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Because of the typo error I Can not clear,I keep turbotax keeps showing up as incomplete and needs review.
To the extent you entered the asset balance on Form 3520, you do not need to enter it on Form 8938, as is stated in Part IV of Form 8938. You do need to check line 15 on Form 8938 to indicate that yo... See more...
To the extent you entered the asset balance on Form 3520, you do not need to enter it on Form 8938, as is stated in Part IV of Form 8938. You do need to check line 15 on Form 8938 to indicate that you reported assets on Form 3520.     Item C on form 3520 referring to excepted specified foreign assets would likely not pertain to you as that would be for items that would normally be entered on Form 3520, but are listed elsewhere.    You should read all of the questions on both forms and provide answers if the questions pertain to you.     
I remember having to calculate past years contributions vs. distributions and inputting the difference into TurboTax Desktop version. I do not see anywhere in the State return section where to input c... See more...
I remember having to calculate past years contributions vs. distributions and inputting the difference into TurboTax Desktop version. I do not see anywhere in the State return section where to input contributions nor distributions (granted this was entered for Federal return section).
Will there even be a resolution? It is now mid-March. 
Will this be fixed by end of this week? 
But that doesn't actually remove the expert assist.  Only downgrades to Basic with Expert Assist. 
I have 2 questions: My 2025 1099-B, section UNDETERMINED TERM TRANSACTIONS FOR NONCOVERED TAX LOTS has 3 entries: 1) Stock:                               ADT BLDG AM OP 23-1 FECA / CUSIP: 00781Y167... See more...
I have 2 questions: My 2025 1099-B, section UNDETERMINED TERM TRANSACTIONS FOR NONCOVERED TAX LOTS has 3 entries: 1) Stock:                               ADT BLDG AM OP 23-1 FECA / CUSIP: 00781Y167  Date Sold:                       2/11/25 Quantity:                         0 1d-Proceeds:                 $338.43 Date Acquired:             N/A Cost or Other Basis:     $0   2) Stock:                               ADT BLDG AM OP 25-1 RE / CUSIP: 00783G156 Date Sold:                       8/4/25 Quantity:                         0 1d-Proceeds:                 $131.40 Date Acquired:             N/A Cost or Other Basis:     $0   3) Stock:                               FT CONT LDR OP 30 FECA / CUSIP: 30339J461 Date Sold:                      1/7/26 Quantity:                         804 1d-Proceeds:                 $9.65 Date Acquired:             N/A Cost or Other Basis:     $0   My Form 8949, section Undetermined Undetermined              B or E (basis not reported to the IRS) Proceeds:                        $479   Cost basis:                       $0   Question #1: Turbo Tax gave me 3 errors, requesting that I must provide Date Acquired for all 3 items. I requested the Acquired Date from my broker and they replied: “These are principal payments from UIT allocation events. These are payments made to the account that are 1099-B reportable but are not directly tied to the cost basis to the position. They are paid out based off the quantity held for the position at the time of payment and we do not supply either and open date or a cost basis allocation on these payments.”  What is your advice? How do I report these?   Question #2: Turbo Tax gave me error: The Date Sold of item 3) is 1/7/26 which falls out of tax year 2026. My broker’s answer: “the 01/07/2026 payment date is the day the fund paid out the principal allocation, but they indicated it is tax reportable for Tax Year 2025.”  Please advise how to report this.   Thank you so much!
It turns out that after I e-filed, I moved the returns into new folders so they would each have a folder with all of the supporting documents.  Once I moved the turbo tax return files out of those fo... See more...
It turns out that after I e-filed, I moved the returns into new folders so they would each have a folder with all of the supporting documents.  Once I moved the turbo tax return files out of those folders, I imagine the program could locate them and they appeared when I opened Turbo Tax, all three returns were there! The solution is to specify the location of the file when asked if you want to save it. 
@GeorgeDiaz You have to be accessing the 2025 tax return and access one of the sections of the program, such as Wages & Income, Deductions & Credits, etc for the links on the left side of the screen ... See more...
@GeorgeDiaz You have to be accessing the 2025 tax return and access one of the sections of the program, such as Wages & Income, Deductions & Credits, etc for the links on the left side of the screen to be available.  
With regard to the Schedule K-1 reporting on Form 1041, you may need to make additional entries and/or adjustments to the trust for these items.   Box 13 Code V Section 743(b) adjustments retain ... See more...
With regard to the Schedule K-1 reporting on Form 1041, you may need to make additional entries and/or adjustments to the trust for these items.   Box 13 Code V Section 743(b) adjustments retain the character of the income or expense from the partnership. In other words, you will need to manually enter this amount on Form 1041 according to the source of the adjustment. For example, if the partnership reports a section 743(b) adjustment to depreciation for property used in its trade or business, report the adjustment on the federal K-1 Worksheet Line 7(a) Rental Real Estate Depreciation. Use the plus symbol to the left of the yellow box to open a table where you can enter each K-1 separately and calculate a sum for the line. Be sure to check the box to generate an activity statement.   Box 20 Code N Business Interest Expense (BIE) is reported on Schedule K-1 for information only and was already included as a deduction on another line of Schedule K-1. This information is necessary if the partner's losses are limited under section 704(d) (deductions in excess of basis).   The other factor you need to address are the distributions reported on Line 19(A) on two K-1's. It's possible the distributions were in excess of basis, which may be creating the error you see on Form 105.  Also, you have Second Tier Distribution Allocations on the Beneficiary's Smart Worksheet (Schedule K-1). First and Second Tier allocations are equal to the distribution amounts. If you remove the second tier allocation amount, the error is resolved. Basically, you're either retaining the incoming distributions in the trust or you have made other adjustments to the Beneficiary's basis to account for the excess distributions.   If this becomes too complicated, you may need to use the Business Assist for specific assistance. Ask for escalation if the agent you connect with is unable to help.
I also did not receive a separate W-2 form for the amount. So I don't know if I claim it all or just a portion.
Thanks, I couldn't get the worksheets to work.  I put in what we've had withheld to date, our itemized deductions to date, but it wouldn't let me put in the expected AGI so we could calculate the est... See more...
Thanks, I couldn't get the worksheets to work.  I put in what we've had withheld to date, our itemized deductions to date, but it wouldn't let me put in the expected AGI so we could calculate the estimated taxes and/or adjust our withholding.  So I'll go back to pen and paper, and just go by one of the safe harbor limits even though we don't know exactly how much or when we're going to do Roth conversion(s) this year.  So you think it's safe to say that if we receive half of our expected income (including Roth conversions) in the first quarter, we can avoid interest and penalities by paying half the tax (calculated according to the published tax brackets, and assuming in our case we're going to max out the SALT deduction again) in the first quarter?  So make our first estimated payment that half of the tax bill minus what was withheld?
Turbotax says I have an excess Roth IRA contribution, but it is not taking into account my pre-tax contributions to my Simple IRA. My W2 shows Code S and an amount in Box 12. My understanding is that... See more...
Turbotax says I have an excess Roth IRA contribution, but it is not taking into account my pre-tax contributions to my Simple IRA. My W2 shows Code S and an amount in Box 12. My understanding is that the Roth limit is based on the gross earned income not the net after Simple contributions. Is this correct? If so, how do I get TurboTax to include the pre-tax Simple IRA contributions in the maximum allowable Roth IRA contribution calculation?
So, I figured it out. I had uploaded a 1099-INT pdf file to TurboTax. The document was read and all the information displayed was correct. However, the interest amount shown was never actually added ... See more...
So, I figured it out. I had uploaded a 1099-INT pdf file to TurboTax. The document was read and all the information displayed was correct. However, the interest amount shown was never actually added to my interest income or total income. I even followed through and finished my Federal return to the end once to view the PDF and sure enough, the amount wasn't carried through to there either.   So I went back to the interest income screen and uploaded the document again. I then clicked on the amount, deleted it, manually typed in the correct amount, and clicked to save it. This time it stuck, and was added to my income.
It has been confirmed the underpayment calculation will be updated Thursday night. Please update your software Friday morning and then review.   @Taxguy100  @user17737002368