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I'm at the TurboTax payment stage after completing my tax returns. How do I enter my 2024 Turbotax License code to get credit for what I paid for the license?
The information from Form 1095-A needs to be entered, the form cannot be uploaded. 
It is not a known issue. You can try logging out of the program and logging back in. You can also clear your cache and cookies. Please click here for instructions on how to clear your cache. Please... See more...
It is not a known issue. You can try logging out of the program and logging back in. You can also clear your cache and cookies. Please click here for instructions on how to clear your cache. Please click here for instructions on clearing your cookies.   You may also try using another browser.
When you prepare your 2024 return, TurboTax  automatically calculate your 2025 estimated tax payments and prepare 1040-ES vouchers if we think you may be at risk for an underpayment penalty next year... See more...
When you prepare your 2024 return, TurboTax  automatically calculate your 2025 estimated tax payments and prepare 1040-ES vouchers if we think you may be at risk for an underpayment penalty next year. You can also calculate your 2025 estimated taxes and generate payment vouchers by doing this: Open or continue your return. Navigate to the 1040-ES section: TurboTax Online/Mobile: Go to 1040-ES.or use magnifying glass at top right of the screen to search for 1040-es (be sure to include the dash) and select the Jump to link. Answer No to the question Do you want to change your W-4 withholdings for 2025? Answer questions about your 2025 filing status, income, and deductions. Eventually, you'll come to the Print Vouchers? screen. Answer Yes and we'll include your 2025 1040-ES payment vouchers when you print a copy of your return later.
I am on a J-1 visa and previously filed Form 1040-NR for tax years 2022 and 2023. For 2024, I will need to file Form 1040. A portion of my salary was exempt under the U.S.-India tax treaty (Article 2... See more...
I am on a J-1 visa and previously filed Form 1040-NR for tax years 2022 and 2023. For 2024, I will need to file Form 1040. A portion of my salary was exempt under the U.S.-India tax treaty (Article 22) and is reported on Form 1042-S, while the remaining taxable salary is reported on my W-2 from the university. When filing Form 1040, if I report the 1042-S income as 'Other Income' and enter it as a negative amount on Schedule 1, will this adjustment carry over to line 8 of the main 1040 form? Additionally, after applying the standard deduction to my W-2 income and factoring in the negative income adjustment based on the tax treaty, would line 15 of Form 1040 reflect a negative amount or default to zero?  Is this appropriate? Do I need to include Schedule OI? Thank you!
I received a W2 that is showing NJ and NY income.  I lived and worked in NY all year long.  There is $4 of NJ tax withheld showing on my W2.   Do I have to file a non-resident NJ return to show that ... See more...
I received a W2 that is showing NJ and NY income.  I lived and worked in NY all year long.  There is $4 of NJ tax withheld showing on my W2.   Do I have to file a non-resident NJ return to show that or can I just forego the $4 refund?
Do not enter zeros in empty fields, leave those blank.   You can ignore the Needs Review message.   Before you file, you will go through a Complete Check which will highlight and have you correct any... See more...
Do not enter zeros in empty fields, leave those blank.   You can ignore the Needs Review message.   Before you file, you will go through a Complete Check which will highlight and have you correct any real errors on your tax return.   But do not enter zeros in empty fields; just leave those blank/empty and enter your W-2 exactly as you see it.   When finished, click Continue to keep working on your return.     The needs review message does nor prevent e-file.  
Also, is this how you are doing it?    Did you download the installation software to your computer and launched the installation with the steps in this FAQ?   FAQ:  How do I get started with TurboT... See more...
Also, is this how you are doing it?    Did you download the installation software to your computer and launched the installation with the steps in this FAQ?   FAQ:  How do I get started with TurboTax desktop? https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/license-information/install-turbotax-cd-download-software-license-code/L1wFOSXur_US_en_US  
You can only use your QBI carryover loss to offset QBI. Your loss will continue to carryforward indefinitely until you generate qualified business income to offset.
Although it is not an Estimated Payment, this is where you need to go.  Below the boxes for Estimated Payments, click on 'Add Another Payment' where you can enter the date and amount you paid.   ... See more...
Although it is not an Estimated Payment, this is where you need to go.  Below the boxes for Estimated Payments, click on 'Add Another Payment' where you can enter the date and amount you paid.   @MKM26   
I was able to delete some but not all
That’s the thing it doesn’t matter what I select the same screen keeps popping up and won’t let me move on. Is this an issue with the site because I’ve tried different devices and it does the same th... See more...
That’s the thing it doesn’t matter what I select the same screen keeps popping up and won’t let me move on. Is this an issue with the site because I’ve tried different devices and it does the same thing.
Thank you for your time and help!
Thank you for your help!
@tenniseric98 , IMHO -- these are income to you.  This is because the entity giving you these  get to write off these as expenses.  However, if the value  of the  gift is under de-minimis  (  mostly ... See more...
@tenniseric98 , IMHO -- these are income to you.  This is because the entity giving you these  get to write off these as expenses.  However, if the value  of the  gift is under de-minimis  (  mostly these  are like  #25 or under   but you should look at the instructions of the applicable form ), you don't recognize this as  taxable income.   Note that the general rule is all income is taxable  unless specifically excluded by the code  AND all expenses are not deductible unless specifically allowed by the code.
Are you following the steps to amend your return using TurboTax?   The amended return will tell you if you owe or will get a refund based on the Amended return as if the original refund was recei... See more...
Are you following the steps to amend your return using TurboTax?   The amended return will tell you if you owe or will get a refund based on the Amended return as if the original refund was received (or the original tax was paid).  Could it be that the original return shows a larger refund than the Amended return meaning that you will need to pay back some of the original refund? 
If the earnings were on a W-2, you probably need to check your entries as you may have a typo.   But if the income was from self-employment, those earnings are taxed differently.   CA filing requirem... See more...
If the earnings were on a W-2, you probably need to check your entries as you may have a typo.   But if the income was from self-employment, those earnings are taxed differently.   CA filing requirements.    Look at your California tax return to see how your tax was computed.  
So you haven't recently attempted to install it?   This is a long shot, but sometimes long shots are successful.  😁     Are you using Windows, and could you have an incompletely installed Windows ... See more...
So you haven't recently attempted to install it?   This is a long shot, but sometimes long shots are successful.  😁     Are you using Windows, and could you have an incompletely installed Windows Update either installing in the background or waiting to be installed?   Or is some other software trying to update/install?
IN DETERMINING THE TAXABLE AMOUNT FOR MA, IT'S ASKING FOR ME TO ENTER PREVIOUS YEARS DISTRIBUTIONS, WHY? WHAT IF I DON'T KNOW THE TOTATALITY OF ALL THE DISTRIBUTIONS?