase the name entry for HoH or QW filers when filing status is neither of these, and (e) support QW name entry for e-file, which uses a differnt format than the one for HoH.
•   Form 8867 refined to allow you to manually indicate 'not applicable' for lines 11 and 12 when the questions are not relevant because the taxpayer lives with the qualifying child more than half the year or is neither divorced nor separated.
•   IRS documents added or revised (Standard and Premium Levels only) for access from the Tax Preparer Control Panel: IRS Publications 3, 525, 570, 587, 590-A, 590-B, and 974, and selected IRS forms and instructions revised or released by the IRS after we posted release 2020.01e, including revised IRS instructions for Form 2210-F.

Release 2020.01e differs from Release 2020.01d as follows:

•   Forms added to ALL levels:
  •   Form 2210 added (including Schedule AI and Form 2210-F) for figuring the penalty for Underpayment of Estimated Tax.
  •   Form 4868 added for applying for a 6-month Automatic Extension of Time to File.
  •   Form 8814 added to include a child's interest and dividend income with the parents' income on the parents' tax return on the parents' by filing a Parents' Election to Report Child's Interest and Dividends.
•   Form added to Standard and Premium Levels:
  •   Form 6198 for figuring At-Risk Limitations for income or loss from business or investments.
•   Forms added to Premium Level only:
  •   Form 2120 added to provide a Multiple Support Declaration of other taxpayers who provide support for dependents you claim.
  •   Form 4255 added to figure the additional tax resulting from Recapture of Investment Credit.
  •   Form 8332 added to submit a Release or Revocation of Release of Claim to Exemption for Child of Custodial Parent.
  •   Form 8586 added to claim the Low-Income Housing Credit.
  •   Form 8594 added to provide an Asset Acquisition Statement (Under Section 1060).
  •   Form 8828 added to figure the tax resulting from Recapture of Federal Mortgage Subsidy.
•   IRS documents added or revised (Standard and Premium Levels only) for access from the Tax Preparer Control Panel: IRS Publications 17 and 969, and selected IRS forms and instructions revised or released by the IRS after we posted release 2020.01d, including Form 2210 and its instructions, which were just released today!

Release 2020.01d differs from Release 2020.01c as follows:

•   Form 4562 added for figuring Depreciation and Amortization. Recent legislation that caused the IRS to revise their instructions after the tax season had started is supported, including the special recovery periods for Indian reservation property and bonus depreciation for second generation biofuel plant property.
•   Form 2106 added for figuring the deduction for Employee Business Expenses for certain favored employee groups.
•   Form 8829 added for figuring Expenses for Businss Use of Your Home for use in conjunction with Schedule C when your prefer not to use the Simplified Method.

Release 2020.01c differs from Release 2020.01b as follows:

•   Forms added to ALL levels:
  •   Schedule H added for figuring Household Employment Taxes.
  •   Form 2441 added for claiming credit for Child and Dependent Care Expenses.
  •   Form 3903 added for figuring the deduction for Moving Expenses for certain military personnel.
  •   Form 8283 added for reporting details of Noncash Charitable Contributions.
  •   Form 8863 added for claiming Education Credits (American Opportunity and Lifetime Learning Credits).
  •   Form 8867 added for Paid Preparers Due Diligence Checklist, which is mandatory for all returns prepared by a paid preparer that include the Earned Income Credit, the American Opportunity Tax Credit, the Child Tax Credit (including the Additional Child Tax Credit), the Credit for Other Dependents, or use the Head of Household filing status.
  •   Form 8880 added for claiming Credit for Qualified Retirement Savings Contributions, including IRAs.
•   Form added to Standard and Premium Levels:
  •   Form 8962 added for claiming the Premium Tax Credit or figuring the tax liability stemming from excessive reduction of premiums due to income that exceeds estimates you made when buying health insurance through a Health Insurance Marketplace.
•   Form added to Premium Level only:
  •   Form 8862 added to provide Information To Claim Certain Credits After Disallowance, which is mandatory for claiming affected credits after having previously been reduced or disallowed. Affected credits are the Earned Income Credit, the American Opportunity Tax Credit, the Child Tax Credit (including the Additional Child Tax Credit), and the Credit for Other Dependents.
•   Printout order revised to reflect the IRS change in attachment sequence number for Form 6252 (to 67, from 79 in years past).
•   On-screen labels changed for the Schedule D Tax Worksheet to correct line references and Schedule 3 to clarify the heading for Part II.
•   Minor printout aesthetics changed for Schedule D (draft printout only), Form 4797 (graphic printout only), and Form 6781 (draft printout only).
•   IRS documents added or revised (Standard and Premium Levels only) for access from the Tax Preparer Control Panel: IRS Publications 515, 557, 561, and selected IRS forms and instructions revised or released by the IRS after we posted release 2020.01b.

Release 2020.01b differs from Release 2020.01a as follows:

•   Schedule D Tax Worksheet added to compute the lower tax allowed qualified dividends, capital gain distributions, and other capital gains. This worksheet is used for all calculations where the IRS calls for use of the Qualified Dividends and Capital Gains Tax Worksheet or the Schedule D Tax Worksheet. CAUTION: If you previously prepared any returns with qualified dividends or capital gain distributions, you must force a recalculation of the entire return after installing this update. In order to do this, you should change your entry for line 3a of Form 1040, press the Recalc Key (ctrl-B or shift-F8), change the entry back to its proper value, then press the Recalc Key again. Note that the capital gains calculations are normally reflected in line 12a of Form 1040 only after the final recalculation of the return.
•   Schedule D and Form 8949 added for reporting capital gains and losses.
•   Form 4797 added for reporting sales of business property, which can result in capital gains.
•   Form 4952 added (Standard and Premium Levels only) for figuring the investment interest expense deduction for Schedule A.
•   Form 6252 added for reporting income from installment sales. TIP: The IRS has changed the rules for preparing this form. In the past, you were instructed to complete Part I only in the year of the sale. But now you must complete it every year that the installment agreement is still in effect, although it won't change after the first year.
•   Form 6781 added (Premium Level only) for reporting gains and losses from section 1256 contracts and straddles.
•   Form 8948 added (Standard and Premium Levels only) for preparers to explain to the IRS why they are not e-file the return to which the form is attached.
•   IRS documents added or revised (Standard and Premium Levels only) for access from the Tax Preparer Control Panel: IRS Publications 463, 575, 590-A, and selected IRS forms and instructions either inadvertently omitted from earlier releases or released by the IRS after we posted release 2020.01a.

Release 2020.01a differs from Release 2020.01 as follows:

•   Serious problems with official printouts of Form 1040 elimated! These problems, which plagued Tax Preparer 1040 last year and the first release this year, resulted in print freezes or garbled printouts for Form 1040 under a variety of circumstances, and required us to bypass some traditional features of our Complete Returns printouts. However, ALL of the problems have been eliminated, so that you now once again have the option of printing cover and billing letters with a complete return, and any supporting statements for Form 1040 are printed with the return rather than a separate session. And you can print Form 1040 as many times as you want in the same session!
•   Dependent Worksheet translation revised to eliminate a problem that could arise if any of your prior-year Dependent Worksheets indicated qualification for the new Credit for Other Dependents. Under that condition, the count for the number of dependents qualified for that credit would be wrong, thereby affecting the credit on line 13a of Form 1040. For a return that exhibits this problem, you can repair the damage to the data by removing all Dependent Worksheets then, once all are gone, reenter all data on the worksheets anew.
•   Schedule E added for reporting income and loss from rental real estate, royalties, partnerships, S corporations, estates, trusts, REMICs, and farm rentals.
•   Form 3800 added for consolidating the reporting of business credits.
•   Form 4835 added for reporting farm rental income and expenses.
•   Form 8582 added to determine passive activity loss limitations.
•   Form 1040, Schedules EIC, F, and SE, and Form 8812 revised for clarity by correcting certain line references, repositioning certain lines or supporting statment cross-references, and correcting certain line labels. None of the changes affect calculations.
•   IRS documents added or revised (Standard and Premium Levels only) for access from the Tax Preparer Control Panel: IRS Pub. 559, Form 8900 and instructions, Form 1040ES and instructions, and instructions for forms 8845, 8911, and 1040-NR.