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To find your Parcel ID Number for Nebraska Form PTC: Part B, follow these steps:   Check your real estate tax statement: The Parcel ID Number is typically listed on the real estate tax statement issued by the county treasurer where the parcel is located   Use the Nebraska Property Tax Look-up Tool: If you don't have your real estate tax statement, you can use the Nebraska Property Tax Look-up Tool to find your Parcel ID Number. Select the county where your parcel is located and follow the instructions to search for your Parcel  

I removed all fields with a 0.00 and it was accepted. Please, correct your language so that it doesn't seem like we should enter the values we have on our federal 1095-A form, "even if it contains a zero."

Sorry that I did not explain the situation above clearly. Here is the restate of the situation and the problem I found in the TurboTax, Taxable IRA Distribution worksheet: I have a basis carried from 2023 return in the amount B. I made my 2024 non deductible IRA contribution in 2025 in the amount C. I converted in the amount R from my tradition IRA to Roth in 2024. On 12/31/2024, the total balance of all my IRA accounts is T. I manually calculated the nontaxable portion of the conversion as B/(T+R) multiplied by R.  I went through TurboTax interview questions, it gave me a higher nontaxable portion than I manually calculated. So I went through the Taxable IRA distribution worksheet. I found out in Line 8, it used (B+C)/(T+R)  multiplied by R, hence resulted a higher nontaxable portion. I then manually filled out the Form 8606, it also calculated the nontaxable distribution amount as B/(T+R) multiplied by R, the same as my hand calculation. It only added C to the remaining basis from 2023 to be the new 2024 basis. If you compare TurboTax worksheet to Form 8606, you can see that worksheet skips the step of subtracting C from the total new basis (B+C) before calculating the ratio. My conclusion, TurboTax made a mistake in this case. How can I fix it in the software manually? Please advise. Thank you!

I did enter my WI estimated tax payments into Turbo Tax, and they are reflected on form 1NPR.  WI DOR sent me a letter saying that without sched U they assumed that income was received evenly throughout the year.  They reduced my refund by the amount they calculated for underpayment interest.  I did not have enough WI income in 2023 to pay taxes, and until December, I did not expect to have enough in 2024.  Income rec'd 12/16 and est taxes (more than final amount due) paid 12/26/24.  I need to file WI sched U and update 1NPR to indicate that.  No other amendments to Federal, Virginia or Wisconsin forms are needed.

If you had state tax withheld that is not showing on any of the forms you entered, you can follow these steps: Open to federal deduction and credits screen.  Locate Estimates and Other Taxes Paid.  Select Other Income Taxes.  Locate other income taxes paid in 2024.  Select withholding not already entered on a w2 or 1099 Select yes Select the state, enter the amount  

As long as you don't need the features from Deluxe and haven't paid, Follow these steps to downgrade to a different TurboTax Online product: Open your return if you haven't already. In the left menu, select Switch Products.  Select Downgrade.

Yes, subtract the amount used for something other than the house.    Example, you take out a 325,000 loan to buy a house.  When the loan balance is down to 300,000, you refinance for 350,000 to pay off loans and buy a car.  You would subtract the 50,000 you took out from the 350,000 refinance and enter 300,000.  300,000 is what you still owe for buying the house in the first place.