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wendybooth

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I've been researching that question as well. NC uses Fed taxable income as a jumping off point, and then we are given certain add-backs for situations in which NC doesn't conform to the Fed. (The addtion to standard deduction for property taxes, for example). I can't find anything which addresses the question directly, but in the absence of specific insructions to do so, I'm not making any adjustment on the NC return for the $2,400 unemployment compensation. ATX doesn't adjust it either.

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I am a NC preparer and the unemployment credit of 2400 from the Feds does not get added back in. As others have said, NC begins to calculate tax liability from the Fed income minus the std/itemized and personal exemption adjustments. The normal add back is either the difference between the Fed standard filing deduction and the NC standard deduction plus a personal exemption adjustment that depends on the number of dependents. When some one itemizes. then NC add the withholdings plus the NC exemption adjustments back in.

As for taking phone advice from the NCDOR.... that is extremly scary even if they do agree with us.

Terry D.

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