[Event] MetLife & TurboTax Present: The Ask Us Anything Foru

[Event] MetLife & TurboTax Present: The Ask Us Anything Forum

Join us right here on January 28th any time between 9:00am - 5:00pm Pacific Time for a special co-branding of our Ask the Experts event series. In partnership with MetLife Legal Plans, we'll be answering any of your tax questions, such as life change... read more

New Homeowner

Hello, my husband and I recently purchased a home. The closing was on January 12, 2026. We are planing to fill out our taxes soon, but we don't know which address we need to put in our tax return: the old address or the new address? We plan to actual... read more

Lost W2. Thia is secound year in a row. Employer can not provide another. Is there a way to import my W2 or a copy of what my employer turned into the IRS. My employer uses Intuit to file with the IRS.

Partner deceased end of 2025

Partner is deceased, not married, and am not listed as "next of kin", would "next of kin" and/or significant other be able to file deceased taxes? Would there need to be a court appointed statement/legal document needed for "next of kin" to file taxe... read more

Nanny tax and Schedule H

As of 1/28/26, the Nanny Tax section of Premier is still not available. This wouldn't be surprising, except that I signed up for alerts and got one telling me that Nanny Tax, etc. has been updated and is available. Simply not true. And yes, of course... read more

1099R - Box 2a amount not being handled when there's also a rollover on form

I got a 1099-R from my 401K. I had done some rollovers this year and made a post age 59.5 withdrawal. Box 1 has the correct Gross. Box 2a has the correct taxable amount. Box 7 is coded with a "G" I presume for the rollover. That is the only code. Box... read more

Employee Stock Purchase

I have been buying stock from my employer for a few decades. I am not sure I have the cost basis for all the shares purchased. If I am to sell it, how would I calculate the taxes owed?

dependent W-2

My 16 year old daughter will be getting a job this summer. It will be part time. Can I still claim her as a dependent? Will we just need to do a separate tax return for her earnings? At what point can I no longer claim her as a dependent?

Crypto tax

First time investing in the crypto world in 2025 and I clueless about how to file it on my tax return. Questions: 1. If the broker isn't registered in the U.S and no tax forms are issued by them, do I still need to report it on my tax return? 2. Or d... read more

TT 2025 Desktop Mac - Form 1099-R validation errorI

Form 1099-R box 9a - Total Distribution does not validate with my percentage as 100%, same issue if I use the interview or directly enter in the form itself. I am on Turbo Tax 2025 for the Mac. I have a share code for my file if the agent needs it bu... read more

Work remotely in PA, live in Florida

I work 100% remotely for a healthcare system in PA, and I live in Florida. 2025 was my 1st full year living in Florida. My employer switched a couple thousand employees to fully remote early into the pandemic (like July 2020), which allowed them to g... read more

question

Is this a live video call or just an option to chat?

Work from home

My wife works from home for her company, what are some tax breaks for this?

Cost

It says start for free, but pay when you submit. If you have Metlife Legal plan is it free or does it still cost when you submit it? Also I read something that said expert advise free with Metlife Legal plan, is it true it's Free? I saw somewhere tha... read more