Join us right here on Wednesday, April 3rd any time between 9:00am -
5:00pm Pacific Time for a special installment of our Ask the Experts
event series. This time, in partnership with MetLife Legal Plans, we'll
be answering any of your tax questions, ...read more
I am trying to use the online version and have the 2022 desktop version
on my computer, with last year's TT desktop file saved. When I click on
the transfer option it does not give me the option to import.
In my 2023 Federal return, I have a capital loss carryover of over
$3,000. In 2023, I moved from WA state to NY, and then from NY to CA. As
such, I was a part-year resident in both NY and CA. When calculating my
capital loss carryover for my NY and C...read more
vtg2020Posted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post a week ago by
DaveF1006
My mom passed October 2023. I filed her taxes for 2024.In 2024, we sold
her house and I'm wanting to know if there's a way to figure out how
much her taxes might be and how much we should hold in reserve in her
trust account.Is there a simple way to ...read more
I sold my second home last year.This home was originally built by my
parents back in 1986 (I lived in it as well back them) It was Gifted to
me in 2008. There are NO records at all anymore from when they built it,
other than what the Property Tax dep...read more
VTCATSPosted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post 2 weeks ago by
VTCATS
I filed single through TurboTax in 2022. I got married in 2023 and we
are filing jointly. TurboTax only brings in my 2022 income and doesn’t
give me an option to update it. It lets me add my spouses income fine
into 2023. Do I need to update the 2022...read more
My mother passed away in mid-December last year (2023). We have a tax
accountant filing her final tax return, but we're wondering what to do
about the half month that she wasn't alive, since her assets generated
income during that period (mostly accr...read more
sbsvwaPosted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post 2 weeks ago by
tagteam
For a Living Trust distributions: If I have let's say $1,000 of net
income from interest or rent I understand that I record that as a first
tier. What about distributions that exceed income but are from the sale
of property or just cash from a checki...read more
TECTopcaPosted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post 2 weeks ago by
TECTopca
Hi, For 2023 Tax year my company made an excess contribution of $38.46
as a company matching contribution and I have already maxed out my
portion of the contributions so it exceeded the 2023 IRS limit of
$7,750.I reported it to my Payroll team but th...read more
pk752rfPosted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post 2 weeks ago by
BillM223
My spouse and our child who is a US citizen lived overseas together the
whole year in 2023, but I lived in the US for work. We are filing
jointly.Is our child still counted as a dependent? Do I answer "Yes" to
"Did live with you for the whole year?"read more
ishimadaPosted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post 2 weeks ago by
DawnC
Hello, I've failed to file my taxes for the last 6 years now (I believe
the last time was back in 2017 or 2018) and now I don't know what to
do... I've moved states 2 times since then and I have worked in all 3
different states at different points in...read more
PradoPosted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post 2 weeks ago by
MonikaK1
How much should the Premium version of turbotax cost for those of us
under the Metlife legal plan? I have it showing up as costing ~$90 and
deluxe is no longer showing up as free but ~$47. FWIW - I'd recommend
that you make this clear in your adverti...read more
bryanpriorPosted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post 2 weeks ago by
DawnC
Greetings!I'm a limited partner of a multi-partner llc that held one
rental property. We sold the property last year however, the LLC is not
yet dissolved. We intend to do it this year after paying the accounting
fees and other bills from the bank ac...read more
AshPatPosted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post 2 weeks ago by
DaveF1006
NY State requires that my state taxes are the same as my total wages in
box 1 of my W-2. Given I earned ~$15k outside of New York it seems like
I'm being double taxed on that $15k. How can I prevent from being double
taxed by state?
bryanpriorPosted 2 weeks ago
| Latest post 2 weeks ago by
AmyC