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I am able to start the Wisconsin state income tax return over by returning to Federal Taxes, then Review, then State Taxes.   At the screen Here's the income that Wisconsin handles differently, I... See more...
I am able to start the Wisconsin state income tax return over by returning to Federal Taxes, then Review, then State Taxes.   At the screen Here's the income that Wisconsin handles differently, I click Edit to the right of Retirement Benefits Adjustment.   At the screen Retirement Benefits Adjustments, I make no entry.  Click Continue.   At the screen Wisconsin Retirement Income Subtraction (Credit Restricted), I selected Yes.    At the screen Subtract Wisconsin Retirement Income, I selected Yes.    The AI features of the software sometimes present differently for one customer and not another.  In some cases, may need to delete the state return and re-enter.   @mdschwartz 
Merrill Lynch often does not activate its "import partner" status until mid-February. As a result, the Merrill Lynch drop-down won't appear until the import is available.    Merrill Lynch says th... See more...
Merrill Lynch often does not activate its "import partner" status until mid-February. As a result, the Merrill Lynch drop-down won't appear until the import is available.    Merrill Lynch says that for many clients, consolidated 1099 tax-reporting statements will be posted to online accounts by February 27 or February 28, 2026. However, they may be posted later because of an extension filed with the IRS, to validate data. This means many consolidated 1099-B forms may not be finalized for import until late February or early March. This is mentioned in this source under the heading What Might Delay Consolidated 1099's.    
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Hey sorry for being rude, just frustrated!  Your advice is better than TurboTax's 🙂   I don't have any balances in a traditional IRA and I managed to do this last year, so I'm VERY frustrated   ... See more...
Hey sorry for being rude, just frustrated!  Your advice is better than TurboTax's 🙂   I don't have any balances in a traditional IRA and I managed to do this last year, so I'm VERY frustrated   Thanks for helping the community
The Form 1040-X for amending a 2025 federal tax return is estimated to be available in TurboTax on 02/19/2026   You will have to wait for the IRS to either Accept or Reject your filed federal tax... See more...
The Form 1040-X for amending a 2025 federal tax return is estimated to be available in TurboTax on 02/19/2026   You will have to wait for the IRS to either Accept or Reject your filed federal tax return. If the return is rejected you can make the necessary changes and e-file again. If the return is accepted you will have to amend your original tax return. An amended return, Form 1040-X, can only be printed and mailed to the IRS if the original tax return was not e-filed. The IRS will take up to 20 weeks or longer to process an amended tax return. Before starting to amend the tax return, wait for the tax refund to be received or the taxes due to be paid and processed by the IRS. See this TurboTax support FAQ for amending a current year tax return - https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-return/amend-federal-tax-return-curr...
The Form 1040X will be available in late February.
"Depreciation and Amortization will be ready by February, but likely sooner." It's still not ready. Anyone know where they are in the process?
Yes, the interest is taxable and reportable to the IRS.  As @AnnetteB6 said, "You have received the interest as part of the new CD. "   I suggest you contact the bank, or check their website fo... See more...
Yes, the interest is taxable and reportable to the IRS.  As @AnnetteB6 said, "You have received the interest as part of the new CD. "   I suggest you contact the bank, or check their website for any 1099s that may have been issued.
  I received a 1099-R for a lump sum distribution from a passed relative's 403b plan.   I was one of 8 beneficiaries.  The 1099 has 12% in box 9a and the Total Distribution box is unchecked   Smart ... See more...
  I received a 1099-R for a lump sum distribution from a passed relative's 403b plan.   I was one of 8 beneficiaries.  The 1099 has 12% in box 9a and the Total Distribution box is unchecked   Smart Check reports an error saying that box 9a cannot have a value in it, if the Total Distribution box is unchecked.   How should I fix this?
I imported from Merrill last night, apparently it is a recent update.  Has your program been updated recently?  It's listed just as "Merrill" this year, not "Merrill Edge" or anything else. 
457b contributions are made by payroll deduction and are reported on your W-2 and captured by Turbotax automatically.  Even if it is a Roth designated account, you do not also report it on the Roth I... See more...
457b contributions are made by payroll deduction and are reported on your W-2 and captured by Turbotax automatically.  Even if it is a Roth designated account, you do not also report it on the Roth IRA section of Turbotax.  
Form IT-296 Line 41 asks to subtract the state income tax from the itemized deductions. Does that mean that State income tax is not allowed to be used as an itemized deduction in NYS?
Sorry, I need to change my title as it is not the contribution to which I am referring - it is the conversion.   This is line 4b on 1040.   Perhaps this is not related to a spousal IRA but I can'... See more...
Sorry, I need to change my title as it is not the contribution to which I am referring - it is the conversion.   This is line 4b on 1040.   Perhaps this is not related to a spousal IRA but I can't come up with another difference between the 2. I am assuming my conversion, not my husband's, is the problem because that's the only difference. Given we both contributed the same amount, this assumption could be wrong.   We converted both traditional IRAs to Roths. For some reason, one of the conversions is being taxed on the full conversion, including basis. As I understand, there are no limits in this case. I should only be taxed on the interest made in the account, not the basis.   (So far as the workplace account, I think it means that I have a 401k which I do, so I selected that I do. But I will say originally I did not because I thought it meant an account I was still contributing to, which I am not.)   Thanks for the timely response but I still need an answer. I'm missing something.
The only way to know what forms are available and updates on others is using TurboTax Form Availability.     @Allday123 
I have just amended my 2021 1040 in Premier. I need to amend 2022, 2023 and 2024, however i am unsure how to bring the amended changes into each year. changes are: 1.  add a new roof to capital asse... See more...
I have just amended my 2021 1040 in Premier. I need to amend 2022, 2023 and 2024, however i am unsure how to bring the amended changes into each year. changes are: 1.  add a new roof to capital asset on a rental property (accidently expensed as repairs.)   2. QBI data was not entered from K-1, does this info require carry forward data for each year?    If i cant import an amended return into an already filed/closed year, Do I just add the asset to each year, and include the prior years depreciation?  
To enter the interest paid on a new vehicle loan, navigate to the Car Loan Interest screen in TurboTax.  Federal > Deductions & Credits > Add more deductions > Cars and Other Things You Own > Car ... See more...
To enter the interest paid on a new vehicle loan, navigate to the Car Loan Interest screen in TurboTax.  Federal > Deductions & Credits > Add more deductions > Cars and Other Things You Own > Car Loan Interest  Vehicle Loan Interest Deduction  
@Paulie17 wrote: Thank you for the response.  I was afraid you were going to say that.  I have 3 separate donations this year with probably 100 items in each donation.  I know Its deductible mad... See more...
@Paulie17 wrote: Thank you for the response.  I was afraid you were going to say that.  I have 3 separate donations this year with probably 100 items in each donation.  I know Its deductible made it soooo easy as we could add the items and then import the grand totals.  Appreciate the input.   While it might be some work to total up the value (depending on what they are), you only need to make 3 entries in the tax program.  Best.