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@PatriciaV  and @CatinaT1    I continue to have two assets with errors on the Form 4562 after clearing the cache and following the instructions.  To be clear, I originally  had errors on 43 assets.  When I installed the 2/13/26 TurboTax updates, all but two errors were resolved.  None of the subsequent TurboTax updates have resolved these two errors.  I am including screenshots of the error for one of the assets (step-by-step and form).   Both assets are vehicles placed into service in 2004.                

Go to Federal Taxes > Wages & Income > Investment Income > Capital Loss Carryover. It will ask for information from your 2024 tax return, and it will use that information to calculate the carryover.  

Are you talking about your SS benefits being reduced because you are still working and are under full retirement age?    Only the income you receive from working counts "against" you----not income from pensions, IRA's etc.   Before you reach full retirement age, if you continue working while drawing SS, your benefits can be reduced if you earn over a certain limit.   For 2024, $22,320.  For 2025 it will be $23,400; 2026   $24,480  

An 846 is your refund code. Which means that your tax refund has been approved and is officially scheduled for release by that day.   You may want to keep monitoring your refund directly in the IRS website: Where's my Refund  

@sametulaskarasu57 wrote: In Turbotax home page it says "Accepted" but when I try to check it in Michigan's web site it says no record found. Also my friend from Michigan done it after me and she got the refund. Also I couldn't find my MI-1040, it is not in my documents on Turbotax. You can't go by when someone else gets their refund.  It's all unpredictable and variable.   To get a copy of your 2025 return PDF which should include both the Federal and State returns, log in to Online TurboTax,  and at the Tax Home scroll down to "Your Tax Returns & Documents."  Expand that section and choose tax year 2025, and you should be able to download/view the return PDF.  When viewing the PDF, the state return is near the end.   You should be able to get it there.  If for some reason you can't, we can tell you another way to get the PDF, but it's more complicated.   Or phone the Michigan Treasury eServices and just ask them about your refund.  If they can identify you on the phone, they will likely tell you its status. https://www.michigan.gov/taxes/helpcenter/contact-us Use the phone number shown there for "Individual Income Tax Users."

@markmil11 wrote: Why you are posting nonsense.... Here is my very first post in this thread:   "There are a few firms missing in the import list. Acorns, for example, is missing and Merrill just got added last week. You might want to give it a week or two and see what happens."   I wrote and posted the above about 2 weeks ago so I was correct and you wasted your time contacting the "Office of President of Intuit". Bottom line is I was proven correct and you are a sick individual - get help.

If your name was on it and it was left to you I wouldn't put it on a 1041 at all.  It should continue to be put on your form 1040 as it has been all along.   In fact, you should consult your attorney about filing a 1041 at all.  If your spouse has passed and left everything to you then there shouldn't be a need for an estate return.  Everything should pass smoothly to you.

This has been updated.   If you are using desktop software you may need to do a manual update. Try clearing your Cache and Cookies and then try this link instructions.   If you are using the online software, Clear Cache and Cookies. 

Wisconsin does not conform to the Federal enhanced senior deduction. You should add it back to the Wisconsin return on Schedule AD.   Wisconsin has an additional personal exemption deduction of $250 for persons aged 65 or older on December 31, 2025. See this Wisconsin Revenue document..