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Realizing that this is WAY after the fact, but I just ran into the same scenario for my daughters that share the same first initial.  Nearly identical, I did one return, saved it, and then did the second return and erroneously saved it with the same name.  Both returns had been submitted, so getting an 'e-file confirmation was going to be difficult.   Fortunately, I use Google Drive for nearly everything.  So, I was able to locate the file within the web version of Google Drive, and through "manage versions" I was able to find the first file.  I downloaded the file to my local hard drive, changed the file name to one of my daughters' full name, and put the file back up in my Google Drive with the rest of them.  Upon restarting TT I found both files, intact.  Once I opened them, the system was able to verify that they had been accepted.   I dodged a bullet there!!!  I hope this helps someone else going forward.

Thank you so much for your response!  I cannot express my appreciation enough! To answer your questions...   Parent Student is a dependent box 1 $14,796 box 5 $35,849 no no yes- $5,017 tuition box 1 $36,934.82 box 2 $21,359.34 Student is on 1099Q Room and Board $11,672 Unsure about other qualified expenses - roughly $1,000 for a computer I think Additional income- roughly $2,000 from internships yes undergrad full time

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Your company  would have filled out the tax paperwork. a sch C sole proprietor - has a sch C on your return, nothing else to add a partnership or a corporation - gives a k-1 for your tax return If you are a sole proprietor: How does starting a business affect my taxes? Where do I enter Schedule C? Where do I enter my self-employment business expenses, like home office, vehicle mileage, and supplies?   If you are not a sole proprietor: See Business structures

IRS Schedule A Itemized Deductions is used to reported itemized deductions rather than to claim the standard deduction on your IRS form 1040 income tax return.   To input 'total sales tax rate, in TurboTax Premium Online, select Deductions & Credits, then Estimates and Other Taxes Paid, then Sales Tax.

On the page "We see you have Section 199A income," check the box for the choice that fits the income reported on the K-1 (if you have only dividends, check the second box).   On the page "We need some information about your 199A income," check the box for business income and enter an amount in at least one of the boxes that appear (business, rental, royalty, other income).   You can leave the other boxes blank if the additional information with the K-1 doesn't specifically mention these items.   Check "none of these apply" under Uncommon Adjustments.   For the question "Do you want to provide more info..." check the "No" box unless your income is greater than the amount on the "yes" line.   If you have other questions about Statement A, you may need to contact the company that sent you Schedule K-1.  

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No.  If this is part of an accountability plan, where they reimburse you for the use you have for work after you give them your bill, you would not need to enter it as income.   Also, any income you do receive that is taxable from the employer, should be included on your W-2.