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but paid for which one is my question. It's got like my whole trading history in there but it's all overlapping and there's nothing highlighted at all
To complete and file a 2023 tax return using TurboTax you would need to purchase, download and install on a personal computer one of the 2023 desktop editions from this website - https://turbotax.int... See more...
To complete and file a 2023 tax return using TurboTax you would need to purchase, download and install on a personal computer one of the 2023 desktop editions from this website - https://turbotax.intuit.com/personal-taxes/past-years-products/   A 2023 tax return can only be printed and mailed, it cannot be e-filed using TurboTax.
Florida does not have an income tax, so there is no rate.
These posts are from last year.  Could you please clarify the issue you are having so we can assist you?   @reocvri 
I paid amount due on CA 540 Form electronically, but will be filing return by mail. To what address do I send my CA 540 Form for filing by mail in this case?
Somewhere I read that I can't change quarterly accounting methods for 2024.     Just confirming that I can file 2024 individual federal tax return on 4/15/25 as calculated in Part III of Form 2210 ... See more...
Somewhere I read that I can't change quarterly accounting methods for 2024.     Just confirming that I can file 2024 individual federal tax return on 4/15/25 as calculated in Part III of Form 2210 with each quarter as 25% of the Required annual payment found on line.    Then amend 2024 return to calculate quarterly taxes using Schedule AI Annualized Income Installment Method in Form 2210 which calculates a higher AGI in the 4th quarter and lower amounts in the first 3 quarters?
It is asking for the cost or adjusted basis.  That would be the amount you paid for it.  
We received a 1099 MISC related to a legal settlement.  The amount reported in box 10 of the form represent additional earnings for a property we sold a few years ago as well as attorney fees we incu... See more...
We received a 1099 MISC related to a legal settlement.  The amount reported in box 10 of the form represent additional earnings for a property we sold a few years ago as well as attorney fees we incurred to obtain the additional earnings.  Had we received these additional earnings when we sold the property, these earnings would have been treated as long-term capital gains.  It appears when we enter them on our 2024 1040, they will be treated as regular income and thus taxed at a much higher rate.   This doesn't seem fair.   Can we go back and apply the earnings as additional capital gains in the year in which we sold the property by filing an amended return?  If not, is there a way in which we can report the earnings to reflect the fact they represent long-term capital gains?   Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!
Print your return as a PDF when you select your printer, and then save the PDF.
The problem is that your employer listed your wages as Maryland wages in box 15 on your W-2 form. The Comptroller's office in Maryland will consider the wages as taxable in Maryland based on the entr... See more...
The problem is that your employer listed your wages as Maryland wages in box 15 on your W-2 form. The Comptroller's office in Maryland will consider the wages as taxable in Maryland based on the entry on that form. You will have to contact the Comptroller's office to file a complaint.
Excellent writeup. I have been confused about this since 2019. You finally cleared it up for me. Thank you!
what is Florida’s local state tax rate?
I purchased the online download and nothing looks the same and now its asking me to pay after every business is done - I never had to do that before
There may be a high volume that is resulting in the delay.  Please see when will my tax payment go through for more details.