Episode 246

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8th Mar 2023

Uncorking Your Income: Making Adjustments on Schedule 1

In this episode of Wine and Dime, Amy Irvine is back to talk about the wonderful and illustrious 1040! Amy dives into Schedule 1, which is actually an extension of the front side of the 1040. Schedule 1 is all about additional income and adjustments to income.

What you'll learn:

  • Different income items included in Schedule 1
  • Form 4797 and Form 2550
  • Types of income need to be reported on Schedule 1
  • Pudding River Pinot Noir for International Women's Day

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I. Additional Income Items

  • Taxable refunds, credits, and offsets to state and local income taxes
  • Alimony payments received (before or after 2019)
  • Business income or loss (covered in more detail in part five)
  • Other gains or losses (reported on Form 4797)
  • Rental income (reported on Schedule E)
  • Farm income or loss (reported on Schedule F)
  • Unemployment compensation
  • Any other income received (e.g. net operating loss, gambling, foreign earned income exclusion)
  • Income from other resources (various forms may be required)
  • Alaska permanent fund dividends
  • Jury duty pay
  • Prizes or awards

II. Adjustments to Income

  • Educator expenses
  • Certain business expenses of reservists, performing artists, and fee-basis government officials.
  • Health savings account (HSA) contributions
  • Moving expenses
  • Deductible part of self-employment tax
  • Self-employed SEP, SIMPLE, and qualified plans
  • Self-employed health insurance deduction
  • Penalty on early withdrawal of savings
  • Alimony paid (before or after 2019)
  • IRA contributions
  • Student loan interest deduction
  • Tuition and fees deduction

Conclusion:

  • Schedule 1 is an important part of the 1040 tax form that covers additional income and adjustments to income.
  • By understanding what needs to be reported and deducted, taxpayers can ensure they are accurately completing their tax return.

Pudding River Winery's Pinot Noir:

  • From the Willamette Valley in Oregon, Pudding River Winery's Pinot Noir is a complex and elegant wine with a deep ruby color and aromas of cherry, raspberry, and vanilla.
  • On the palate, it has a smooth and silky texture with flavors of red fruit, spice, and a hint of earthiness.
  • This wine pairs well with grilled salmon, roasted duck, or mushroom risotto.
  • It has received high ratings from wine critics and is a great choice for those looking to explore the world of Oregon Pinot Noir.

Links discussed in this episode:

  1. The IRS website provides detailed instructions on how to fill out Schedule 1, including a line-by-line breakdown: https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/about-schedule-1-form-1040
  2. Pudding River Winery: https://www.puddingriverwinecellars.com/
  3. Oregon Wine Board: https://industry.oregonwine.org/
  4. Willamette Valley: https://willamettewines.com/

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Amy Irvine

Uncorking Amy Irvine!!

If any of you have ever met Amy, you know she is passionate about
three things. Family, Finances, and WINE! This comes through in all
that she does and all that she is. When asked to describe herself she first and foremost states, “I am a wife, a daughter, and hopefully a good friend, who happens to also be a financial planner.” Amy holds a Master’s Degree in financial planning and is a Certified Financial Planner TM , Enrolled Agent, Certified College Financial Consultant, and a Financial Wellness Coach with over 25 years of financial planning and industry experience. She is the Founder and owner of Rooted Planning Group, (Formerly known as Irvine Wealth Planning Strategies LLC), which started in 2016 and has grown to include 6 other planners and 2 part-time staff members. Amy is definitely “doing it her way” and has been recognized by her financial planning colleagues as being a “disrupter,” a title she holds close to her heart and is proud of.

Uniquely, at the age of 44, she decided to not only start her only company, but to act on what she defined as her perfect life and she splits her time between Parrish, Florida and Jasper, New York.
On her website it states, “I love what I do, but I also very much enjoy warmth, good
conversation, wine tastings, and volunteering. New York is extraordinary in the summer and fall, but so is Florida in the winter.”
In 2018, she decided it was time to take the stigma out of finances by combining her passion for finances and wine. She started a podcast called “Wine and Dime,” which highlights a different wine and financial topic each week, and she released her book combining those same two passions, titled, “Uncork Your Finances.”
Many of you may know her as one of the co-founders of the Southern Tier Women’s Financial Conference – a day of collaboration and financial education, which will be hosting it’s sixth year!
To round out her volunteering passion, she often provides financial education to the
community through the financial management program of Cornell Cooperative Extension of Steuben County, she serves on the board of Faith-in-Action of Steuben County, volunteers for various Fund For Women of the Southern Tier events, works with the finance committee of the Arts Council of the Southern Finger Lakes, and serves on the board for the Corning Painted Post Historical Society (also known as Heritage Village).
In her downtime, you’re likely to find her with a glass of red wine from one of the many Keuka or Seneca Lake wineries that she highlights in her Wine and Dime Podcast.