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March 4, 2026
1:14 PM
I click on Federal - Wages and Income - I get General Info, but then I never get to the part where I can actually add my income! Very strange... I was able to search for 1099-NEC and get to that secti...
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I click on Federal - Wages and Income - I get General Info, but then I never get to the part where I can actually add my income! Very strange... I was able to search for 1099-NEC and get to that section through the search, so those are entered. I have other income I want to manually enter and am not given the option.
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March 4, 2026
1:14 PM
Do I wait for April 15 to begin making payments
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March 4, 2026
1:14 PM
@gcrespin Maybe....depends on other income....you didn't have to be working. For instance: 1)..any retirement pension income you received after moving to SC is considered SC taxable income. 2...
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@gcrespin Maybe....depends on other income....you didn't have to be working. For instance: 1)..any retirement pension income you received after moving to SC is considered SC taxable income. 2) ...ANY Interest, Dividends, Capital Gains, Mutual Fund distributions you received from any account, after you moved to SC, is considered SC income. ____________________ Other: SC does part-year taxes a bit differently form most states. For Part-Year residents, SC allows you to file either A) as a full-year resident, calculating a tax on ALL your year's income, but allowing a credit for the taxes you paid in the former state's part-year tax return....OR...B) as a full-year NON-Resident of SC, where you allocate what sub-portion of your Federal income you actually received after moving to SC. Which way works best can take some extra work testing both situations.
March 4, 2026
1:13 PM
Possibly, under the new (post-2024) IRS rules, interest on a Honda Civic may be deducted if it complies with these guidelines. It must be purchased New, Purchased in 2025–2028, and Have it...
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Possibly, under the new (post-2024) IRS rules, interest on a Honda Civic may be deducted if it complies with these guidelines. It must be purchased New, Purchased in 2025–2028, and Have its final assembly in the U.S. It must be for personal use, Weighing under 14,000 lbs, You may need to consult the dealer for guidance on some of these questions. You can deduct up to $10,000 in interest annually, subject to income phase-outs.
March 4, 2026
1:13 PM
March 4 -- still not fixed.
March 4, 2026
1:12 PM
Why are you filing a tax return? If you only get SS or SSDI it is not taxable and you do t have to file a retun. Unless you are married or get a 1095-A for ACA Obamacare or Marketplace insurance.
March 4, 2026
1:11 PM
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Generally, yes. If someone e-files a tax return listing a dependent (whether a custody issue or just plain identity theft) any later attempts to e-file with the same SSN should result in a rejection...
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Generally, yes. If someone e-files a tax return listing a dependent (whether a custody issue or just plain identity theft) any later attempts to e-file with the same SSN should result in a rejection. If that happens, and you believe you are correct to claim the dependent, you would print your return, sign it and mail it in, and the IRS will investigate.
March 4, 2026
1:11 PM
According to Turbotax I am eligble, it just will not correctly add it to my return
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March 4, 2026
1:09 PM
Thanks again but still not the question. The business still exists. What do you think of my solutions for the asset that has more remaining basis than the debt forgiveness? I put the date of forgi...
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Thanks again but still not the question. The business still exists. What do you think of my solutions for the asset that has more remaining basis than the debt forgiveness? I put the date of forgiveness as the disposal date (no tax effect, just removes it from the depreciation schedule. I set up the remaining basis like a new asset depreciated sl for the remaining time.
March 4, 2026
1:09 PM
turbo tax is charging $69 to file, why?
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March 4, 2026
1:06 PM
I put 1238 in the box on the original tax documents. The actual amount is 439. Should I amend the original or?
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March 4, 2026
1:05 PM
I would like to speak to someone how to enter my data my self
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March 4, 2026
1:04 PM
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March 4, 2026
1:04 PM
Turbo tax did my 2023 and 2025 taxs wrong, and I am currently dealing with an issue from the 2023 filing that is affecting my 2025 Michigan refund. A debt related to the 2023 return was sent to colle...
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Turbo tax did my 2023 and 2025 taxs wrong, and I am currently dealing with an issue from the 2023 filing that is affecting my 2025 Michigan refund. A debt related to the 2023 return was sent to collections without my knowledge, and my first notice from the Michigan Treasury is dated March 5, 2026. My 2025 refund is now being garnished because of this. I am reporting this within the 30-day window for the 100% Accurate Calculation Guarantee and within the 60-day Satisfaction Guarantee window for my 2025 filing. I want it documented that I am actively trying to resolve both matters so delays do not affect eligibility under these guarantees. I have emailed the claims department twice without response, and calling support routes me through automation without resolution. I need direct assistance from a Tax Expert or CPA to help file an amended return (Form 1040-X) and review both filings, along with refunds for the affected services.
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March 4, 2026
1:03 PM
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This is regarded as other income. Here is how to report. Go to Wages & Income -> Less Common Income. Select Miscellaneous Income, 1099-A, 1099-C. Choose Other reportable income. Enter the des...
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This is regarded as other income. Here is how to report. Go to Wages & Income -> Less Common Income. Select Miscellaneous Income, 1099-A, 1099-C. Choose Other reportable income. Enter the description as "Redevelopment Hardship Allowance (India)" and the amount in USD. Corpus is not taxable because it is considered return of captial. Instead of being taxed now, the Corpus amount reduces your cost basis in the property. Example: If you bought the condo for $80,000 and received a $5,000 Corpus payment, your new basis is $75,000. You won't pay tax on that $5,000 until you eventually sell the new condo. @user17722201526
March 4, 2026
1:02 PM
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Why am I getting addre...
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Why am I getting address errors for my Home Energy credit when the address has already been added and is correct?
March 4, 2026
1:01 PM
I'm checking into this for you.
March 4, 2026
1:01 PM
That's how it is reported. Thank you for responding.