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You may have other taxes besides income taxes on your return. You can look at Schedule 2 "Additional Taxes" to see what they may be.   To view your form 1040 and schedule 1 to 3:   Choose Tax Tools from your left menu bar in TurboTax Online while working in your program Choose Tools Choose View Tax Summary See the Preview my 1040 option in the left menu bar and click on it Choose the Back option in the left menu bar when you are done 

If you lived in an area that was designated a federal disaster area, and suffered a loss as a result of that loss, there was special treatment of distributions from retirement plans and IRAs.  They were exempt from the 10% penalty for early withdrawal, and they could be reported on your tax return over three years, instead of all in the year of distribution.   But you still had to report it as income.  If you want to take advantage of this, you can file an amended return for 2022 with a Form 8915 - Qualified Disaster Retirement Plan Distributions and Repayments.  Generally, an amended return (Form 1040-X) must be filed for a credit or refund within 3 years after the date the original return was filed, or within 2 years after the date the tax was paid, whichever is later.   I recommend you contact the Social Security Administration.  Benefits can be reduced if you are below the full retirement age and have earned income above a certain level; however, I have not heard of them reducing benefits due taking distributions from a retirement account.  

I read that about the brokers too. I also have a spreadsheet with the details. Sounds like this is an issue for more states than just Delaware. I just wish TurboTax would fix the software.  Thanks for confirming!

A vacation home rental is subject to restrictions, namely, that you can only deduct the portion of your expenses directly related to the rental, and some of your operating expenses and depreciation may be carried over to subsequent years rather than deducted in full.   You are not allowed to take losses on a rental property that has a mixture of personal and business use, as you mentioned, and the loss should be carried over.    However, this only applies if you use it for personal purposes more than the greater of: 14 days, or 10% of the total days it is rented to others at a fair rental price.   If your personal use did not exceed that amount, TurboTax was correct in not applying the limitation to the loss on your rental property.   You may need to step through the Rental section to make sure your rental is being designated as a passive activity to generate Form 8283.    Here's more discussion on Vacation Home Rental Loss.   @KJT17           

What type of income do you have?  Do you work or are you retired?  Pension?  Social Security? Do you have any taxes withheld?     If it is just social security, you do not need to file a return if you only have $29,000 in social security.   If you have other types of income, and you are single, your standard deduction (if you are under 65) is $14,600.  This means you would have taxable income of $14,400 which puts you in the 12% income tax bracket.  If you are not having taxes withheld, then you would owe taxes.    

Follow these steps as you go through the program: Open to PA Go through, you will probably come to You've Finished Your PA return. Locate the Underpayment Penalty Edit/ start/ update Let's have PA calculate the penalty, select NO Date tax will be paid, continue Enter PA income 2023 and 2023 tax liability Select if part year or didn't file in 2023, continue The program will determine if you paid in the required amount based on 2023 income and liability.    

If you are unable to get his SSN you will need to print and mail y our return and include a statement with his name and any info you have along with your situation (separated and no contact).  In the spot for the SSN, you can write in Unable to obtain.

The income is not taxed on the Federal income tax return.   How the income is reported in TurboTax depends upon how (or whether) the income was reported to you on your W-2.   See specific instructions in this TurboTax Help.   If this does not completely answer your question, please contact us again and provide more information.

Your basis for calculating your capital gain would be your original investment, plus income from the business you entered on your tax return over the years, less losses you deducted, plus additional amounts you invested, less amounts distributed to you before the final distribution. You would subtract that from the final distribution amount and that would be your capital gain or loss on the liquidation of your interest in the business.