Does the home accessibility expense need to go on the spouse with the lower income when filing a joint return (this is what Turbo Tax seems to be forcing)?

RaymondRaw — Thu, 17 Apr 2025 01:24:51 GMT

Re: Does the home accessibility expense need to go on the spouse with the lower income when filing a joint return (this is what Turbo Tax seems to be forcing)?

JoanneLH — Sat, 19 Apr 2025 14:11:15 GMT

The Home accessibility expenses tax credit can be shared by qualified or eligible individuals.

You will find the fields to allocate a portion or the full amount of the eligible expenses at the bottom of the form or entry screen.

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Does the home accessibility expense need to go on the spouse with the lower income when filing a joint return (this is what Turbo Tax seems to be forcing)?

Re: Does the home accessibility expense need to go on the spouse with the lower income when filing a joint return (this is what Turbo Tax seems to be forcing)?