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What if I didn’t make the “$5000” for a 1099k? How would I file? I also do TikTok shop and I was sent a 1099-MISC, but PayPal says I don’t have a 1099-k I’m guessing because I didn’t meet $5000. I calculate I made about a bit past $3,000 through TikTok shop. How would I input that on here since I don’t have a 1099-k, but was paid through PayPal? The MISC ones are from the creator fund on TikTok I believe. I’m confused.

Click on this link to get to your 2023 tax download of the Desktop program.  You will see this option under the section titled "File your 2023 taxes."     Since you have previously purchased the software, click on "access it here" to use your log in credentials and download your 2023 software again.    

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This is one of those errors that I would let the IRS catch if I were you.  Filing an amended return that causes no overall change is ok and an explanation for why you are filing is included on the 1040X.  But this is almost certainly an error the IRS system will catch and either send you a letter about or decide to ignore.  If you receive a letter you can amend at that point.   @brandon-quam 

@Taxfused    I'd go with your other post answer...since you are not posted in NC anymore and your civilian spouse lives with you.  Is my active duty income taxable in my wife's legal residence state? ____________________________ You might need to visit with whatever Post Legal services are available to get this all worked out though, since we may not be cognizant of all situations for military couples......and just are aware of the basics for military tX situations. ______________ For instance...My take on your situation (just mine) is that, you/she should be choosing to claim her as being IL residency under MSRRA...Every year until you leave the service.  That subjects both of you to only MFJ IL taxation...and only one state tax return to file (except for any non-resident taxes on rental property income in the non-resident state....though that's apparently gone for 2025 taxes now....but not for 2024 and earlier).   ....The issue for your civilian spouse, (my experience...but still an opinion, which is why I suggested using your post legal services)... is that she should not have been claiming NC residency in all those past years, once you were posted to a different state, and she went with you.   Before MSRRA, and even after...if she was not claiming IL residency with you, and you both moved to posts outside of NC, she then became a resident of that posting state, and would be required to file taxes in that new state...IF...if she had any income...and probably should not have been allowed to maintain Voting registration in NC either.    Before MSRRA, that was always a complicating issue for the civilian spouse of a Military person...that civilian spouse had to become a resident of the new state, and file part-year taxes every time they moved to a post in a new state...that is...IF that civilian spouse had income...some states (particularly CA) even required the civilian spouse to get a Driver's License for the state they were posted to.    MSRRA, (especially the second iteration of it) helped remove that complication by letting the civilian spouse claim residency in the Military spouse's state, no matter where they were posted, as long as they lived together at each posting. _________________ Thus, again, my suggestion to talk with you post legal services people , or perhaps a local professional tax person who may have been dealing with military couple situations for years  (and not one of those yearly pop-up locations)

Thank you for your extensive explanation.    Just one follow up question for clarity; the new cost basis would be Cost minus total depreciations taken on sch e?  Or is the new cost basis the previous Depr Basis which is different from Cost?   Thank you.

@Bobgolf49r wrote: Hello! Since I am entitled to file for an extension up to May 1, 2025, will TurboTax allow me to put "05/01/2025" on my payment with Form 4868 or will TurboTax erroneously calculate a late payment penalty and interest or should I enter 04/15/2025 instead of 05/01/2025 to get the correct calculations? I am skeptical about this "corner case" for filing my extension on May 1, 2025 and NOT having TurboTax calculate any penalty and interest for late payhment. TIA!  Why do you believe you are entitled to request an extension after April 15?

To access your tax returns (current or prior year) you will sign into the TurboTax website with the user ID you used to create the account - https://myturbotax.intuit.com/   In TurboTax Online, follow these steps to print/view your return and all of the informational worksheets after you have filed:   Sign in to TurboTax Scroll down to Your Tax Returns & Documents Select 2024 and then Add a State (You aren't actually adding a State but this gets you back into the Print Center) From the left panel Select Tax Tools, scroll down a little and select Print Center Select Print, save or preview this year's return Select the 2024 Federal and/or State return box Choose to Include TurboTax and government worksheets Select View or Print Forms

You will be able to file an Amended Tax Return after the IRS has accepted and processed your original filed return. This may take a few weeks, especially if you are due a refund.    Once the form is ready, TurboTax can help you file the amendment.  To learn more about amending your tax return, please review the information here: How to Amend a Return You Already Filed    @Kkinloch

This is on the list to be looked at by the software developers. In the meantime, if nothing on your 3520 affects your return, you can tell TurboTax that you do not have one.  Then you would be able to e-file and mail the 3520 separately.