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Form 8995 is the IRS form for the simplified computation of the Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction. It's filed by individual taxpayers, and some trusts and estates, who have qualified business income from a pass-through business and whose taxable income falls under the IRS threshold.
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Use Form 8995, the simplified version, when your taxable income before the QBI deduction is at or below the IRS threshold for your filing year. If your income is above that threshold, or you have certain specified service trades, you generally use the longer Form 8995-A instead.
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