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  An IRS IP PIN is 6 digits.   https://www.irs.gov/identity-theft-fraud-scams/retrieve-your-ip-pin   If you have a 6 digit PIN issued to you by the IRS you need to enter it in order to e-file... See more...
  An IRS IP PIN is 6 digits.   https://www.irs.gov/identity-theft-fraud-scams/retrieve-your-ip-pin   If you have a 6 digit PIN issued to you by the IRS you need to enter it in order to e-file.  Go to Federal>Other Tax Situations>Other Return Info>Identity Protection PIN and enter the six-digit PIN.  
Need refund for turbotax advantage program.  I purchased two programs, I only need one.  Need refund for 1 turbotax program for $120.00.  Advise what do I need to send to you to receive my refund.  M... See more...
Need refund for turbotax advantage program.  I purchased two programs, I only need one.  Need refund for 1 turbotax program for $120.00.  Advise what do I need to send to you to receive my refund.  My name is [PII Removed].
How old were the children at the beginning of 2025? You can only claim the child care credit for a child who was under 13 at the time that the care was provided. If they were already 13 at the beginn... See more...
How old were the children at the beginning of 2025? You can only claim the child care credit for a child who was under 13 at the time that the care was provided. If they were already 13 at the beginning of the year, you cannot claim the credit for any child care expenses in 2025. Check the birth dates that you entered for the children.  
Glad you got yours taken care of! I’ll see what I can do on my end. sigh these issues shouldnt be an issue in the first place. sheeesh.
Since you used all of your scholarship for tuition, there should be no taxable income.   The 1098-T form only needs to be entered when you're claiming credits.  Those are based on tuition/fees onl... See more...
Since you used all of your scholarship for tuition, there should be no taxable income.   The 1098-T form only needs to be entered when you're claiming credits.  Those are based on tuition/fees only and room and board don't count for purposes of the credit calculation.   You can remove your 1098-T form from the tax return and that will resolve the issue of the income showing that should not be reported.  
Lol. This gives me an error as well.   I'm also now having an issue with the new file, as it's forcing me to buy CA ... again before I can complete it. I'm wary to buy, as your return/refund page d... See more...
Lol. This gives me an error as well.   I'm also now having an issue with the new file, as it's forcing me to buy CA ... again before I can complete it. I'm wary to buy, as your return/refund page does not allow for single item charge refunds (ie, state charge of $50/state).
@MarilynG1 - Thanks for your reply.   For each of my 1099-R's I choose 'entire distribution was RMD.'  What else could it be?  Seems an odd question.   It does not say "Distribution was my entire... See more...
@MarilynG1 - Thanks for your reply.   For each of my 1099-R's I choose 'entire distribution was RMD.'  What else could it be?  Seems an odd question.   It does not say "Distribution was my entire RMD."  That would be a different question, and irrelevant, since I can take whatever I want from wherever I want so long as I hit my total RMD. I'm glad you agree "workaround is perfectly acceptable" - whatever other workaround is there?   Hopefully, TTax  
Trustee to trustee No education expenses paid as it was just a rollover from 529 to 529 from one state to another.
This is happening to mine as well I called to see if mine was offset or if I owed n nothing ! I’m hoping it’s a glitch . Iam regretting using turbo tax this year
Forms 4562 attached to Schedule E are currently being updated.    The software should be updated after 02/11/26, but our tech team is working hard to have those updates before that date. 
Hello! I finished my 8th semester of college (4th year) in the spring of 2025. This was technically for a graduate program, but I was a full time student and hadn't exceded 4 years of college. For th... See more...
Hello! I finished my 8th semester of college (4th year) in the spring of 2025. This was technically for a graduate program, but I was a full time student and hadn't exceded 4 years of college. For this semester, I received a $6500 scholarship that went entirely towards tuition. Additionally, I paid $2,404.16 out-of-pocket for the remaining balance of this semester on 12/6/2024.    On my 1098-T, Box 1 is blank (reflecting that no payments were received for tuition), Box 5 contains $6500 (reflecting my scholarship), and boxes 8 (at least half time student) and 9 (graduate student) are checked. When entering this information into my return as is, this $6500 is reflected as income for the year. In reality, all of it was used on tuition.  I was unsure if I would qualify for any credits since the payment I made was technically made in the previous tax year (2024), but I don't see why I would owe taxes on scholarship money that went entirely towards tuition. Is there a way for me to report this, or should I contact my school? 
Le comparto liga que explica en detalle como reportar su overtime en TurboTax:   ¿Cómo ingreso el pago de horas extras en TurboTax Online?
You do NOT put a 2024 1099 on a 2025 tax return, if that is what you are asking about.   The online software is only for 2025 income---no other year.   If you need to file a 2024 return, you can ... See more...
You do NOT put a 2024 1099 on a 2025 tax return, if that is what you are asking about.   The online software is only for 2025 income---no other year.   If you need to file a 2024 return, you can do that. Or you can amend your 2024 return to add a 1099 that you forgot to include last year.   Which do you need to do?
tried 6 times to e file only to have returns rejected due to error: IND-181-01 Identity pin missing   Turbo tax has a 7 digit IP Pin Field, but IRS & Intuit know the pin is 8 digits-so pin fails...... See more...
tried 6 times to e file only to have returns rejected due to error: IND-181-01 Identity pin missing   Turbo tax has a 7 digit IP Pin Field, but IRS & Intuit know the pin is 8 digits-so pin fails....  
If you have a 2024 1099, you cannot add it to your 2025 tax return.  You'll need to amend your 2024 return to include it. Electronic filing has closed for 2024, but you can print and mail the return(... See more...
If you have a 2024 1099, you cannot add it to your 2025 tax return.  You'll need to amend your 2024 return to include it. Electronic filing has closed for 2024, but you can print and mail the return(s) to the IRS and your resident state, if applicable.   Here is some more information on filing amendments: How to File an Amended Tax Return with the IRS
A couple reasons could be…… You might be getting Form 8959 because the amount of Medicare taxes withheld in box 6 is Not exactly 1.45% of the Medicare wages in box 5. Remove any cents for the Medica... See more...
A couple reasons could be…… You might be getting Form 8959 because the amount of Medicare taxes withheld in box 6 is Not exactly 1.45% of the Medicare wages in box 5. Remove any cents for the Medicare in box 6 and see if the 8959 and upgrade message goes away. If it is saying you need Schedule 3 and can't use the Free Edition it might be giving you the retirement savings credit. You can say you are a student to decline the credit. You must answer Yes when asked in the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit section if your were a full-time student. The answer to this same question asked in the personal-information section is not the answer that is used.
Please clarify your question by adding some additional information so we may better help you.  Such as: What version of TurboTax are you using? What TurboTax screen are you on? What is the screen say... See more...
Please clarify your question by adding some additional information so we may better help you.  Such as: What version of TurboTax are you using? What TurboTax screen are you on? What is the screen saying? Did you get an error message? Are you able to enter your information at all?
You don't add it. You can't claim the deduction for overtime for overtime that is paid at the straight-time rate. Qualified overtime pay for the deduction is only the "half" in time-and-a-half. For e... See more...
You don't add it. You can't claim the deduction for overtime for overtime that is paid at the straight-time rate. Qualified overtime pay for the deduction is only the "half" in time-and-a-half. For example, if your regular pay rate is $20 an hour, and you were paid $300 for 10 hours at $30 per hour (time and a half), the amount you can deduct is $100 (the extra $10 per hour for the 10 hours of overtime).