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March 14, 2026
3:57 AM
Wrongfully charged
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March 14, 2026
3:55 AM
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@dbdd3 Did you find it yet? _________________________________ No MAC people have responded, so I'll give it a shot. If you are looking at the final save to PDF that is presented when filin...
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@dbdd3 Did you find it yet? _________________________________ No MAC people have responded, so I'll give it a shot. If you are looking at the final save to PDF that is presented when filing during the actual filing steps...there are other ways to save the PDF that "should" allow you to create just the Filing copy. ________________________ In the Windows version (that I use), there are two separate selections in the "File" dropdown menu that let you generate a PDF to print later. 1) Save to PDF and 2) Print. _____________________ In the Windows version...both of those selections generate a pop-up that lets you select the File-only copy, or two options for the extended files. If the MAC version also has both of those selections, and the one you tried didn't work...try the other one.
March 14, 2026
3:52 AM
ERPS fee
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March 14, 2026
3:33 AM
Don’t want to mail return, want to have tax pro do the filing
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March 14, 2026
3:27 AM
Hello - PLEASE HELP! I had 2 home offices in 2025 - home office 1 was through september and the home office 2 started 10-1-2025. Expenses for each home office differ. Square footage of each room ...
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Hello - PLEASE HELP! I had 2 home offices in 2025 - home office 1 was through september and the home office 2 started 10-1-2025. Expenses for each home office differ. Square footage of each room differs, for example. The percent of utilities used for each home office differs, for example. Turbo tax is asking me how long i spent in each home office. Now, by looking at raw dates: i spent the first 9 months of 2025 in home office 1 and the last 3 months in home office 2 - which is 75%, and 25%, respectively I have the option to merge the two home office expenses and write them off as one singular home office OR account for each separately. My question is: what is the most accurate way or best way to account for this situation in turbo tax? I want to take the full deduction I deserve. Even though I was only in home office 2 for 3 months of 2025, the expenses were large. For example, the portion of my rent proportioned for home office 2 is larger than home office 1, and so the expenses at home office 2 were NOT just 25% of the year's expenses, they were closer to 40% or 50% in short - home office 2 is much more expensive than home office 1 I'm saying i spent 25% of the year at home office 2, and i'm writing off 30% of the rent paid at this location because i use my home office so much for work - will that rental deduction be fully accounted for? or is there a better way to do this? I've heard you can merge your home office expenses into one home office for the year and just average everything out. For example, instead of having 2 home offices to deduct ( 1 for 9 months and 1 for 3 months ) - just merge the two and say i had one home office all year. I paid X in rent, i paid this much in utilities. etc., etc., But then how does that above situation work when 10% of my PGE bill was deducted for home office 1 and 30% is deducted for home office 2? ( i lived with people in the first location and don't any more - so more of the utilities are used for my home office during working hours ) Currently: i'm writing them off as 2 separate offices and saying i spent 75% of my time at home office 1 and 25% at home office 2 ( problem with this again is that my rent at home office 2 is very large and i only said I spend 25% of my time there ). I'm just worried i won't get my fulll deduction this way I'm starting to think the more accurate way is to find a way to average the two and merge them into ONE home office. Again, i never had 2 home offices at once. TLDR: have 2 sets of home office expenses to account for during 2025 and trying to figure out how to account for them on my 2025 taxes in turbo tax. Do i merge them into one home office or write them off as separate home offices? I'm worried the latter option ( separate home offices ) wont get me the deduction i deserve
March 14, 2026
2:54 AM
Thanks. Seems to work after I did some overrides to clean out the 5329 and get it deleted.
March 14, 2026
2:53 AM
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March 14, 2026
2:25 AM
Thank you for this clear information
Account number 000-99999 only use portion after the - 99999
SS Number with dashes 000-00-0000 include the dashs
3 Captcha sheets
Import Succe...
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Thank you for this clear information
Account number 000-99999 only use portion after the - 99999
SS Number with dashes 000-00-0000 include the dashs
3 Captcha sheets
Import Success
Next Fund, Ooops there is a problem. It seems Franklin wants a significant amount of time between attempts to import.
It would have been much quicker and easier to type in the information than try to import.
The problem is I went paperless, and trying to find the documents on Franklin's website is equally frustrating.
March 14, 2026
2:21 AM
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March 14, 2026
2:20 AM
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March 14, 2026
1:47 AM
On desktop version, connected to Merrill with credentials. It tries to download but finally get this error. Something unexpected happened and we can’t connect to Merrill.
Try again in a few hours. ...
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On desktop version, connected to Merrill with credentials. It tries to download but finally get this error. Something unexpected happened and we can’t connect to Merrill.
Try again in a few hours. (590)
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March 14, 2026
1:31 AM
did amend your tax through Turbo tax mean to cancel the previous submission to IRS?
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March 14, 2026
1:22 AM
The bank rejected the deposit so it was sent back to intuit third party bank for them to issue a paper check.. How long does it take to receive
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March 14, 2026
1:16 AM
Do I still need to file an amended return for 2024 if I received a 2025 1099-R with PJ in box 7? No additional taxes are owed from this 1099-R related to 2024 and the funds were contributed to a Roth...
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Do I still need to file an amended return for 2024 if I received a 2025 1099-R with PJ in box 7? No additional taxes are owed from this 1099-R related to 2024 and the funds were contributed to a Roth-IRA so the contributions have already been taxed. For me the funds were invested but withdrawn March 2025 so before the filing deadline. My withdrawn funds resulted in a loss. Original contribution was $7,000 and gross distribution in box 1 is $6,675.84. I have a PJ in box 7 and no information in any other box besides a $0.00 in box 2a. Thank you for your help!
March 14, 2026
1:12 AM
No one here can track them for you, but we can tell you how to do it. First, you need to be sure your efiled state return was successfully filed. Since you efiled, be sure your efiled state ret...
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No one here can track them for you, but we can tell you how to do it. First, you need to be sure your efiled state return was successfully filed. Since you efiled, be sure your efiled state return was accepted. If you used Online TurboTax, you can check by looking at the Tax Home in your Online account. Then here's how to get to your state's refund lookup tool. FAQ: How do I track my Oklahoma state tax refund? https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-refund/track-oklahoma-tax-refund/L7sV4AYwi_US_en_US
March 14, 2026
1:02 AM
Can you track my Ok state taxes which were Efiled on 2/3/26.
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March 14, 2026
12:54 AM
The taxpayer enters the RMD portion of the 1099-R, which can not exceed line 1. Each spouse must take their own RMD. One spouse cannot take less and the other more, so that the total for the two taxp...
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The taxpayer enters the RMD portion of the 1099-R, which can not exceed line 1. Each spouse must take their own RMD. One spouse cannot take less and the other more, so that the total for the two taxpayers equals the separate amounts required.
If the RMD for one spouse was $80k but took $50K from one of their IRAs (on line 1) and made a $20K QCD, the RMD would still be $50K on that 1099-R. They would have to take $30K from another of their IRAs to meet their RMD requirement. On the second 1099-R, they would indicate an RMD no more than what's on line 1.
If $80K was indicated as the RMD on the first 1099-R, TurboTax would think there was a deficiency of $30K and produce a 5329 (even if the $30K was indicated as the RMD on their second 1099-R).
March 14, 2026
12:52 AM
@ aldanams Here's a fast way to get to the entry of a 1099-MISC for the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend. With your return open, go to the left column menu and click on TAX TOOLS, then TOOLS. I...
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@ aldanams Here's a fast way to get to the entry of a 1099-MISC for the Alaska Permanent Fund Dividend. With your return open, go to the left column menu and click on TAX TOOLS, then TOOLS. In the Tools window click the blue button TOPIC SEARCH. In the search line enter the phrase Alaska fund without quotes. Choose the selection in the results (it may be highlighted already), and either double-click it or click GO. The next screen may ask: "Did you get a 1099-MISC?" {NOTE: If you had already been in that 1099-MISC area before, you may get a 1099-MISC Summary screen, in which case click a button to add another 1099-MISC.] After you enter the boxes from your 1099-MISC, you will get a screen "Describe the reason for this 1099-MISC." Just enter "Alaska permanent fund dividend". On the next screen, it will ask: "Do any of these uncommon situations apply?" Again choose "This was an Alaska Permanent Fund dividend distribution." Continue until you finish that section, and you will probably arrive at a "1099-MISC Summary". Scroll down to a DONE button. After clicking DONE, you should be back at the summary "Your income and expenses."