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April 18, 2025
3:06 PM
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April 18, 2025
3:04 PM
Did you get a K-1 as well as the W-2 from the S-Corp? If so, follow the instructions in this TurboTax FAQ.
You may be able to use the Self-Employed Health Insurance (SEHI) deduction if you'...
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Did you get a K-1 as well as the W-2 from the S-Corp? If so, follow the instructions in this TurboTax FAQ.
You may be able to use the Self-Employed Health Insurance (SEHI) deduction if you're at least a 2% shareholder in an S corporation.
To claim this deduction, the health insurance premiums must be paid or reimbursed by the S corporation and reported as taxable compensation in box 1 of your W-2. The S corporation can either purchase the policy in your name or reimburse you for the premiums you paid.
Claiming the SEHI deduction is generally more advantageous than claiming an itemized deduction. To claim the SEHI deduction in TurboTax, you will need your W-2 and the K-1 that the S corporation sent to you.
April 18, 2025
3:02 PM
No, only the income tax on the same income that Oregon is going to tax should be entered in the "Total Tax Paid to Hawaii".
@H4T3m4t2
April 18, 2025
2:59 PM
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The $3,000 stock loss does not need to be added back.
TurboTax will only calculate your MAGI if it is needed for a calculation on your tax return.
@SLYKTAX
April 18, 2025
2:59 PM
Wow, that is what I was afraid of. I DID print a PDF of the return when I sent it soI guess I can use that to go through the return and make sure it is back to what it was. One more thing is when I d...
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Wow, that is what I was afraid of. I DID print a PDF of the return when I sent it soI guess I can use that to go through the return and make sure it is back to what it was. One more thing is when I do that I assume it will still be an open return that will think I still need to e-file it. Not sure how to get it in the state of "completed". Maybe I can finalize it saying I will mail the return or something?
April 18, 2025
2:58 PM
@audreyrosemary11 , before getting into the weeds with this question :
(a) When did you enter this country with F-1?
(b) Which country are you from ?
(c) Was the F-1 entry your first en...
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@audreyrosemary11 , before getting into the weeds with this question :
(a) When did you enter this country with F-1?
(b) Which country are you from ?
(c) Was the F-1 entry your first entry ?
While you provide the answers to my questions note :
1. The exempt period of five calendar years is ONLY for having to count days present towards SPT -- nothing else.
2. Foreign students are generally immune form FICA, but this has nothing to do with the exemption status.
3. OPT /CPT etc. are still "training / learning" and therefore immune from FICA. During such period you are not an employee but a trainee and the institution providing the training is generally connected /approved for this . EAD just allows you to remain a student & have earnings during training.
I will circle back once I hear from you .
April 18, 2025
2:58 PM
April 18, 2025
2:58 PM
How to claim taxes on S Corp Owner health insurance premium (W2- Box 14)?
April 18, 2025
2:56 PM
You should not amend until the first return has fully processed and you get the first refund or your tax due payment has cleared. You can find Amend under Federal Taxes or Personal (for Home &...
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You should not amend until the first return has fully processed and you get the first refund or your tax due payment has cleared. You can find Amend under Federal Taxes or Personal (for Home & Business) Other Tax Situations How to Amend this year https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-return/amend-federal-tax-return-current-year/L7eS6o1qh_US_en_US
April 18, 2025
2:56 PM
No. Your income is taxed at the federal level and then taxed again by New Jersey.
@Tax2019Pay
April 18, 2025
2:54 PM
I do not see any JUMP TO link. When I search for IRA Contributions, the Digital Assistance only returns SEP IRA information. Can you tell me where in the forms I need to change this? I am...
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I do not see any JUMP TO link. When I search for IRA Contributions, the Digital Assistance only returns SEP IRA information. Can you tell me where in the forms I need to change this? I am amending my 2023 return now, since that is the year I over contributed, adding the 1099-R manually. Then I need to amend the 2024 return as well?
April 18, 2025
2:52 PM
Convoluted, but heh there has to be smarter people than me who can answer this. House in a trust after death of grantor. Grantor passed 12/1/22. House was idle. House was rented May 2023, income ...
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Convoluted, but heh there has to be smarter people than me who can answer this. House in a trust after death of grantor. Grantor passed 12/1/22. House was idle. House was rented May 2023, income received, expenses recorded, profit made. August 2024 House was distributed to a beneficiary's LLC. Rent continued at a profit. In December 2024 the business property was sold at a material loss i.e. December net proceeds were materially less than adjusted basis inherited from Trust. Question 1 For the period of August thru December (beneficiary LLC tax return) rental income is recorded on Sch E, yes? Question 2 Given that the rental business property was sold at a loss would this loss be picked up on 4797 AND considered ordinary Loss (which could be carried forward assuming it is greater than AGI), yes? Question 3 Would the basis be on the date of the death of the grantor or when the beneficiary LLC assumed ownership? Question 4 Would the basis be Adjusted Cost basis or FMV (stepped up basis)? That's it. I would appreciate a stab at this. I have limited understanding, but will find the answer eventually. thanks.
April 18, 2025
2:49 PM
How to start turbo downloaded I.R.S. accepted 2024 return?
April 18, 2025
2:48 PM
when you enter the 1099-MISC you will get questions whether this as 'intent to earn money'. Say No to this (as it's passive income) and it will go onto Schedule 1 and your 1040 line 8, instead of ge...
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when you enter the 1099-MISC you will get questions whether this as 'intent to earn money'. Say No to this (as it's passive income) and it will go onto Schedule 1 and your 1040 line 8, instead of generating Schedule C etc.
April 18, 2025
2:47 PM
Complicated question regarding a small HSA excess… I accidentally contributed ~$40 over my HSA limit in 2024. I mailed a request for my HSA provider to remove the small excess, and they distributed t...
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Complicated question regarding a small HSA excess… I accidentally contributed ~$40 over my HSA limit in 2024. I mailed a request for my HSA provider to remove the small excess, and they distributed the overage — but not until April 17th (2 days past tax day)… I successfully filed my return earlier this week, paying a small 6% excise penalty as it did not appear that the HSA provider would process the request by the 15th (they didn’t). However, I learned that a CPA I used previously had actually filed an extension on my behalf (he mistakenly thought I’d be using his services). Does that mean my deadline to remove the excess is actually Oct 15th? So I could amend my return — saying the excess was removed by the filing deadline? Interested to hear your thoughts. It’s a very small excess, so trying to pursue the easiest path to resolve it…
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April 18, 2025
2:47 PM
The deadline for a 2021 refund is Postmark today, April 18th 2025 unless you filed for an extension of time for your 2021 tax return.. If you put it in US Post Office mailslot today before collection...
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The deadline for a 2021 refund is Postmark today, April 18th 2025 unless you filed for an extension of time for your 2021 tax return.. If you put it in US Post Office mailslot today before collection time, it should work.
April 18, 2025
2:44 PM
Thanks for your response. Regarding the statement "You must first wait until the initial return is completely processed"—my e-filed tax return has been accepted, and I’ve already paid the tax I owed....
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Thanks for your response. Regarding the statement "You must first wait until the initial return is completely processed"—my e-filed tax return has been accepted, and I’ve already paid the tax I owed. Does this mean the process is complete, or is there anything else pending? How can I confirm that my return has been completely processed?
April 18, 2025
2:43 PM
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TurboTax usually uses the mathematical method of depreciation, rather than using the "tables". The order of the math is a bit questionable, but many other software brands do the same thing, so I ...
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TurboTax usually uses the mathematical method of depreciation, rather than using the "tables". The order of the math is a bit questionable, but many other software brands do the same thing, so I don't know if it is actually wrong or not. It very well might be right. If you don't like the way it is calculating it and if are using the CD/downloaded version, you can go into the "Forms" and into the "Asset Entry Wks". Scroll WAY down to the very bottom and check the box to use the "tables".
April 18, 2025
2:39 PM
You probably have another account, that’s common. It’s just the marketing dept. Or you used the Desktop download program. How to view all your accounts https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-suppor...
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You probably have another account, that’s common. It’s just the marketing dept. Or you used the Desktop download program. How to view all your accounts https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/account-management/many-intuit-accounts-turbotax/L9aVfKS1Z_US_en_US?uid=ll5g6zcx It's common to end up with multiple accounts. First LOG OUT of whatever TurboTax account you're logged into right now. Then use this TurboTax account recovery website to get a list of user ID's for an email address. Run the tool against any email addresses you may have used https://myturbotax.intuit.com/account-recovery/
April 18, 2025
2:36 PM
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The business use percentage is not the same as the 6.1% in your screenshot above. The 6.1% is the size of your office compared to the entire home (Line 7 of Form 8829). TurboTax uses that to dete...
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The business use percentage is not the same as the 6.1% in your screenshot above. The 6.1% is the size of your office compared to the entire home (Line 7 of Form 8829). TurboTax uses that to determine how much of your home related expenses you can deduct. This figure has nothing to do with how much of your gross income is eligible to be included on Line 8 of Form 8829.
The business use percentage is what percentage of your $6,536 gross income was earned in that office. If you do not manually enter the percentage on Line B of the Line 8 Calculation Smart Worksheet, the business use percentage will be zero. So, zero percent of your $6,536 is eligible for the deduction. None of your gross income will transfer over if the business use percentage is set to zero.
See example below - Once you update Line B, your deduction will be allowed.