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I went to the IRS website, so I know the 2025 version of the form is available.  I check Turbotax every day, but still no update on this form.  May have to prepare it manually if they don't update so... See more...
I went to the IRS website, so I know the 2025 version of the form is available.  I check Turbotax every day, but still no update on this form.  May have to prepare it manually if they don't update soon.
I was hoping to see if someone at TurboTax - occasionally you get connected to someone who really knows their stuff there although usually not in the last year or two it seems - had a non-counterfact... See more...
I was hoping to see if someone at TurboTax - occasionally you get connected to someone who really knows their stuff there although usually not in the last year or two it seems - had a non-counterfactual method and might want to wait until I get my 1099s to contact them, but I will try your experiment.  Thanks and happy new year!
As long as you enter all of the income you received in 2025, the order in which you enter the amounts will not affect your tax due or refund.   Just make sure to enter everything as your tax document... See more...
As long as you enter all of the income you received in 2025, the order in which you enter the amounts will not affect your tax due or refund.   Just make sure to enter everything as your tax documents become available.   ALL of your 2025 income must go on the same Form 1040.
If your income permits $960 (phaseout rule) , your nominal excess contribution is $1,832 and that  amount plus a fudge factor is the amount you state on the form and for which earnings will be calcul... See more...
If your income permits $960 (phaseout rule) , your nominal excess contribution is $1,832 and that  amount plus a fudge factor is the amount you state on the form and for which earnings will be calculated.   In this case you must add a compensating fudge factor to the excess because the allocable earnings are in 2025 and that will reduce the permitted amount to below $960.   Once the money is returned, you have until April 15, 2026 to top off your 2025 contribution to the new permitted amount. -- If you find this too complex, request the return of 100%, but the total earnings will reduce your permitted contribution even more.     @shugu88 
I think I read you can go back to My Info and check that you were a student and that should make you ineligible for the savers credit.   
@user17680575701 wrote: I have been using It's Deductible within the desktop copy of TurboTax that I purchase each year.  ItsDeductible is (was) a separate program. You may have imported data... See more...
@user17680575701 wrote: I have been using It's Deductible within the desktop copy of TurboTax that I purchase each year.  ItsDeductible is (was) a separate program. You may have imported data from ItsDeductible into TurboTax but they were separate programs.
It’s saying I have a schedule 3, which I don’t. This false information is preventing me from successfully filing.
If you bought the software from a legitimate reseller, contact Support.   https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/account-management/turbotax-phone-number/L0Od33nMQ_US_en_US
Am I correct that each person of a married couple can do a IRA to HSA ?  I plan of my husband doing one (8750 plus 1000) this year and I would do one next year.  
Excellent and valid question, right? 😁 I find it rather strange that this post has been viewed 769 times as of this writing yet no response! Then again this is the community, not support.   btw, ... See more...
Excellent and valid question, right? 😁 I find it rather strange that this post has been viewed 769 times as of this writing yet no response! Then again this is the community, not support.   btw, I am the the author of this post and for some unknown reason my profile became Anonymous (assuming some system glitch), so I had to re-establish my account with the "same" user name. (and I don't understand why it shows the word "Saturday" at the bottom. When I go to edit I don't see anything!)
Is this right for 2025 or do these limits interact with each other?  Say I have $30K of net profit from schedule C.  Subtracting half my SE tax, I get $27,881.  Can I contribute all of these?: 1. Em... See more...
Is this right for 2025 or do these limits interact with each other?  Say I have $30K of net profit from schedule C.  Subtracting half my SE tax, I get $27,881.  Can I contribute all of these?: 1. Employer contribution of 20% of $27,881, which is $5,576, to a traditional Solo 401(k). 2. Employee contribution/deferral of $23,500 to a Roth Solo 401(k). 3. Employee contribution of $7,000 to a Roth IRA. That totals $36,076.  Assuming that I can find the cash, can I do all three of these?  I created the 401(k)s months ago, so there is no issue with that.
how do i go forward filing my tax there is no tab
1099R is it. I guess they sent the email to early.
Which forms do you need to enter?   The 1099R is supposed to be ready Jan 21.
The tax forms you need are now available. This is from email I received. I'm still unable to update my income.