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It depends on what state- each state has their own rules and filing requirements- let us know which state and we can check for you!
As noted in my description, the form isn't working correctly.  Selecting other options is not behaving correctly.  It used a month or so ago, but not now.  The other suggestion in this thread allowed... See more...
As noted in my description, the form isn't working correctly.  Selecting other options is not behaving correctly.  It used a month or so ago, but not now.  The other suggestion in this thread allowed me to work around it.
Doing this was tedious but got me a lot  closer to what I'm shooting for.  Thanks!   They really need to fix entry via the form though; much easier that way.  It worked a month or so ago.   Anoth... See more...
Doing this was tedious but got me a lot  closer to what I'm shooting for.  Thanks!   They really need to fix entry via the form though; much easier that way.  It worked a month or so ago.   Another option would be for Turbotax to allow manual edit/entry onto the vouchers themselves or even allow printing of blank forms.  
the letter from IRS said that there was a miscalculation in taxable SS,  nothing about deductible IRA.  TT had IRA as non-deductible, and excess.
I bought the 2024 Turbo Tax Premier on Amazon, and have a Product Key. I'm logged into my Intuit account but cannot find where to enter my paid Product Key. Can you help? TIA.  Suzanne
No.  If this is cost sharing it is not reportable or taxable income.  
as trustee,I have received an award settlement (14K) payable to the trust which filed a final return 1041 3 years ago....the award settlement was based on proving heirship to the deceased  and I am o... See more...
as trustee,I have received an award settlement (14K) payable to the trust which filed a final return 1041 3 years ago....the award settlement was based on proving heirship to the deceased  and I am one of 3 beneficiaries that are heirs ....do I even need to file taxes since it is inherited ..or can I just distribute it.....I deposited the check into the trust acct which is not accruing any interest and that I planned to close...
Thank you for the detailed response. So does that mean I need to put in 100% as a business portion? Can you take a look at the following? I think it's in line with what you are saying but I'm still a... See more...
Thank you for the detailed response. So does that mean I need to put in 100% as a business portion? Can you take a look at the following? I think it's in line with what you are saying but I'm still a little unsure.   When it is done that way my 4797 looks as follows:   Part I, line 2 - gross sales price (d) 90,618; cost or other basis (f) 71,181; gain (g) 19,437            line 6 gain - 54,628            line 7 combination gain - 74,065   Part 3, line 20 - gross sales price - 171,882             line 21 - cost or other basis plus expense of sale - 160,195             line 22 depreciation - 42,941             line 23 adjusted basis - 117,254             line 24 total gain  - 54,628   Bottom line - even though I lost money on this property from when I purchased it, it's considered a gain since it went up in price from it's potential sales value when I first put it up for rent?              
This is for an inherited IRA. The withdrawal was made in error by my financial advisor, and it was not reversed or contributed to another IRA.
You need form 4797 reporting the sale of your business property. It will show up on Sch D.   Publication 544 (2024), Sales and Other Dispositions states that mineral rights are reported on From 4... See more...
You need form 4797 reporting the sale of your business property. It will show up on Sch D.   Publication 544 (2024), Sales and Other Dispositions states that mineral rights are reported on From 4797.          
Yes, you would have to include all people who you share the ACA policy with so that the Advanced Premium Tax Credit can be properly allocated and reported.  
A second return online?  Not in the same account.  Online TurboTax can prepare only 1 Federal return per online account per year.  To prepare a second return requires a different separate account ... See more...
A second return online?  Not in the same account.  Online TurboTax can prepare only 1 Federal return per online account per year.  To prepare a second return requires a different separate account (different User ID).    You can use the same email address in the Account Settings for notification purposes in up to 5 accounts, if desired, but each log-in User ID must be unique.   Do NOT try to prepare a second return in the same account, or it will overwrite the first one.   For future reference, desktop editions can prepare multiple Federal returns with up to 5 Federal efiles.
Yes, but if that is your ONLY income, you probably don't have to file a federal return.   Do I have to file a federal return this year?  
How do I fix this error from last year's return?
Try closing TurboTax, and then clear your cache and cookies.   A full or corrupted cache can cause problems in TurboTax, so sometimes you need to clear your cache (that is, remove these temporary... See more...
Try closing TurboTax, and then clear your cache and cookies.   A full or corrupted cache can cause problems in TurboTax, so sometimes you need to clear your cache (that is, remove these temporary files).   Here are the official instructions for the most popular browsers: Google Chrome Mozilla Firefox Microsoft Edge Each browser has a slightly different method for deleting cookies. Choose the browser you're using: Microsoft Edge Mozilla Firefox Google Chrome Safari   TurboTax FAQ: How to clear your cache  TurboTax FAQ: How do I delete cookies?
Thank you... Makes sense. 
I have signatory authority over bank accounts more than 25 countries because of my job. Both the desktop and the online versions are limiting me to 25 countries.  How do I add more?