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You can access it here Intuit Free Edition Start Here for Free.   About 37% of taxpayers can use TurboTax Free Edition. TurboTax Free Edition is intended for taxpayers who file a simple Form 1040... See more...
You can access it here Intuit Free Edition Start Here for Free.   About 37% of taxpayers can use TurboTax Free Edition. TurboTax Free Edition is intended for taxpayers who file a simple Form 1040 only (no schedules except for Earned Income Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit and Student Loan Interest).   If TurboTax detects that your tax situation requires additional coverage, like deductions for owning a home, unemployment income, or self-employment income, you will be prompted to upgrade to a version that supports the forms you need so that you can maximize your tax deductions and file an accurate return.   Examples of situations included in a simple Form 1040 return (assuming no added tax complexity): W-2 income Interest, dividends or original issue discounts (1099-INT/1099-DIV/1099-OID) that don’t require filing a Schedule B IRS standard deduction Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) Child Tax Credit (CTC) Student loan interest deduction Taxable qualified retirement plan distributions Examples of situations not included in a simple Form 1040 return: Itemized deductions claimed on Schedule A, like charitable contributions, medical expenses, mortgage interest and state and local tax deductions Unemployment income reported on a 1099-G Business or 1099-NEC income (often reported by those who are self-employed, gig workers or freelancers) Stock sales (including crypto investments) Income from rental property or property sales Credits, deductions and income reported on other forms or schedules Some things that are not covered in the free edition are as follows:   Unemployment income Retirement Savings Contribution Credit for 401(k) and IRA contributions Education credits Child Dependent Care Credit   Click here for Why do I have to upgrade from Free Edition?
TurboTax Online automatically saves your work as you go through the interview. Plus, when you sign out, TurboTax make sure to save everything before we sign you out.   Once you've filed your retu... See more...
TurboTax Online automatically saves your work as you go through the interview. Plus, when you sign out, TurboTax make sure to save everything before we sign you out.   Once you've filed your return, we'll also give you the option to save a PDF copy of your tax return to your computer so you can view or print it without having to sign in again.
I've got my 940 and 941 but am not seeing where/how to deduct within Turbo Tax.
How do you get the deduction. Where does it even ask if it's a money market account or a checking account?
My W2 has 2 separate codes in Box 14, UI/WF/SWF & UISWF.  I coded them as the same "New Jersey UI/WF/SWF tax".  However, TurboTax is flagging it because the amount in UISWF exceeds the maximum.  This... See more...
My W2 has 2 separate codes in Box 14, UI/WF/SWF & UISWF.  I coded them as the same "New Jersey UI/WF/SWF tax".  However, TurboTax is flagging it because the amount in UISWF exceeds the maximum.  This is the first time I've worked a job including tips.
For Hurricane Beryl, check if your county is included in the federally declared disaster area here: Designated Areas: Disaster 4798   If you qualify, you claim the deduction disaster deduction in... See more...
For Hurricane Beryl, check if your county is included in the federally declared disaster area here: Designated Areas: Disaster 4798   If you qualify, you claim the deduction disaster deduction in TurboTax Online: 1. Upon opening TurboTax, choose Deductions & Credits 2. Scroll to Other Deductions and Credits 3. Start/Revisit "Disasters, theft, and other property loss or damage" 4. The interview will ask you questions to report the loss
Cant e-file with Fidelity Investments Checking - This needs fixed - Bank ID Needs to be altered . Been like this for years.   If you spend hours and hours trying to find the tweak it can work.    T... See more...
Cant e-file with Fidelity Investments Checking - This needs fixed - Bank ID Needs to be altered . Been like this for years.   If you spend hours and hours trying to find the tweak it can work.    This should be fixed,  This year i had to give up after a few hours and use a secondary Bank which i did not like.  The fix would be on the TurboTax side for e-filing.
@tenniseric98  "Amounts paid under Social Security for Medicare" applies to people who are collecting Social Security benefits. It means Medicare premiums that are deducted from your Social Securit... See more...
@tenniseric98  "Amounts paid under Social Security for Medicare" applies to people who are collecting Social Security benefits. It means Medicare premiums that are deducted from your Social Security benefits, as shown under "Description of amount in box 3" on your Form SSA-1099. It does not refer to anything on a W-2.  
Form 5498 is your IRA Contribution Info. Form 5498 doesn't get entered into TurboTax.  It's for your records.   Refer to the TurboTax articles for more information .What do I do with Form 5498 an... See more...
Form 5498 is your IRA Contribution Info. Form 5498 doesn't get entered into TurboTax.  It's for your records.   Refer to the TurboTax articles for more information .What do I do with Form 5498 and What Is IRS Form 5498: IRA Contributions Information?
 When your filing status changes to Single, it is best to start a new account with a new user ID.   It is too difficult to delete the embedded information from a spouse if you use the same account th... See more...
 When your filing status changes to Single, it is best to start a new account with a new user ID.   It is too difficult to delete the embedded information from a spouse if you use the same account that was used for past joint returns. https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/using-turbotax/help/how-do-i-start-another-return-in-turbotax-online/00/25596
In 2023 I owed some tax to South Carolina as a non resident as I reside in Delaware.    I am now filing for 2024, and the "Other Income Taxes paid in 2024" Interview Section asked the following:  ... See more...
In 2023 I owed some tax to South Carolina as a non resident as I reside in Delaware.    I am now filing for 2024, and the "Other Income Taxes paid in 2024" Interview Section asked the following:  "How much of your 2023 state taxes did you pay in 2024? Enter the balance due paid in 2024 on your 2023 state taxes" Here I entered the amount I paid on 4/14/24. for the balance due my 2023 SC non resident return.   This amount carries over to the 2024 Delaware itemized deduction form line 5A and is combined with my 2024 DE property tax in 5c to calculate my itemized deduction amount on PIT-RSA .  It seems like I already got credit for this on my 2023 Delaware return line 27   "TAX IMPOSED BY OTHER STATES".  If my understanding is correct, do I need to delete the entry I made in the interview question in bold text at the top of this thread?   Thanks,