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April 12, 2025
3:54 PM
@nicebaq if you had both pre- and post- tax money in the Trad IRA, then indeed some of the conversion is taxable. if the 40% of the Trad IRA was pre-tax money, then 40% of the conversion was taxable...
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@nicebaq if you had both pre- and post- tax money in the Trad IRA, then indeed some of the conversion is taxable. if the 40% of the Trad IRA was pre-tax money, then 40% of the conversion was taxable. You can't just move the post tax money without moving the same percent of the pre-tax money.
April 12, 2025
3:54 PM
Hi everyone, My father passed last February 2024 (46 days into the new year) and I was helping my mother out as she was the executor but never managed any of their finances. In my haste, I went a...
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Hi everyone, My father passed last February 2024 (46 days into the new year) and I was helping my mother out as she was the executor but never managed any of their finances. In my haste, I went and registered for an EIUN for the estate assuming we would need to open probate. As it turned out, all the accounts were already joint, right of survivorship, or had a TOD in place. After consulting with a lawyer and reviewing all assets, we did not need to open probate. I now realize I still have the EIN number and am coming up to the May 2025 deadline with which they mentioned I need to file. As there were no assets of "the estate," and I just did file a tax return for 2024 (which included both parents for the one month he was aline and did indicate he is now deceased), do I need to do anything else or can I just let the EIN go? Thank you!
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April 12, 2025
3:54 PM
I have seen variations of my question in some threads, but no definitive answer. I have a rental property which has a number of improvements all entered into Turbotax and depreciation has been calcu...
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I have seen variations of my question in some threads, but no definitive answer. I have a rental property which has a number of improvements all entered into Turbotax and depreciation has been calculated for a number of years. Now I have sold the property. When I go into the Rentals and Royalties section, I click on the box to indicate that I have sold the property. Later it asks me for the amount of proceeds distributed across the land and building. But it does not include the basis of improvements, as adjusted for depreciation, in the calculation of gain/loss so my gain is more than it should be. I saw someone suggest that the proceeds should also be distributed across the improvements, but Turbotax does not provide a way to do that or flag that the improvements have also been sold, when I enter each improvement asset. This seems like a flaw in the software, but appreciate any further thoughts.
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April 12, 2025
3:53 PM
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April 12, 2025
3:53 PM
@VolvoGirl I am on a Windows10 PC. I have multiple returns, just can't see them at the same time. From within TT, if I File -> Open Return, it switches to the return I selected. And I can switch r...
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@VolvoGirl I am on a Windows10 PC. I have multiple returns, just can't see them at the same time. From within TT, if I File -> Open Return, it switches to the return I selected. And I can switch returns by opening it, but I can't see them at the same time. I also tried going to the File Explorer and opening the .tax2024 files from there. The first one launches TT with the selected return. When I do the same for the second return, the TT window opens again with the first file I opened.
April 12, 2025
3:52 PM
I am another Amazon Vine participant. I understood from the beginning that I would be taxed on items received - mostly at msrp. I have entered my information from the 1099 NEC & have completed all my...
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I am another Amazon Vine participant. I understood from the beginning that I would be taxed on items received - mostly at msrp. I have entered my information from the 1099 NEC & have completed all my entries for the return. At the final review, errors are shown - all regarding the Schedule C generated from the 1099NEC entry. It is asking for a 6 digit Principal Business activity code - I don't have a business & have no code. It is asking me to return to the form & complete the topic as to whether it is a qualified or non-qualified business. Is this question meant for the business I don't have or asking if Amazon is qualified or not? It is also asking for a business address - for me or Amazon. There is an option to check a box stating that the business name & taxpayer name are the same. I assume I should check this even though there is no business name. Schedule C non cash accounting method must be entered - don't know what to enter form cash, accrual or other (assuming other). Material boxes must be entered - line G - yes or no? I know that the 1099 was required. Is it ok to enter the income information & ignore the schedule C so that the amount of tax will be entered into the final total? I am having to mail in this return due to a form 5329 being required for a financial institution that failed to make a requested RMD. I did not catch the mistake until April 11 - 10 days after my deadline of April 1 due to being my first RMD. I have a feeling that the return may already catch some extra scrutiny. I do not see a way to file online with that form & Turbo Tax. I appreciate any help that can be provided.
April 12, 2025
3:52 PM
None of your links answer the question. In fact, one of them just takes me to paying for tax advice. Try again, if you can find anything helpful. If I find anything helpful, I will comment here. I l...
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None of your links answer the question. In fact, one of them just takes me to paying for tax advice. Try again, if you can find anything helpful. If I find anything helpful, I will comment here. I lost files, but found two of them on my backup drive. The third one seems to be lost in outer space forever.
April 12, 2025
3:52 PM
If you worked remotely from Kansas for the whole year, then none of your income is subject to tax in MO or Kansas City. You would use 260 total work days and 260 days worked outside of the city.
April 12, 2025
3:51 PM
In 2023, I made a post-tax contribution to my traditional IRA, and I did not get a tax break for this money. In 2024, I moved ONLY the original after-tax contribution from my traditional IRA to my Ro...
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In 2023, I made a post-tax contribution to my traditional IRA, and I did not get a tax break for this money. In 2024, I moved ONLY the original after-tax contribution from my traditional IRA to my Roth IRA. When I talked to my financial institution in order to do this transfer, they explained that since it's AFTER-tax money, the transfer is NOT a taxable event. However, I would need to report it on form 8606. I did get a 1099-R from my financial institution and uploaded it to Turbotax. When I look at my final numbers, Turbotax is saying I have to pay taxes on part of the money I transferred from the traditional to Roth, and it doesn't look like Turbotax is triggering the 8606 form. How can I fix this?
April 12, 2025
3:51 PM
Thanks, it was an LLC. I have the contract that shows orginal capital investment with interest terms, ı have the final agreement of payment disclosure that shows the final capital settlement. It was ...
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Thanks, it was an LLC. I have the contract that shows orginal capital investment with interest terms, ı have the final agreement of payment disclosure that shows the final capital settlement. It was more of a loan as ı was never part of the owner of the entity.
April 12, 2025
3:51 PM
Items listed on the real estate tax bill for my rental property are grouped in 3 buckets: direct percentage of the property's assessment (1% in Sonoma Cnty, Ca); this is the bulk of the bill multi...
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Items listed on the real estate tax bill for my rental property are grouped in 3 buckets: direct percentage of the property's assessment (1% in Sonoma Cnty, Ca); this is the bulk of the bill multiple items taxed at various percentage rates of the property's assessment (school bonds, projects, etc.); this adds up to a little over 10% of the bill a few fixed-amount fees (e.g., an assessment from the Marin/Sonoma Mosquito and Vector Control District, storm water management fee, etc.); this is tiny, at less than 1% of the bill Can I deduct all 3 amounts? If so, would they all go under Real Estate Taxes on BUSINESS tab in TTH&B2024 (it looks like it goes on line 16a on the Schedule E Worksheet), or do I need to split them into other places? Also, I understand that in the case of main residence, only 1 would be deductible; please, confirm.
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April 12, 2025
3:51 PM
I received two w-2s from same company which have on w-2 different company names (due to different departments), different control number, EIN. I did notice for box 12 it shows same exact amount for b...
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I received two w-2s from same company which have on w-2 different company names (due to different departments), different control number, EIN. I did notice for box 12 it shows same exact amount for both W-2s. It shows as code DD. Would I file each W-2 (same company) exactly as shown with same amount for box 12 DD ? Thank you!
April 12, 2025
3:49 PM
The problem is that I already paid the taxes to the Feds and to the State and because Turbo Tax recognized it as business income it wants to then tax me for that. Hmmmmm.
April 12, 2025
3:49 PM
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you can always submit an amendment to improve the accuracy of your tax return. However, if you are claiming a refund in that amendment, there is a 3 year limit to claim the refund. If you owe, you ...
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you can always submit an amendment to improve the accuracy of your tax return. However, if you are claiming a refund in that amendment, there is a 3 year limit to claim the refund. If you owe, you owe - there is no time limit.
April 12, 2025
3:48 PM
Hi, In 2025 premier, I am not able to add cost in step 7 (Date Acquired and the Cost of the Home). TurboTax already calculated it and I am not able to add/modify the number to include renovation co...
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Hi, In 2025 premier, I am not able to add cost in step 7 (Date Acquired and the Cost of the Home). TurboTax already calculated it and I am not able to add/modify the number to include renovation cost. Thoughts?
April 12, 2025
3:48 PM
It's true that you have 3 years from the date the taxes were due to file your federal return and still receive a refund. In Oklahoma, however, they say that you can't get money back that was sent to ...
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It's true that you have 3 years from the date the taxes were due to file your federal return and still receive a refund. In Oklahoma, however, they say that you can't get money back that was sent to them more than 3 years ago. So if the last withholding or payment with coupon was sent in December, 2021, and you file in January, 2025 or later, too bad. You are still supposed to file a return though even if it's too late for a refund unless you are exempt.
April 12, 2025
3:48 PM
If you want to see if you can reduce or eliminate a tentative penalty that TurboTax has calculated based on what you have entered so far, you can do that in the Underpayment Penalty section. It's ent...
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If you want to see if you can reduce or eliminate a tentative penalty that TurboTax has calculated based on what you have entered so far, you can do that in the Underpayment Penalty section. It's entirely possible that the additional information you entered actually served to increase the penalty, in which case you decided to let California calculate it instead, which is perfectly appropriate.
When you get a statement from California, you will have the opportunity to dispute their calculation of the penalty or provide more information if you disagree.
Please see the California Instructions for Form 5805 for more information about the way California calculates the penalty. TurboTax follows these instructions.
April 12, 2025
3:48 PM
Nope. That doesn't work. I filed already. Opened several times right from that dropdown. Now however it no longer appears there. It should be on my computer, but it's not.
April 12, 2025
3:48 PM
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April 12, 2025
3:48 PM
I am a full-time resident of Texas. I own farm land which has a Farmers Co-op agreement with a local Kansas farmer to farm crops on the land and I am completing a Kansas State Return as a "non-Resi...
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I am a full-time resident of Texas. I own farm land which has a Farmers Co-op agreement with a local Kansas farmer to farm crops on the land and I am completing a Kansas State Return as a "non-Resident" to report income from farm crop proceeds. In filling out the K-40 form for the Kansas State return there is a section with the title "Contribution Fund School District Number Smart Worksheet". On Line 43 on that form, although the software indicates to Enter an amount greater than zero or leave the amount blank, it is requiring me to select an Historical Site. I made no contributions to any Historical Site Fund. I tried leaving the amount blank and tried entering zero, but either way, the software continues to provide an error stating it wants an Historical site number selected. Please advise how I can get the form to correctly reflect I have made no contributions to any fund listed.