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a month ago
I can relate to your problem. My printed version of my 2025 tax returns started out in English and seemed to switch to a computer code. It is not legible for filing. I have wasted time trying to s...
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I can relate to your problem. My printed version of my 2025 tax returns started out in English and seemed to switch to a computer code. It is not legible for filing. I have wasted time trying to solve this issue and have not found a work around. Any suggestions?
a month ago
Although I am not a Mac user I have had this issue in the past. I saved the past return as a pdf and used it as my import.
a month ago
This issue appears to have been rectified. Please let us know if you see it again.
a month ago
where do we 5695 form at
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a month ago
You do need to file the Form 540X to amend your California return. You will not get a revised Form 1099-G from California for 2025. Since your refund is not corrected until 2025, you will treat the r...
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You do need to file the Form 540X to amend your California return. You will not get a revised Form 1099-G from California for 2025. Since your refund is not corrected until 2025, you will treat the refund received in 2025 as being correct, since you report income on a cash basis on your tax return. The state tax you pay back in 2025 will be accounted for on that tax return as state taxes paid in. You will file the 2025 tax return in 2026.
a month ago
I have the same issue and have done the recommended solutions of reinstallation, no firewall, etc. Is there a fix available now?
a month ago
Schwab has the information available, and gives me the message that 'success, we've got ur tax data, you can return to TurboTax' but when I click to do that, my desktop version says 'this import was ...
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Schwab has the information available, and gives me the message that 'success, we've got ur tax data, you can return to TurboTax' but when I click to do that, my desktop version says 'this import was unsuccessful'. I followed ur recommendation to provide access, but no Local Network Access checkbox that I could see. Screenshot attached. Please advise, as I've been using TT for over a decade and never had issues importing brokerage data. Adam
a month ago
You might not be able to pay your fees if:
Your federal refund isn't enough to cover the cost.
You are only filing a state return.
You are mailing a paper return.
This can also hap...
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You might not be able to pay your fees if:
Your federal refund isn't enough to cover the cost.
You are only filing a state return.
You are mailing a paper return.
This can also happen if your bank information is wrong.
You must meet certain requirements to be eligible for this option. Please, read this article Can I pay with my refund? for more information:
a month ago
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@santamaria415 wrote: I’m trying to understand why H&R Block’s tax software is able to process and file this return.... Not sure about the source of your information but this is the screen I ...
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@santamaria415 wrote: I’m trying to understand why H&R Block’s tax software is able to process and file this return.... Not sure about the source of your information but this is the screen I see on my H&R Block screen in the Rentals and Royalties section.
a month ago
Are you trying to efile? Or did you get a letter from the IRS? Or when looking up your refund? Could be many reasons.
a month ago
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Not helpful at all. Automated script asked if it was a desktop issue and I said yes, then it said Turbo tax isn't supported by windows 10 and then hung up on me. Haha. It's a joke.
a month ago
How to avoid 10% additional tax from a 529 plan for scholarships received within TurboTax?
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a month ago
Thanks, I did in fact enter the data into TT from the 1095-A and the resulting 8962 shows a NIL PTC result. I was even thinking of manually printing the 8962 and including it in my return, but am not...
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Thanks, I did in fact enter the data into TT from the 1095-A and the resulting 8962 shows a NIL PTC result. I was even thinking of manually printing the 8962 and including it in my return, but am not sure that might cause confusion. I'll leave everything as per TT instructions......no 8962 to be sent. If it gets kicked back I'll update here. Thanks
a month ago
We have a rental house that is next door to our primary residence. It was rented out from 2017 through 18 July 2025 and was converted to personal use on 19 July 2025 so we would have a place for my ...
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We have a rental house that is next door to our primary residence. It was rented out from 2017 through 18 July 2025 and was converted to personal use on 19 July 2025 so we would have a place for my 96-y.o. mother. We plan to either sell or re-rent the property in mid-2026. When I enter the days or personal use in TurboTax, it does the calculations to split between personal and business use as expected, but it also allows the loss for the part of the year it was rental property. Up until now, all my losses have been carried forward. I'm happy to get the deduction, but what happens when I sell the house in 2026? We would have about 180-200 days of personal use prior to the sale. I'm assuming we'll still have to pay capital gains on the gain on the property as if it were still an rental property, but will we still be able to deduct the losses carried forward from 2017 through 2024?
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a month ago
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Yes, line 21A is the correct line number to report this. Codes like claim numbers, driver's license numbers, or certificate IDs are part of the XML data packet transmitted directly to the state. They...
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Yes, line 21A is the correct line number to report this. Codes like claim numbers, driver's license numbers, or certificate IDs are part of the XML data packet transmitted directly to the state. They are often "hidden" fields that do not appear on the PDF version of the return that you print for your records.
The claim number is usually embedded in an electronic "attachment" sent to the state but does not appear in the PDF printed version. If you see this on line 21A, it has been properly transmitted with the claim number safely embedded in the email transmission sent to the state.
a month ago
@George Gordon It's not too bad, is it? A few things could be better, but overall, not too bad. Don't you think?
a month ago
I sold my primary home in 2025 which I used it for rental for 2 years. I used depreciation on my previous years for rental. Do I have to do depreciation on both sold rental property and sale of home...
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I sold my primary home in 2025 which I used it for rental for 2 years. I used depreciation on my previous years for rental. Do I have to do depreciation on both sold rental property and sale of home which is same property? It seems like double tax if I use depreciation on both. Let me know. Thank you!
a month ago
By the end of this week. Try Friday.
a month ago
The lady said Feb 19 if you scroll up.