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This is for Online TurboTax. I provided the shortcut method above to go directly to the estimated taxes entry section.   If you want to use regular navigation, here's how.  So between the 2 methods,... See more...
This is for Online TurboTax. I provided the shortcut method above to go directly to the estimated taxes entry section.   If you want to use regular navigation, here's how.  So between the 2 methods, you should be able to use one or both of them.   When you click in the left column tab for Deductions & Credits, it may take you to a page called "Your Tax Breaks".   That shows the "Tax Breaks", i.e., deductions, that someone has already worked on this year or that TurboTax is expecting from what was entered last year.   Lower on that same screen should be a button or link for "Add more tax breaks" or "Show more tax breaks" or similar wording.   When clicked, then the screen should expand, and all the deduction topics are displayed including "Estimates and Other Taxes Paid."  Then that topic can be expanded further to get the subtopic Estimated Tax Payments.  Then you can choose the category for state estimated payments.   NOTE: Before filing, make sure your Federal estimated tax payments correctly show on the Federal Form 1040, Line 26, and that any state estimated tax payments show up on your state return.
You appear to be using Online TurboTax, so that's what my answer is geared toward.   It's nonintuitive, but the state estimated tax payments you made are entered on the Federal side of the intervie... See more...
You appear to be using Online TurboTax, so that's what my answer is geared toward.   It's nonintuitive, but the state estimated tax payments you made are entered on the Federal side of the interview.  In Online TurboTax, here's a tool that should get you directly to the estimated tax payments section.  I've also provided an alternate navigation method in a comment that follows this one.   With the return open, go to the left menu column and click on TAX TOOLS, then the subtab TOOLS. In the Tools Center choose the blue button Topic Search. In the topic search line enter the phrase estimated tax payments without quotes. Make the selection in the list (it may already be highlighted), and either double-click it or click the GO button. Next screen is Estimates and Other Income Taxes Paid. Expand the section Estimated Tax Payments. Choose the appropriate category and tax year you are reporting (Federal, state, local) and click START or Revisit. NOTE:  Before filing, make sure your Federal estimated tax payments correctly show on the Federal Form 1040, Line 26, and that any state estimated tax payments show up on your state return.
Thank you for the reply.  I looked for the question you said you had when doing the estimated taxes in the Home and Business version.  I am not seeing this question in Premier "Would you like us to c... See more...
Thank you for the reply.  I looked for the question you said you had when doing the estimated taxes in the Home and Business version.  I am not seeing this question in Premier "Would you like us to copy your current year wage information to next year?".  I looked at the ES Tax Options and it shows a message saying that it is using the amount that I paid in withholding in 2025.  It then showed that amount in the form and I could not find a way to clear it or to override it.  Because of that, I could not get vouchers since the amount I paid in for 2025 is more that I expect to pay in 2026.  I am retired so I do not have a paycheck.  I do have voluntary withdrawals from my Social Security and my pension.  Cannot find a way to get around this problem in Turbotax Premier.  Any advice would be appreciated.  
@errylrichter125 Care to elaborate how Stifel relates to our collective TurboTax data import problem ?
The entry space initially was shown, but once entered and edited, it no longer shows anywhere that I can edit that amount. I wand to take less than the full amount this year, and carry some to future... See more...
The entry space initially was shown, but once entered and edited, it no longer shows anywhere that I can edit that amount. I wand to take less than the full amount this year, and carry some to future years.
I spent hours working through the automatic questions Turbo Tax asks for my Utah state tax return and read the questions in the system over and over. I asked for AI help within Turbo Tax, with no su... See more...
I spent hours working through the automatic questions Turbo Tax asks for my Utah state tax return and read the questions in the system over and over. I asked for AI help within Turbo Tax, with no success as it gives me solutions that don't exist. There is no space to enter Utah tax prepayments I made in 2025. I assume even asking a tax expert for help won't solve my issue. I don't want to lose all my progress and need to file manually just because Turbo Tax doesn't let me do this. I'm self employed and filing jointly with my spouse.
This is mainly a user community forum, not a direct route to TurboTax Support.   Technical help with a Mac issue often comes from other Mac users in this forum, unless it's a Mac issue already known ... See more...
This is mainly a user community forum, not a direct route to TurboTax Support.   Technical help with a Mac issue often comes from other Mac users in this forum, unless it's a Mac issue already known to TurboTax.   But in any case, so far you haven't described your issue other than "can't print."   You should explain what that means.  Is it the desktop version or online version?  How are you trying to print?   What happens when you try to print?   Does it do nothing at all?  Is there any error message?  Is the print garbled?   etc.
@Will5J It depends on how this person is related to you.     You would only add her to your return if this person is a spouse and you will be filing a joint return, you can add them to your return ... See more...
@Will5J It depends on how this person is related to you.     You would only add her to your return if this person is a spouse and you will be filing a joint return, you can add them to your return in "My Info" on the left of your screen, but if they are just someone you help part of the year, this is not applicable.   If this is a person you provided some support to, and would like to claim for the "Credit for Other Dependents", you'll need to ensure she qualifies. If you are supporting someone for only 4.7 months, generally, they would not qualify as a dependent.  See the below list of rules for:  Rules for Claiming Dependents on Taxes:   Do they live with you? The dependent must live with you all year as a member of your household or be on the list of “relatives who do not live with you” in Publication 501. About 30 types of relatives are on this list. Do they make less than $5,200 in 2025? Based on the information provided, she meets this test. Do you financially support them? You must provide more than half of their total support for the year. If she lived with you for 4.7 months, you'd have needed to pay for some living expenses in other months in order to meet this test.   They also would not be required to file their own income tax return since they had no income.   @mesquitebean Thank you!  
In 2024 we put a vehicle into service for my spouse's business.  It is used only over the summer for business purposes but in year one it was used so much it was over the 50% Sec 179 threshold so we ... See more...
In 2024 we put a vehicle into service for my spouse's business.  It is used only over the summer for business purposes but in year one it was used so much it was over the 50% Sec 179 threshold so we took accelerated depreciation.   Fast forward to 2025 and unfortunately business use has dropped to 40%.  Even though I'm not selling the vehicle and we plan to continue to use it for business use through its depreciable life, the new tax laws under OBBBA require me to take 179 depreciation recapture on my 2025 return   I've read some things about needing to use form 4797 for sale of an asset even though I haven't sold the vehicle, but not sure if it is automatically calculating the recapture for me or if there is something missing.  Turbotax did acknowledge that there was recapture going on as there were a number of errors that popped in the federal error check.  It's not jumping out in my depreciation forms and if I do the math it's just taking the original cost of the vehicle * business use % * 20% for a 5 year useful life.  This takes care of ongoing depreciation, but not recapture.   Where am I supposed to go to take care of the recapture income?  I can easily do the math on what I would have taken on a 5 year straight line basis versus the accelerated depreciation I took in year 1?  Can always just drop that in as "other income"   (Don't worry - I'm already lowering my head in shame for being greedy and taking 179 in year 1 when there was no guarantee I could hold it).
I had posted about this previously under the heading of 1040 re self employed health insurance. I had some replies but unfortunately nothing that worked. I am an LLC - K1 partner and had insurance th... See more...
I had posted about this previously under the heading of 1040 re self employed health insurance. I had some replies but unfortunately nothing that worked. I am an LLC - K1 partner and had insurance through the marketplace. My premium was input on my  K1  -  box 13  code M  as $8293. These premiums were computed correctly on all necessary forms except form 1040 schedule 1  line 17).  Line 17 shows $14,252. This is $5959.00 over! I then discovered something I wasn't aware of before when I was checking form 7206 – the Self Employed Health Insurance Deduction. It also has $8293 on line 14 as the allowed deduction. BUT at the very bottom of this form in very small print it says  "A self-employed health insurance adjustment of $5959.00 from premiums paid through an exchange is included as an adjustment to income but does not appear on these worksheets."    So this adjustment was added to my $8923. Of course I have no way of knowing how that happened since it’s not shown in  the worksheets. The IRS states about form 7206 - How to figure the deduction. Generally, you can use the worksheet in the Form 1040 instructions to figure your deduction. However, if any of the following apply, you must use Form 7206. • You had more than one source of income subject to self-employment tax. • You file Form 2555. • You are using amounts paid for qualified long-term care insurance to figure the deduction. None of these apply to me. I thought I would delete form 7206 and I tried. But the program doesn’t seem to allow you to do that. I really need some help please.
I can't print my return which seems pretty basic to your service. I go on line and I find many of these complaints from 2025. It is 2026 people. Where is some help?
I have bitcoin in exchange-cash asset and transferred the amount to Robinhood.  1st question since this was a transfer ,do I answer a yes or no on digital asset question on the 1040? and secondly any... See more...
I have bitcoin in exchange-cash asset and transferred the amount to Robinhood.  1st question since this was a transfer ,do I answer a yes or no on digital asset question on the 1040? and secondly any other tax forms that need to be filled out in turbotax ?
I am having the exact same problem and just keep getting the run around the irs says cross river has my money cross river says turbo tax does and turbo tax says they sent it back to the irs and the i... See more...
I am having the exact same problem and just keep getting the run around the irs says cross river has my money cross river says turbo tax does and turbo tax says they sent it back to the irs and the irs says they didnt.  my ,omey was sent to cross river on 2/19 and rejected on 2/20 now noone knows where it is and it has been 16 days and i still have no clue where my money is i will never use turbo tax again every year for the last few years there has been something wrong somewhere,
Hi Dmertz   Nice to meet you ...  Volvogirl did help me a lot and we did confirm that 5c does have a check mark on Rollover, so we are good there.   As per your suggestion, I did check the IRA I... See more...
Hi Dmertz   Nice to meet you ...  Volvogirl did help me a lot and we did confirm that 5c does have a check mark on Rollover, so we are good there.   As per your suggestion, I did check the IRA Info Wks Part V  "2025 Transactions - Contributions" section, and line35 does indicate $78,000 on the line for "2025 - Conversion contributions taxable at conversion".  Also I see "2024 Balances (Basis - Before 2025 Transaction)" section line31 "2024 Transactions - Contributions" with $80,000.  I hope you agree both these entries are showing up as they should.     My main concern all along had been if this transaction was treated as proper ROTH conversion / Rollover.   So, I think I am good now.  If I have any further questions, I will let you know.    Thanks SP
Even if you rented an apartment in Arizona, if you kept your permanent residence, ID and car registration in Texas, you would file a nonresident / part year resident Arizona return. Contact the Arizo... See more...
Even if you rented an apartment in Arizona, if you kept your permanent residence, ID and car registration in Texas, you would file a nonresident / part year resident Arizona return. Contact the Arizona DOR with any questions.   If you maintained a permanent home in Texas while temporarily in Utah for 7 months (roughly 210+ days), you are likely considered a part-year resident or, depending on specific intent, a statutory resident. You would file a Utah TC-40 Part-Year Resident Return to report only the income earned while in Utah. Contact the Utah DOR with any questions.   As @RogerD1 stated, if you returned to your permanent home in Texas, which has no state tax, you can prepare Arizona and Utah returns in any order.   @anonymous2   
@ billjester5  Oh, gosh!  You just posted that in a public Internet forum!   You should edit that posting to remove all personal info.   To do that, click the tiny blue 3-dot icon just to the right ... See more...
@ billjester5  Oh, gosh!  You just posted that in a public Internet forum!   You should edit that posting to remove all personal info.   To do that, click the tiny blue 3-dot icon just to the right of your question.    Hopefully, one of the tax experts will also see it and remove it.     This is a user community forum that works like a bulletin board.  It is not a direct route to TurboTax Support.   @ MindyB  or @ LindaS5247 are you still here in the forum and can edit the thread title?    Thanks.
She had no income.
I am unable to get past the "upload your spreadsheet" page to enter my business expenses manually for schedule C.
You are correct, the basis withdrawal isn't taxable.  You will need to input the basis- without an entry, there is no way to determine the basis. This is done separate from the income section where y... See more...
You are correct, the basis withdrawal isn't taxable.  You will need to input the basis- without an entry, there is no way to determine the basis. This is done separate from the income section where you reported the 1099-R   Here is how to navigate TurboTax Online to report your ROTH basis:   Navigate to Traditional IRA and Roth IRA Contributions in the Deductions and Credits section. On the Tell us about your IRAs screen, check the Roth IRA box and select Continue. Continue through the interview to enter your current year (2025) contributions on the screen that asks you to Enter your regular Roth IRA contributions. Continue through the interview, answer Yes to the question Did you open any Roth IRAs in 2024 or any previous year?  Answer Yes to the question Do you want to track your Roth IRA basis?, and proceed to report your basis.