You can go through a section in your state return to generate the vouchers.
See the following TurboTax help article for details and instructions:
Can TurboTax calculate the estimated paym...
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You can go through a section in your state return to generate the vouchers.
See the following TurboTax help article for details and instructions:
Can TurboTax calculate the estimated payments for next year's state taxes?
The personal info area asks current (on 12/31/2024) and prior states. I need a prior prior state area. I added the third state in the “other state income” area but it’s treating it as a non-resident s...
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The personal info area asks current (on 12/31/2024) and prior states. I need a prior prior state area. I added the third state in the “other state income” area but it’s treating it as a non-resident state. I lived in CT from Jan - June, NC from Jul - Nov, then SC in Dec. SC is my “current state” and NC is my “prior state”. I can’t find a way to enter CT residency.
My dependent children reside in NJ (since I am claiming them and I reside in NJ). I have 2 different college students attending colleges in NY and PA. They both have received scholarships that exce...
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My dependent children reside in NJ (since I am claiming them and I reside in NJ). I have 2 different college students attending colleges in NY and PA. They both have received scholarships that exceed the qualified educational costs and have paid for all (in one case) and a portion (in the other case) of room and board. My question is: Which state am I responsible for paying state taxes on for the taxable scholarship money (used for room and board)? If you could clarify the situations for PA and NY respectively, that would be appreciated! Thanks!
The Roth contribution is not reported on your 1040, but you should tell TT about the contribution. It will check to make sure you were eligible and it will keep track for future years to make sure yo...
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The Roth contribution is not reported on your 1040, but you should tell TT about the contribution. It will check to make sure you were eligible and it will keep track for future years to make sure you pay the least tax when you take out of the Roth.
This help page describes how to do it.
https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/retirement-benefits/enter-traditional-roth-ira-contributions/L8v46WhmF_US_en_US?uid=m9igymqm
1. Uninstall/remove the current version of Microsoft C++. 2. Download and install the latest version from Microsoft. 3. Restart you computer, start Turbo Tax.
@ Careadult2000 I believe rejection code REJ001 indicates that the state return has been rejected because the Federal return has not been accepted yet. When you look at the Tax Home page, what...
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@ Careadult2000 I believe rejection code REJ001 indicates that the state return has been rejected because the Federal return has not been accepted yet. When you look at the Tax Home page, what's the efile status of your efiled Federal return? Does it show as pending, accepted, rejected, or something else?
Yes, you will have to pay VA yourself for the tax that should have been withheld by your employer. You wouldn't pay with an Estimated Tax Voucher, because that's for the upcoming year (2015). Instead...
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Yes, you will have to pay VA yourself for the tax that should have been withheld by your employer. You wouldn't pay with an Estimated Tax Voucher, because that's for the upcoming year (2015). Instead, you'll pay with Form 760- Tax Due Payment Coupon, which can be printed out with your VA return, or you can choose Direct Debit in TurboTax when you file.
Since the extension was rejected, the IRS did not receive the tax payment.
Go to this IRS payment website and use Direct Pay. You can make the tax payment for the extension and automatically g...
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Since the extension was rejected, the IRS did not receive the tax payment.
Go to this IRS payment website and use Direct Pay. You can make the tax payment for the extension and automatically get the extension for the tax return - https://directpay.irs.gov/directpay/payment?execution=e1s1
You may be able to get a clue on the second page of your tax return
You can preview your tax return by going to:
On the menu bar on the left that shows.
Select Tax Tools
On the d...
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You may be able to get a clue on the second page of your tax return
You can preview your tax return by going to:
On the menu bar on the left that shows.
Select Tax Tools
On the drop-down select Tools
Tip: If you don't see the dropdown for Tools,
Minimize the federal and state options using the down arrow.
On the popup menu
Select View Tax Summary
On the left sidebar
Select Preview my 1040.
On the second page
Line 25 a - d and line 26
Shows where the withholdings came from
Storage unit fees are not deductible unless the storage locker is used for your business or in some rare cases maybe as a moving expense (only some military moves, maybe).
If it's used in your ...
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Storage unit fees are not deductible unless the storage locker is used for your business or in some rare cases maybe as a moving expense (only some military moves, maybe).
If it's used in your business, I would enter it in the closest business expense category or as an other business expense.
"Yes, you have until April 15th to file your 2021 return, unless you actually filed an extension (Form 4868) for your 2021 return in which case, you have until October 15, 2025 to file your 2021 retu...
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"Yes, you have until April 15th to file your 2021 return, unless you actually filed an extension (Form 4868) for your 2021 return in which case, you have until October 15, 2025 to file your 2021 return." What do you mean by "actually filed an extension"? is there any way to get an extension without filing for it? In my case, I read that submitting an Extension Payment on IRS.gov counts as filing Form 4868, and it reflects this on my account.
