Hello, I received 1099 NEC for 2023 but didn't file because I thought I was exempt since my total income was below 14,000. I am a dependent and still live with my parents and didn't realize I had to ...
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Hello, I received 1099 NEC for 2023 but didn't file because I thought I was exempt since my total income was below 14,000. I am a dependent and still live with my parents and didn't realize I had to file that. How do I file it now?
You can use any percentage that you would like- as long as you agree amongst yourselves. If you cannot agree, the default is based on a proportionate percent based on the number of people on the plan...
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You can use any percentage that you would like- as long as you agree amongst yourselves. If you cannot agree, the default is based on a proportionate percent based on the number of people on the plan. Since there is two of you on the plan, if you cannot agree, then it will be 50/50.
This article may be helpful: I'm on my parents' 1095-A form. What do I do on my return?
401k is pretax dollars and are normally rolled into a traditional IRA to avoid being taxed. If you rolled pretax dollars in to a ROTH, you must include the income.
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I've paid Intuit to file my taxes and they've sent me 3 or 4 emails stating the problem is on their side and they "haven't forgotten about me" but here it is Tax Day and the issue was never resolved....
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I've paid Intuit to file my taxes and they've sent me 3 or 4 emails stating the problem is on their side and they "haven't forgotten about me" but here it is Tax Day and the issue was never resolved. So I submitted a request for a call back and the person called me, made me screen share and said "Bear with me...just a moment" and about 1 minute later the call dropped. The system is asking for an EIN while filing a 1099-NEC and the Payer only provided an SSN since I'm not employed by the payer. The form even shows "EIN_______ or SSN________" which was filled out correctly. So now what do I tell the IRS when I'm late filing?
You can view a summary, a preview or your entire return or just your 1040 form before you e-file:
Sign in to TurboTax.
Open or continue your return by selecting Start or Continue.
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You can view a summary, a preview or your entire return or just your 1040 form before you e-file:
Sign in to TurboTax.
Open or continue your return by selecting Start or Continue.
Select Tax Tools from the menu.
With the Tax Tools menu open, you can then:
Before you pay: View only your 1040 form: Select Tools. Next, select View Tax Summary in the pop-up, then Preview my 1040 in the left menu.
After you Pay - Preview your entire return: Select Print Center and then Print, save or preview this year's return (you may be asked to register or pay first).
You may prepare an IRS form 1310 Statement of Person Claiming Refund Due a Deceased Taxpayer. The form is used to claim a refund on behalf of a deceased taxpayer.
In TurboTax Online, enter 'fo...
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You may prepare an IRS form 1310 Statement of Person Claiming Refund Due a Deceased Taxpayer. The form is used to claim a refund on behalf of a deceased taxpayer.
In TurboTax Online, enter 'form 1310' in the Search magnifying glass in the upper right hand corner of the screen. Select 'Jump to form 1310'.
See also this TurboTax Help.
So my water heater - which heats the water, and also heats the home is only one credit even though it is my "Furnace" and my Water Heater ? Seems illogical because the Tax Credit is an incentive , I...
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So my water heater - which heats the water, and also heats the home is only one credit even though it is my "Furnace" and my Water Heater ? Seems illogical because the Tax Credit is an incentive , I could have purchased a Heat-pump for the Furnace - to use more electricity, and a Heat-pump Water heater to use more electricity .. and got the credit for both even though I would use more electricity. Hmmm.
I'm using Home & Business and it's giving me a home office expense carryover. It's only allowing a small portion of my calculated home office deduction. As far as I can tell, it should only be limit...
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I'm using Home & Business and it's giving me a home office expense carryover. It's only allowing a small portion of my calculated home office deduction. As far as I can tell, it should only be limited if the deduction causes a loss, but the business profit is orders of magnitude greater than the deduction. Any ideas?
You can switch back and forth to see how the change reflects your tax return. You can click on Deductions & Credits (either at the top or on the left) to get out of the loop. How do I change from ...
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You can switch back and forth to see how the change reflects your tax return. You can click on Deductions & Credits (either at the top or on the left) to get out of the loop. How do I change from the standard deduction to itemized (or vice-versa)?
Do this even if you are using the desktop software: How to Clear Cache and also, how to Delete Cookies
