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Good morning.   Thank you for your response. I have a few follow up questions. Know that I need as many details as possible. LOL   What am I supposed to do?  Here is what I know:  My son is 25 and is in college full time.  He lives with me and I provide for him I claimed him on my taxes. He had a summer job and made about $4,900 On my son's return I made the mistake of saying no one was claiming him but I did.  My tax return was submitted and accepted. IRS rejected his return because I said no one was claiming him. My oversight. My son does not owe taxes but is set to receive a refund.  My questions are as follows:   You advised: the information about you and your dependents is in the Personal Info tab.   My question:  Is this correction made on MY return or my SON's return?    You advised: Go to that tab and click Continue, and you will see section for your dependent on their return to review the questions again and make any needed changes.   My questions:  What exactly is the correction? On my return he is my dependent. On his return I said that no one claimed him. I do not see where I can change the statement on his return that no one is claiming him to someone else is claiming him.    What needs to be changed? How do I proceed? I hope this is clarifies my confusion. I appreciate your help. I am anxious and want to get this resolved as soon as I can.    thank you!    

No worries. If you scheduled the payment for April 15th and your return was accepted, the IRS considers the payment "on time" even if the actual bank debit doesn't happen until the 17th or 18th.   To verify that you entered the payment details correctly, you need to check your Federal Information Worksheet. This form is not printed in your return that is sent to the IRS but it is a worksheet in your return. Here is how to check it after you filed your return.   If you used TurboTax Online and filed, here is how to access the form.    Log into your TurboTax account Wehn you reach the landing page showing that the return is accepted, scroll to the bottom and select "Add a State" Go to tax tools>Print Center Select 2025 Federal return When the Drop-down appears, select Include government and TurboTax worksheets (optional) Now search for your Federal Information Worksheet. This may take a lot of searching. Once there, look for Part V ' Direct Deposit or Direct Debit Information All the information should be there. If it is, the IRS also has this information.     

Things you can try are:   Select Resend verification code to request another code. Make sure you leave the TurboTax window open, as closing it will invalidate the code. Open another tab or window or use a different browser to check your email for the code. If you're using a mobile device, it's okay to open your email app or another tab in your browser. Just keep TurboTax open in the background and return when you've got your code. If you still have issues, you can contact us.   What if I'm having trouble with my filing verification code?

It depends. The following information will help you know which income items to include in your local return. It sounds like your locality is looking for only the earned income.    It helps to think of earned income as money you work for, as opposed to passive income like interest, dividends, or rental income if you're not in the business of renting out home properties.     The IRS defines earned income as: Taxable income you earned as an employee, such as wages, salaries, commissions, and tips Profits from operating your business or farm Long-term disability pay, if received before the minimum retirement age Union strike benefits The IRS also gives you the option of treating nontaxable combat pay (code Q in box 12 of your W-2) as earned income for the Earned Income Credit (EIC).   The IRS defines unearned income as: Taxable income from investment-type income such as taxable interest, ordinary dividends, and capital gain distributions.  It also includes unemployment compensation, taxable social security benefits, pensions, annuities, cancellation of debt, and distributions of unearned income from a trust.

In TurboTax Online Premium, capital loss carryforward may be found by following these steps:        Down the left side of the screen, click Federal. Down the left side of the screen, click Wages & Income. Scroll down to Investments and Savings and click the down arrow to the right. Click to the right of Capital Loss Carryover.

This is still happening in 2026. You are not alone and this is a Turbo Tax problem NOT a you problem. I filed last year for 2024, even went to the very END of the process. (Judging by where I found the program when I checked) I received the email & text messages stating that my return had been pending then accepted. IRS got paid $172 direct debit from my account. Now when I tried to file for 2025 it would not accept the AGI from 2024, I tried half a dozen times. I went to the IRS website for a transcript and THAT'S how I found out that TT didn't efile for me. This seems to be happening to more and more people and TT is just trying to sweap it under the rug by claiming that people made a mistake.

The is a public forum.  Please remove your phone number.   No one from this user community forum can call you.   Once a tax return has been Accepted by the IRS or a State, TurboTax receives no further information concerning the tax return or the status of any tax refund.  Only the taxpayer listed on the tax return can obtain the status of a tax refund or a tax return.

No, Native Americans who live and work on their reservation in Nebraska are generally not subject to Nebraska state income taxes. The reservation is treated similarly to another state, meaning they are considered nonresidents for state tax purposes, provided their income is derived from sources within the reservation. See Taxation of Native Americans Living on an Indian Reservation.

@washingtontaylorj00    A few hundred wouldn't be unusual. ...BUT... The main thing you should do is "edit" every tax form you entered into the software, to make sure all the $$ entries are in the correct boxes on each and every form.   Especially if you uploaded a picture or PDF of your W-2....that type of loading can result in errors of the $$ entered in some boxes...thus re-checking the values in every box on your tax form is critical.    

Yes, the excise tax is paid each year until the excess is removed, which includes earnings. it never stops until the required amount is removed. Concur with AnnetteB6 and DavidD66 information posted earlier.   @softaxes6 

To whom it may concern,   I have been overcharged consistently for the last several years my bank helped me with the last charge and then this year the same thing happened again I don't understand why is this happening I just want to be credited for what I did not receive my form was a 1040 just regular form.

Could you clarify what PIN are you referring​ to? The IRS IP PIN (Identity-Theft Protection PIN number) which is a 6 Digit PIN issued every year by the IRS for you to file electronically, or the 5-digit TurboTax PIN, which is a number you created as a signature.   If you need the IP PIN, you should have received a letter from the IRS with the PIN included. If you didn't receive the letter, you can create an account on the IRS website (if you don't have one) to retrieve it. See the link below:  Get an identity protection PIN (IP PIN)   If you need the PIN ‌to e-file your tax return, you will need either last year's self-created 5-digit PIN, or last year's AGI (adjusted gross income). Your 5-digit PIN isn't saved anywhere; in this case you can use you AGI instead. Your last year AGI is located within your prior-year tax documents Form 1040, Line 11. How do I find last year's AGI?  

Are you sure you are in the same account?  If you already paid, and are being asked for another payment it is very possible that you are in the wrong account.   How can I view all my TurboTax accounts?