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No. If the tax return is correct, the digital part is fine. It is a printing issue. This means you are safe to file. Verify that your rental is showing on the k-1s, box 2
same here, but I'm efiling and now getting a hard stop at this error. I even removed my VIN so it wouldn't keep checking it, but it still fails echeck, and now it's a hard stop to transmit my efile!!... See more...
same here, but I'm efiling and now getting a hard stop at this error. I even removed my VIN so it wouldn't keep checking it, but it still fails echeck, and now it's a hard stop to transmit my efile!!  
Hi,   I was expecting to get a $500 credit for doors since I installed 3 sliding doors in 2025 - I've read that you can get up to $250 per door. However, I am just getting $250. Why isn't 19g up... See more...
Hi,   I was expecting to get a $500 credit for doors since I installed 3 sliding doors in 2025 - I've read that you can get up to $250 per door. However, I am just getting $250. Why isn't 19g updating to a number? It should be $250 since I installed multiple doors. Does Turbo Tax have a bug?  
We'd love to help you complete your tax return, but need more information. Can you please clarify your question?
The reporting of the income is easy, but not the foreign taxes paid on that income.
I thought my employer had overfunded my HSA because they put in more than I requested based on my retirement mid-year. I asked for a distribution of the excess contribution. Now I find out, since I c... See more...
I thought my employer had overfunded my HSA because they put in more than I requested based on my retirement mid-year. I asked for a distribution of the excess contribution. Now I find out, since I continued on a high deductible health plan, I was eligible for the contribution. I contacted the HSA and returned the distribution (after January 1), so I received a 1099-SA showing the distribution from the excess contribution in the amount of $235.73. I entered this 1099-SA into Turbo Tax and answered all the questions prompted. Since my HSA really wasn't overfunded, it is showing up as an error on my return. Form 8889-S Line 12 wks line B shows up with $236 but the employer excess deductions is 0. How do I fix this?
@user17727463601 generally if your state program allows it, a miscellaneous/manual subtraction to income seems to have worked for most people with some exceptions e.g. apparently this adjustment prec... See more...
@user17727463601 generally if your state program allows it, a miscellaneous/manual subtraction to income seems to have worked for most people with some exceptions e.g. apparently this adjustment precludes e-file for NY.   another option is to add the AMD into the US Gov Obligations $ amount on a 1099-DIV; if you don't have one you can enter a placeholder 1099-DIV with $0 in Box 1a and the AMD as the US Gov - Turbotax allows it but not tried this method thru to filing.
Yes, the cost of dentures is considered a qualified medical expense for tax purposes. You can include these costs as itemized medical deductions on Schedule A, to the extent your total unreimbursed m... See more...
Yes, the cost of dentures is considered a qualified medical expense for tax purposes. You can include these costs as itemized medical deductions on Schedule A, to the extent your total unreimbursed medical expenses exceed 7.5% of your adjusted gross income (AGI).   Publication 502 (2025), Medical and Dental Expenses
How do I refile a 2024 return that was rejected for incorrect AGI?
OK, thank you. So it looks like I still can put my child as a dependent, and even qualify for $500 Other Dependent Credit.
This sounds like a problem with the import of the 1099-R.  In order to fix this you should delete the 1099-R that you imported and tell the system "I'll type it in myself".  Then enter all of the inf... See more...
This sounds like a problem with the import of the 1099-R.  In order to fix this you should delete the 1099-R that you imported and tell the system "I'll type it in myself".  Then enter all of the information from the 1099-R manually.  That should make everything calculate correctly.
When you have part of your home rented out, the program will ask if you want to do the math or if you want the program to do it. If you let the program do the math, you enter your full 1098 amount on... See more...
When you have part of your home rented out, the program will ask if you want to do the math or if you want the program to do it. If you let the program do the math, you enter your full 1098 amount on the Sch E and the program pulls the remainder to the Sch A for you. You would not enter it again under Deductions.    Please see another post of mine here.
Please clarify which version of TurboTax you are using: Online or Desktop? What state contains the Federal Carryover Worksheet?
File 1040sr
Upper and lower teeth all removed. Had dentures upper and lower made
In order to file using TurboTax, if you are not a US Citizen, then you would need to either meet the Substantial Presence Test or the Green card Test.    Since you were on the F-1 visa, you would... See more...
In order to file using TurboTax, if you are not a US Citizen, then you would need to either meet the Substantial Presence Test or the Green card Test.    Since you were on the F-1 visa, you would be exempt for 5 calendar years while here on that visa.  This means you would not start counting your days for substantial presence until you moved to the H1-B visa in October.     To meet the substantial presence test, you would need 183 days that were non-exempt.  Since you didn't switch until October, you would not meet the 183 day requirement so you would still file a 1040 NR with Sprintax.com