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April 12, 2025
7:58 PM
She passed away in 2024
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April 12, 2025
7:56 PM
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Go through the estimated tax payments for next year section. You will be able to enter your estimates of your 2025 income and deductions to generate accurate estimated tax payment vouchers for 2025...
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Go through the estimated tax payments for next year section. You will be able to enter your estimates of your 2025 income and deductions to generate accurate estimated tax payment vouchers for 2025. How to print 1040-ES vouchers for next year
When you get to the screen below - click on Review Now - you will be able to enter your figures on the following screens.
April 12, 2025
7:56 PM
Did you guys have someone write this year's TurboTax that doesn't have it edit checked? I do not have a refund coming but instead of it just filing my return as agreed, it wants me to pay with a fed...
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Did you guys have someone write this year's TurboTax that doesn't have it edit checked? I do not have a refund coming but instead of it just filing my return as agreed, it wants me to pay with a federal return a $40 Refund Processing Fee or Credit Card in order to move forward??!! Last phrase says: "Must e-file federal return. $40 Refund Processing Fee" ????? What does that mean?
April 12, 2025
7:56 PM
Please see this TurboTax Help Article for instructions on how to view a copy your 2023 Federal Taxes: How do I view, download, or print a prior-year tax return?
Your credits will be listed on y...
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Please see this TurboTax Help Article for instructions on how to view a copy your 2023 Federal Taxes: How do I view, download, or print a prior-year tax return?
Your credits will be listed on your Form 1040, Tax and Credits section (Lines 19 and 20) and any refundable credits will be listed in the Payments section (Lines 27, 28, & 29)
April 12, 2025
7:51 PM
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April 12, 2025
7:51 PM
I removed it from my Federal but my State return keeps showing it and is hindering me from completion. Help please!
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April 12, 2025
7:49 PM
@nitramxxx Didn’t you get a screen like the one I posted above showing the amount? You must be in California. In California it is $45 (not 40) to have the $15 fee deducted from your refund.
April 12, 2025
7:46 PM
Question regarding filling personal information out on my taxes. I know my family claimed me as a dependent which is fine, but I also did work part-time in school and used this money to pay for thing...
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Question regarding filling personal information out on my taxes. I know my family claimed me as a dependent which is fine, but I also did work part-time in school and used this money to pay for things (groceries, rent, gas, etc). I selected the option: I was a full-time student. Did you support yourself? Yes Followed by: Another taxpayer can claim me as a dependent on their tax return (and will this year) : yes. Will my first response conflict with my tax return? Should I still select I did not support myself because of my status as a dependent? I just want to avoid having my return or my family's return rejected. Thanks in advance.
April 12, 2025
7:46 PM
If you transferred your 2023 info into 2024, this would be correct.
However, you can look at a copy of your 2023 return to verify this.
Check Form 1040, Line 12.
@mychulas
April 12, 2025
7:44 PM
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April 12, 2025
7:44 PM
It depends- if you were reselling tickets with the intent of making money choose self-employment income or if selling your own personal tickets choose personal item sales.
April 12, 2025
7:44 PM
To enter your 1099-R, please follow these steps:
Sign in to TurboTax and choose continue or Pick up where you left off
On the left side bar, choose Federal and then Wages & Income
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To enter your 1099-R, please follow these steps:
Sign in to TurboTax and choose continue or Pick up where you left off
On the left side bar, choose Federal and then Wages & Income
Scroll through the Income section and click the dropdown menu next to Retirement Plans and Social Security
Select Start/Revisit next to IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R)
Answer YES on the screen Did you get a 1099-R in 2024?
On the Let's import your tax info screen, Choose the box Change how I enter my form
On the How would you like to upload your 1099-R? screen, choose the Type it in myself box
Choose the 1099-R box associated with your form. (Most will be the 1st box) and click Continue
From here you can enter the information from your Form 1099-R
Walk through all of the follow-up questions until complete
April 12, 2025
7:43 PM
If you entered the 1098-T, Form 8863 was generated by TurboTax. Delete Form 8863 and if you are not reporting scholarship income, you can delete the 1098-T as well. Then try to e-file again witho...
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If you entered the 1098-T, Form 8863 was generated by TurboTax. Delete Form 8863 and if you are not reporting scholarship income, you can delete the 1098-T as well. Then try to e-file again without upgrading. If you already upgraded, you can downgrade back to Free after the education credit form is removed.
How to delete forms in TurboTax Online
How to delete forms in TurboTax Desktop
April 12, 2025
7:42 PM
TurboTax Free Edition is designed for simple tax returns that only require Form 1040 and a few specific schedules (like Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, and Student Loan Interest).
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TurboTax Free Edition is designed for simple tax returns that only require Form 1040 and a few specific schedules (like Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, and Student Loan Interest).
Here’s why you might be seeing charges and how to downgrade:
Why You Might Be Charged
Complex Tax Situations:
If your return includes forms or schedules not supported by the Free Edition (e.g., Schedule A for itemized deductions, Schedule B for interest/dividends over $1,500, or Schedule C for business income), TurboTax will prompt you to upgrade
You can check which forms are included in the Free Edition here
How to Downgrade
Switch Products:
Open your return, select Switch Products from the left menu, and choose Downgrade. Note that this option is only available if you haven't paid or registered
Or if you prefer, you can also downgrade by clearing and starting over:
Clear and Start Over:
If you haven't paid or registered yet, you can clear your return and start over with the Free Edition. Go to Tax Tools on the left side of the screen, select Clear & Start Over, and choose the Free Edition.
For more detailed guidance, you can refer to TurboTax's help articles here and here
April 12, 2025
7:42 PM
No, this should not be a problem. Utah will get a copy of your Federal Schedule E and be able to see that the Federal Rental Income amount is the net of the two separate rentals.
@Louis801
April 12, 2025
7:40 PM
I need to pay estimated taxes for 2025 but do not want to pay 110% of my 2024 taxes because I would be overpaying what I will likely owe in 2025. So I am basing 2025 income on 2024 income, minus sal...
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I need to pay estimated taxes for 2025 but do not want to pay 110% of my 2024 taxes because I would be overpaying what I will likely owe in 2025. So I am basing 2025 income on 2024 income, minus salary (I retired in 2024). Basing 2025 income on 2024 is subject to potential underpayment of quarterly estimates, since actual amounts will not be known until the end of the year. From reading on this forum I understand that I can "annualize my income" to avoid or reduce underpayment penalties. 2025 income will consist of SS income and income from 1099-INT and 1099-DIV. I have entered this info into a new copy of TT and TT has calculated what our taxes due would be (again, based on 2024, less salary). What input would be needed to annualize this income in the event I underpay? How would I calculate monthly income for 1099-INT and 1099-DIV which are received as lump sum amounts at end of the year? Again, looking for a way to avoid an underpayment penalty in the event that my quarterly estimates do not cover 90% of 2025 taxes. Thanks
April 12, 2025
7:38 PM
That is correct - the Supplies Expense is a business expense that goes on Schedule C or other business tax return.