How to claim your Solo401k / Keogh / SEP / SIMPLE contribution with HR Block

by | Aug 3, 2022 | Keogh Plan | 3 comments

How to claim your Solo401k / Keogh / SEP / SIMPLE contribution with HR Block




It’s simply line 16 on your 2021 Schedule 1 tax return, “Self-employed SEP, SIMPLE, and qualified plans”, but how do you specify that value when using HR Block to file your tax return for a small business or side hustle? It’s not under Deductions as you might think! Will HR Block help you calculate your Solo401k contribution?

To find the Fidelity form I use, search for “fidelity solo 401k contribution calculator” in google. The form link changes, so I’m not linking directly to it here.

This is not financial advice and I am not a financial advisor. This is simply an instructional video for how to enter a value for 2021 Schedule 1. Consult a financial or tax advisor for your tax planning needs. In order to contribute to one of these plans, you need to have net profit with a solo small business and meet other requirements….(read more)


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3 Comments

  1. Anthony Tamalonis

    Timestamps
    0:00 Intro
    1:38 Tax forms related to your contribution
    2:13 Setup business profile in HR Block
    2:50 Business expenses – HR Block vs Schedule C
    3:55 'Retirement account contributions' in HR Block
    4:59 Confirming no change to net profit
    5:35 Calculate your Solo401k contribution – Schedule SE
    6:23 Calculate your Solo401k contribution – Fidelity's worksheet
    7:30 Again, where to enter your contribution in HR Block
    7:44 Outro

  2. Abigail Tardiff

    Thank you! I was having the exact same problem. That was so kind of you to put this info up for people like me.

  3. Anne Buzzini

    Thank you! I tried speaking with several people at H&R Block and no one could answer this question.

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