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Desktop uses .txf. You can create a .txf file from your .csv. First, see if your broker offers a .txf file. If not, here are other options:   Use Crypto Tax Software: Specialized platforms lik... See more...
Desktop uses .txf. You can create a .txf file from your .csv. First, see if your broker offers a .txf file. If not, here are other options:   Use Crypto Tax Software: Specialized platforms like TokenTax, CoinTracker, or Koinly can import your CSVs and then generate a pre-formatted TXF specifically for TurboTax Desktop. Third-Party Conversion Tools: Tools such as EasyTXF or Excel2TXF We have been recommending Easytxf. for years.  Free Online Converters: There are community-driven tools available, such as clairedusoleil.github.io, which specifically converts Coinbase CSVs into TurboTax-compatible TXF files using the FIFO method.
Did you at some point have a different account using a different email when you were filing with TurboTax?  It would still have your personal information in it.  As would any account still being used... See more...
Did you at some point have a different account using a different email when you were filing with TurboTax?  It would still have your personal information in it.  As would any account still being used by a former spouse or a parent who might have claimed you as a dependent.
same issue, need koinly import degens aint going to type in hundreds of transactions lol luckily???  i lost money in 2025 I guess
@AsimAyyub ,  if the question is limited to can TurboTax business help you prepare and file the 1065 and the K-1s for the partners then the answer is YES. However, if all the partners of the US e... See more...
@AsimAyyub ,  if the question is limited to can TurboTax business help you prepare and file the 1065 and the K-1s for the partners then the answer is YES. However, if all the partners of the US entity ( partnership or similar pass through ) are ALL foreign persons, then  your options are a bit limited.  US must have a means to collect taxes due.  So my suggestion would be  to    (a) seek professional help;  (b) convert pass through to a "self" / tax-paying entity type like C-Corp (c) have at least one partner that is a US person ( citizen/GreenCard/Resident for Tax Purposes ) and with  SSN  Even for filing 1040-NR you still need a TIN  ( SSN or ITIN )    Is there more I can do for you ?      
Since you were limited due to the state and local tax (SALT)  limitations on your itemized deductions last year your refund may not be taxable at all.    A refund of state tax for 2024 received i... See more...
Since you were limited due to the state and local tax (SALT)  limitations on your itemized deductions last year your refund may not be taxable at all.    A refund of state tax for 2024 received in 2025, would not reduce the total SALT paid in 2025. If the amount refunded was tax from the same tax year (2025), in this case you would reduce the current year total tax with the balance entered on your itemized deductions (Schedule A). This is not common.   If you would like to send us a “diagnostic” file that has your “numbers” but not your personal information it would help.  If you would like to do this, here are the instructions:  (Don't forget to give us the state)   TurboTax Online: Open your return -Go to the menu panel on the left side of your return and select Tax Tools.  Then select Tools below Tax Tools. A window will pop up which says Tools Center.   On this screen, select Share my file with Agent. You will see a message explaining what the diagnostic copy is.  Click okay through this screen and then you will get a Token number. Reply to this thread with your Token number and your state. This will allow us to open a copy of your return without seeing any personal information. TurboTax Desktop: If you like, you can send a copy of your return that will be scrubbed to eliminate your personal data by using these steps: Click on Online in the top left menu of TurboTax Desktop for Windows Select 'Send Tax File to Agent'* > Follow the prompts to reach the token number. Enter your email used for TurboTax > Enter your code > Send Write down or send an image of your token number and state then place in this issue. We can then review your exact scenario for a solution. Please also tell us any states included in the return. This is necessary for us to view the return. *If using a MAC, go to the menu at the top of the screen, select Help, then, 'Send Tax File to Agent')   We will be able to see exactly what you are seeing and we can determine what exactly is going on in your return to provide you with a resolution.
To post the tip credit: Log into TurboTax Click on Tax Home on the left sidebar. Select Wages & Income. Review/Edit or select W-2. Enter your Employer ID. The options for Snap... See more...
To post the tip credit: Log into TurboTax Click on Tax Home on the left sidebar. Select Wages & Income. Review/Edit or select W-2. Enter your Employer ID. The options for Snap a picture and Upload have step-by-step directions. You can also select [Type it Myself] at the bottom of the screen. Enter your employer's information. Post the information from the W-2. You may be prompted to double check certain information. A sample of your tax due or refund will be posted for the data you have entered so far. A Let's check for uncommon situations will come up.  This is where you will post overtime and other uncommon situations. Continue through the interview if any of these apply. This will bring you back to the summary page. Taxes on tips have been eliminated provided certain qualifications are fulfilled. Your tip income will be included in your gross income on your 1040 tax return.. You should also post and include any unreported tips. The deduction for tips will be carried over and reported on Form 1A Part II. This will carry over to your 1040 on line 13b. There are limits to this deduction. The maximum federal income tax deduction for qualified tips is $25,000 annually This deduction is phased out for higher earners with Modified Adjusted Gross Incomes of $150K for single or $300 K for couples. For more information, please see: No Tax on Tips      
Yes, I got it on 1/23/2026, Thank you very much, Sincerely YL5762
Try disabling your main internet browsers pop up blocker before getting to the payment page.   The billing address on your credit card and the mailing address on your tax return have to match or ... See more...
Try disabling your main internet browsers pop up blocker before getting to the payment page.   The billing address on your credit card and the mailing address on your tax return have to match or you will get an error for paying with a credit card.   If they are not the same then change your mailing address to your billing address.  Click on My Info on the left side of the screen.  Edit you mailing address and Continue.  Go back to the File section to make your payment.   After the payment has been approved, go back to My Info and change the address back to the original.   1. The "Address Match" Workaround TurboTax’s payment processor is extremely strict. Even a small difference between your tax return address and your bank’s billing address can trigger a silent decline. The Fix: Go to the My Info section in the left menu. Temporarily change your mailing address to match the exact billing address your bank has on file (e.g., if the bank uses "Apt 4B" but you wrote "Unit 4-B"). Try the payment again. Once it goes through, you can change your address back to your correct mailing address before you hit the final "Submit" button. 2. Switch to "Pay With My Refund" If your debit card continues to fail, you can avoid using a card altogether by having the TurboTax fees deducted directly from your federal refund. The Fix: In the File section, under Step 1: Review your order, look for the option to Pay with your refund (sometimes called "Refund Processing Service"). Note: There is an additional service fee for this option, but it will allow you to file immediately without needing a working debit card today. 3. Clear the "Payment Block" Sometimes the system "locks" the payment field after too many failed attempts as a fraud prevention measure. The Fix: Log out of TurboTax completely. Clear your browser’s cache and cookies, or open an Incognito/Private window. Log back in and try one more time. This often resets the secure "handshake" between Intuit and your bank. If you are still stuck: You can call the dedicated Billing Support line at 1-800-446-8848. Tell the agent you have a "payment block" and they can manually clear the flag on your account so your card will be accepted.
Oh I'm getting frustrated.  These new questions for the OPM 1099 are crazy.  I have tried answering as the previous folks have suggested and software is still taxing the full amount of the distributi... See more...
Oh I'm getting frustrated.  These new questions for the OPM 1099 are crazy.  I have tried answering as the previous folks have suggested and software is still taxing the full amount of the distribution versus box 2A.  This has never been an issue in the past.     Help. 
How to create W2s and 1099 https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/forms/help/how-do-i-create-w-2-and-1099-forms-in-turbotax/00/25869   Quick Employer Forms FAQs https://quickemployerforms.intuit.com/f... See more...
How to create W2s and 1099 https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/forms/help/how-do-i-create-w-2-and-1099-forms-in-turbotax/00/25869   Quick Employer Forms FAQs https://quickemployerforms.intuit.com/faq.htm
You should enter the fair market value of all of your traditional IRA accounts, including those holding non-deductible contributions. You can find that amount in box 5 of your Form 5498 for your trad... See more...
You should enter the fair market value of all of your traditional IRA accounts, including those holding non-deductible contributions. You can find that amount in box 5 of your Form 5498 for your traditional IRA accounts. 
If you used TurboTax last year and transferred your info into this year's return, the 1099-G amount may be a state tax refund you received last year that TurboTax automatically reported for you.   ... See more...
If you used TurboTax last year and transferred your info into this year's return, the 1099-G amount may be a state tax refund you received last year that TurboTax automatically reported for you.    If you click on Start/Update, you can answer Yes or No to 'did you receive any of these payments?'    Here's more info on Is My State Refund Taxable?   @tokisdinglasan           
Hi @Doug Wag,   Can you please confirm if you have tried accessing your online account today? Thank you!
You should be able to edit the 1099-R.   As you said, click the pencil. You should see four blocks Click the top Left one (Financial Institution or other provider) [Continue] Your c... See more...
You should be able to edit the 1099-R.   As you said, click the pencil. You should see four blocks Click the top Left one (Financial Institution or other provider) [Continue] Your current record will come up. If this does not work, please contact us again.  
We have reviewed the diagnostic copy of your Form 1041 return. The amount on Schedule D Part III Line 17(1) appears to be a manual entry (blue font). Since there is no short-term gain/loss in Part I,... See more...
We have reviewed the diagnostic copy of your Form 1041 return. The amount on Schedule D Part III Line 17(1) appears to be a manual entry (blue font). Since there is no short-term gain/loss in Part I, the solution is to delete the entry on Line 17.    However, the sale resulted in a net loss so there should be no input on Line 18 column (1) either. The end result of the sale is a carryover loss for the estate, as shown on Line 19 column (3) and on Form 8949. 
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