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I am in the same boat... No value to keep using Turbo Tax without Its Deductible features. The price of software continues to increase and the value to customer is decreasing.  Time to look for alternatives like HR Block software.   15 year user of Turbo Tax

Issues with Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 now having the following showing up: Windows 11 Is a Lost Cause. Truly Destined for the Garbage. Don't Upgrade from 10 Now what ?  Google re problems with KB5066835 and KB5065789.  Issues arising causing system coming up with the following message:   Something didn't go as planned. No need to worry.             Re-boot.   Microsoft working on the problem. Hopefully, will be fixed before Tax Season requirements for Windows 11!!  

That's right. Having a balance in a 401(k) plan from 2024 does not mean that you are covered in 2025, as long as no contributions were made to your previous plan in 2025, by either you or the employer.  

I pay my estimated taxes through the IRS site. I had to go into my profile.  I think if you scroll down the page on your profile you'll find where to get it. I guess I'll have to do the same next year because they change it every year. Hope this helps!

How did you pay?   Do you have a bank or credit card statement that shows that you paid?     DID YOU E-FILE?   Did you e-file?   Did you go through all three steps of the FILE section and click a big orange button that said “Transmit my returns now?”     When you e-file your return you will get two emails from TurboTax.  The first one will say your return has been transmitted; the second one will tell you the IRS has accepted  or rejected your federal e-file.  If you filed a state return, there will be a third email (usually a day or two later) that tells you if the state e-file was accepted or rejected.   Check your e-file status:   https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tools/efile-status-lookup/    What does it say in your account?  Does it show that the return was accepted?   Or does it say something else---like "rejected," "printed," or "ready to mail?”  

The deduction for "compensation to officers" affects the corporate return, and all K-1s will reflect that deduction.  It is not allocated to the shareholder that received the wages.   If you are referring to Box 17, Code V, that is for the Qualified Business Income deduction, and that is based on ALL wages and split between each shareholder, based on the shareholder's ownership.  The fact that one shareholder received wages and others did not will not change the amount in Box 17, Code V.

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