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Did that...still charged both fees. I am done...sending via snail mail then using something else next year.
Your Merrill data may not yet be formatted for import into TurboTax.   The tax reporting statements are made available online typically before they are in the proper format for importing into the t... See more...
Your Merrill data may not yet be formatted for import into TurboTax.   The tax reporting statements are made available online typically before they are in the proper format for importing into the tax program.
Ditto.   This should not be taking that long, been waiting on this since end of January.   Only piece remaining for my taxes...   At a minimum update the pop-up with a specific target date!
The IRS Schedule 1-A found on their website matches the TurboTax 1-A.   No IRS website information on the specific MAGI calculation. Dozens of Web articles on the Enhanced Senior Deduction refer to... See more...
The IRS Schedule 1-A found on their website matches the TurboTax 1-A.   No IRS website information on the specific MAGI calculation. Dozens of Web articles on the Enhanced Senior Deduction refer to it being based on the MAGI.    So perhaps in this case the "MAGI du jour" does NOT include Exempt Interest.     thanks
I am using Free edition and both Federal and State filing charges are $0. When I click on 'Confirm payment' I get this payment error. I have tried signing out and in multiple times, clearing browser c... See more...
I am using Free edition and both Federal and State filing charges are $0. When I click on 'Confirm payment' I get this payment error. I have tried signing out and in multiple times, clearing browser cache, and using a new device and I still see the same error.
We've been advised by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed by the evening of Thursday, February 19th. Note that this update will... See more...
We've been advised by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed by the evening of Thursday, February 19th. Note that this update will affect depreciation for Schedule E (Rental Properties) only. Schedule C (Self-Employment) was updated previously, and should be working in all versions of TurboTax.  (Problems receiving the update? See: troubleshooting for TurboTax Online)   You can sign up at this link to be notified via email when the depreciation and amortization forms are available in TurboTax.
Hello,   I became a passive investor at a new restaurant from 2023. I didn't receive any K-1 until late 2024 so I have to amend my 2023 and 2024 returns. My main goal was to track the business loss... See more...
Hello,   I became a passive investor at a new restaurant from 2023. I didn't receive any K-1 until late 2024 so I have to amend my 2023 and 2024 returns. My main goal was to track the business losses for the first couple years when it started. I have already had my 2023 amendment approved.   I didn't really notice this because it's minor compared to other things on the K-1. In box 15, I have an amount ($1,055, code N, for both 2023 and 2024 K-1s). I looked back at my 2023 amended tax return, this amount is reflected on form 3800 part III, and form 8582-CR lines 4a, 4c, 5, and 7. From my own research, it seems this credit (FICA?) can be carried forward for 20 years. And since I was not able to use any of them in my 2023 return, should it have also been put in part IV of form 3800 so they can be tracked in later years? Why turbotax decided to not put the amount there? What else did I miss? Shall I re-do my 2023 amendment?   There is also another challenge - I used a different turbotax account for tax year 2023 and before, and a new account since 2024 onwards, making it hard for my 2024 return to automatically recognize the above information from the previous year - is there any way to manually input these when I amend my 2024 return?   I have been using Windows web browser version of Turbotax - not sure which edition it should be but I usually pay minimum fees and never used live expert help.   Many thanks in advance.   Edit: Also, currently the K-1 interview of Turbotax Online 2024 does not ask me about unallowed 2023 passive activity credit from 8582-CR and therefore does not record it properly for me in the proposed 2024 amendment.
It is supposed to be available by the end of next week.
To enter estimated tax paid in 2025  Go to Federal>Deductions and Credits>Estimates and Other Taxes Paid>Estimates
High school students taking college level courses at an eligible educational institution are eligible for the Lifetime Learning Credit (LLC). Follow these steps in TurboTax Online to generate the cre... See more...
High school students taking college level courses at an eligible educational institution are eligible for the Lifetime Learning Credit (LLC). Follow these steps in TurboTax Online to generate the credit:   1) Go to the section Deductions & Credits>Expenses and Scholarships (Form 1098-T)   2) Add Student    3) For the question Was (student) working on an Associate, Bachelor's or Graduate degree? answer No   4) Was (student) enrolled in certificate or credential program? No   5) Was (student) taking college level courses? Select Yes if a high school student   These answers will generate the Lifetime Learning Credit instead of the American Opportunity Credit.   See this IRS article for more information: Lifetime Learning Credit
It is expected to be available later this week with the end of the week updates (which typically occur on Thursday nights, so 2/19/26), please check back at the end of the week.  
The new deduction for overtime is on your federal tax return. OVERTIME  https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-reform/enter-overtime-pay-turbotax-online  
By the end of next week according to some official sources here.
In order to populate the specific-country data for income and taxes paid, you may need to create entries for additional dummy 1099-DIV's that only include data of foreign income and foreign tax per e... See more...
In order to populate the specific-country data for income and taxes paid, you may need to create entries for additional dummy 1099-DIV's that only include data of foreign income and foreign tax per each country (so that your U.S.-source income is not double-counted or quadruple-counted), until all 4 countries have been entered. This is a common workaround across many tax software vendors. You might want to reference this Community conversation as a starting point.     For the 2 1099's with foreign taxes paid to the same country, enter them both as usual, and TurboTax should collate them together on Form 1116 correctly. Tag me @MelindaS1 if you have issues with the final computation.    Learn more: TurboTax FAQ - Where do I enter the foreign tax credit (Form 1116) or deduction? IRS Pub. 514 - Foreign Tax Credit for Individuals
Please clarify your question by adding some additional information so we may better help you.  Such as: Are you trying to access your Form 1099 for 2025?  What did your employer ask you to do? Do you... See more...
Please clarify your question by adding some additional information so we may better help you.  Such as: Are you trying to access your Form 1099 for 2025?  What did your employer ask you to do? Do you have an Employer/Employee Portal? Are you trying to upload a 1099 while using TurboTax? Does your employer use QuickBooks?
@mhusenits Go back to the very start of the File section.  Go through the screens and when you get the state tax return section you will be asked again if you want to pay with a credit card or pay wi... See more...
@mhusenits Go back to the very start of the File section.  Go through the screens and when you get the state tax return section you will be asked again if you want to pay with a credit card or pay with a federal tax refund.  Choose Pay with a Credit Card.
 Go to Federal> Wages & Income>>Retirement Plans and Social Security  (SSA1099 and 1099RRB) to enter your SSA1099.