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The White House released a picture of the president signing the legislation at the Resolute Desk. In a brief statement, Biden thanked Democratic and Republican congressional leaders for their partnership, a cordial message that contrasted with the rancor that initially characterized the debt debate. “No matter how tough our politics gets, we need to see each not as adversaries, but as fellow Americans,” Biden said in a video message released after the signing. He said it was important to “stop shouting, lower the temperature, and work together to pursue progress, secure prosperity and keep the promise of America for everybody.” Biden touted the achievements of his first term as he runs for reelection, including support for high-tech manufacturing, infrastructure investments and financial incentives for fighting climate change. He also highlighted ways he blunted Republican efforts to roll back his agenda and achieve deeper cuts. Biden’s remarks were the most detailed comments from the Democratic president on the compromise he and his staff negotiated. He largely remained quiet publicly during the high-stakes talks, a decision that frustrated some members of his party but was intended to give space for both sides to reach a deal and for lawmakers to vote it to his desk. The legislation also bolsters funds for defense and veterans, cuts back some new money for the Internal Revenue Service and rejects Biden’s call to roll back Trump-era tax breaks on corporations and the weal...

The code of DCB stands for Dependent Care benefits, meaning that some part of the amount in Box 10 on your W-2 became taxable. What does DCB stand for on a tax return? The maximum expense that can be used to calculate the child and dependent care credit is $3,000 for one child or $6,000 for two or more children, reduced by any excluded dependent care benefit (DCB) received. Is DCB taxable? Dependent Care Benefits (DCB) are taxable if not used for qualified child care expenses, so until you’ve entered those expenses TurboTax will treat the DCB as taxable. (Because you’re already not paying tax on the DCB, you don’t get to take a credit on those same expenses.) Why am I being taxed on dependent care benefits? Box 10 is for the dependent care FSA contributions for the year. Unless you have childcare expenses during the year that qualify to offset the amount, then it becomes taxable income. How does Box 10 on W-2 affect taxes? Box 10 of your W-2 shows the total amount of dependent care benefits that your employer paid to you or incurred on your behalf. You must complete Part III of Form 2441, Child and Dependent Care Expenses to figure the amount, if any, that you can exclude from your income. What is DCB on W-2? The code of DCB stands for Dependent Care benefits, meaning that some part of the amount in Box 10 on your W-2 became taxable. What does line 1 of 1040 include? Line 1 is for all income reported on your W-2 forms, which you should attach when you file. Taxable interes...

If there are dependent care benefits reported on line 10 of your W-2, you need to fill out the information for child care. The IRS requires Form 2441 if there are dependent care benefits reported on your W-2 or the benefits must be reported on your return as an addition to wages and salaries on line 7 of Form 1040. The IRS kicked back my taxes because they said that the w2 income as shown on Line 7 of the 1040 didn't match my W2. However, looking at your post, it makes sense why- being that "DCB" was indicated on Line 7. Also, I did incude the Form 2441 with my return, so I'm not clear why I'm being told there's a discrepancy. Any ideas? This is a user to user forum. You can probably get help from this forum by providing more detail on what the IRS notice says**. If you purchased Audit Defense for your tax return, call Tax Resources, Inc. at 877-829-9695, or report your notice on their web site at If you did not purchase Audit Defense, start by downloading and running the Audit Support Center at the following link. (scroll down for more options) **It's not clear what the IRS is disallowing. For, example are they saying your DCB on line 7 does not qualify you for EIC?