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February 28, 2026
1:42 PM
Could it be that I need to upgrade to a higher tier turbo tax version? Also, I work for a 100% employee owned company. I have letters from teh Alabama Department of Revenue verifying the credit, and ...
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Could it be that I need to upgrade to a higher tier turbo tax version? Also, I work for a 100% employee owned company. I have letters from teh Alabama Department of Revenue verifying the credit, and it is pre-certified in My Alabama Taxes.
February 28, 2026
1:41 PM
I have a vehicle that I purchased in 2019 and have used for business and personal since the date of purchase. The amount of business use has varied over the life of the vehicle, and I have used the s...
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I have a vehicle that I purchased in 2019 and have used for business and personal since the date of purchase. The amount of business use has varied over the life of the vehicle, and I have used the standard milage deduction the entire time. Since I am new to TurboTax this year the depreciation for the prior years the vehicle was in use is not available for TurboTax's to reference. I am using the TurboTax Home and Business 2025 desktop edition. In 2019 the purchase price of the vehicle was 29,836.96 (business in 2019 was 51.1%) As mentioned, the business use has varied but the percentage over the life of the vehicle was 38% (however in 2025 the business use was only 1.71%) I have calculated the Depreciation (using the standard mileage depreciation component) over the life of the vehicle as $12,038.10. The vehicle was "sold" in 2025 for an $8000 (trade-in credit) So from everything that I am looking at in the formulas/depreciation recapture is saying the adjusted basis of the vehicle would be (cost - depreciation) $17,798.86 Then the business portion of the adjusted basis should be (adjusted basis x business use percentage) $6,793.41 and the business portion of the sale would be $3,053.60 This seems to indicate that the business portion of the sale minus the adjusted basis of the vehicle would wind up in a loss and there shouldn't be any depreciation re-capture. However; when I follow the instructions to enter the vehicle information TurboTax is showing almost the entire business portion of the sale as a gain. What is wrong here and how do I enter the information need to make sure everything is correct?
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February 28, 2026
1:40 PM
Hello, If the money is already in your account, chances are the IRS already took the portion they were going to deduct from your check. You would know this by looking at the amount that TurboTax st...
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Hello, If the money is already in your account, chances are the IRS already took the portion they were going to deduct from your check. You would know this by looking at the amount that TurboTax stated you would receive, compared to the amount that you actually received into your bank account. you can always go on the IRS website at IRS.GOV and put in your social security number and navigate from that point. I am no expert with taxes; however, these are the exact steps I would take to lessen the stressors of this event. I really hope this helps! May the salvation of the Lord Jesus Christ be your portion. Kingdom Blessings!
February 28, 2026
1:40 PM
In years past NC tax gave a percentage credit for charitable contributions, why is this not available anymore?
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February 28, 2026
1:40 PM
The last part of my answer to another user from 2 years ago, that you posted in your response, consists of the steps to delete a form in TurboTax Online. Once you get to "Delete a Form", scroll throu...
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The last part of my answer to another user from 2 years ago, that you posted in your response, consists of the steps to delete a form in TurboTax Online. Once you get to "Delete a Form", scroll through the list and delete Form 593 and any other form you may have populated before that you wish to delete.
Then, you can start over with the steps to enter the information for California Form 593 in both your Federal and State returns. Please see the help article previously provided. I hope this is helpful.
@user17721310922
February 28, 2026
1:40 PM
If accepted by the state use this TurboTax support FAQ to check the state tax refund status - https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-refund/track-state-refund/L3jgO8PGs_...
February 28, 2026
1:39 PM
Very helpful, but the question and answer format does not come to a screen that says lets check for other credits. It just goes to the next set of questions. Then I get back to this menu (image 1) an...
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Very helpful, but the question and answer format does not come to a screen that says lets check for other credits. It just goes to the next set of questions. Then I get back to this menu (image 1) and if I click on update to the taxes and credits, it just goes back to the same question and answer list (Image 2).
February 28, 2026
1:39 PM
I purchased Turbotax Delux 2025 an only realized that it is not (in tiny text) for Windows10, so I loaded it on my Windows 10 computer and used the online product. I do not want to file it online bu...
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I purchased Turbotax Delux 2025 an only realized that it is not (in tiny text) for Windows10, so I loaded it on my Windows 10 computer and used the online product. I do not want to file it online but cannot print the return. I am advised that I can use the print tool in the left panel, but I do not have a tool section on my laptop
February 28, 2026
1:38 PM
Does "income tax due" mean that I have income for which I need to be taxed or does it mean that my income tax exceeds the amount that has already been withheld automatically from my income sources?
February 28, 2026
1:38 PM
This will depend on your financial agent and whether they are willing to send in the amount as federal tax withholding. If they will do it, you are allowed to do it.
@vettd1
February 28, 2026
1:37 PM
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I am seeing the same problem. I am on hold with Turbo Tax. Hopefully I will get an answer.
February 28, 2026
1:36 PM
Hi @rwasirius , Sorry that you ran into issues here! We cover the steps of what you might need to answer in this article here, for each step of the Needs Review process: https://deductibledu...
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Hi @rwasirius , Sorry that you ran into issues here! We cover the steps of what you might need to answer in this article here, for each step of the Needs Review process: https://deductibleduck.com/docs/how-to-guides/import-turbotax-win-mac-desktop/
February 28, 2026
1:36 PM
Thank you, I have been using Turbo Tax Home and Business on subscription for many years. I use this for my family taxes, including my children that are now young adults. As a tax preparer, I have ...
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Thank you, I have been using Turbo Tax Home and Business on subscription for many years. I use this for my family taxes, including my children that are now young adults. As a tax preparer, I have used many software platforms for professional returns since 2011. Turbo Tax is the only one that has this particular systemic issue with double or triple charging the first state return filed. It occurs because the software forces users to enter credit card information twice. Once just after entering the banking information and again after the system does an addition check and save of the return. That is a systemic flaw in the software and the reason for the double and triple billing. If Turbo Tax does not want to honor the one free state, then do not advertise it. Turbo Tax was already successfully sued for another unrelated false advertising issue, so I would think they would want to assign a team of technicians to solve this issue quickly.
February 28, 2026
1:36 PM
You might try deleting the Form 1099-Q and re-entering it to see if that helps. Perhaps there was a hidden character added to one of the fields somehow.
February 28, 2026
1:35 PM
I’m asking the same question. I definitely didn’t ask for it.
February 28, 2026
1:35 PM
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Yes, you will have a penalty simply because you made a payment late. Estimates had to paid evenly or you would have been considered as paying late since you missed a payment period, or two. This is a...
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Yes, you will have a penalty simply because you made a payment late. Estimates had to paid evenly or you would have been considered as paying late since you missed a payment period, or two. This is a factor even if your payment before January was enough to cover the 110%. The IRS is required to collect the money when it's earned as well as interest and penalty if paid late.
@disilvios1
February 28, 2026
1:35 PM
Can you please send me a number where I can speak with someone
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