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Thanks, @AmyC !!   In my test versions, I didn't see a query where it asked me the conversion date, but I will work through the section again and hopefully all will become clear.  I do understand t... See more...
Thanks, @AmyC !!   In my test versions, I didn't see a query where it asked me the conversion date, but I will work through the section again and hopefully all will become clear.  I do understand that I need to report income for the 90 days of rental and that there are zero personal use days during that 90 days.   Best,    
Form 5695 is calculating correctly for me (thanks for that!) but the summary still shows 0 for "Home Energy Credit" which is not correct..   By summary I'm looking at "Here are your 2024 and 2025 d... See more...
Form 5695 is calculating correctly for me (thanks for that!) but the summary still shows 0 for "Home Energy Credit" which is not correct..   By summary I'm looking at "Here are your 2024 and 2025 deductions and credits"..   Looking at the numbers on the summary more carefully, the "Total Credits" line at the bottom correctly includes the value from form 5695, even though the line item for Home Energy Credit shows 0.   Hope that makes sense..
I have filed with Turbotax since 2015. This is the first year I am being told I need to upgrade to Expert Full Service for financial accounts in foreign countries and only shows up at the final step w... See more...
I have filed with Turbotax since 2015. This is the first year I am being told I need to upgrade to Expert Full Service for financial accounts in foreign countries and only shows up at the final step when I'm about to file. It seems ridiculous to insist I need to pay for an expert to finish my taxes for me at the step when I've completed it? How do I continue with my chosen and paid for plan?
If you receive a 1099-NEC with incorrect information, you should contact the company that issued it. They are responsible for correcting errors and will issue you a corrected 1099-NEC form and also r... See more...
If you receive a 1099-NEC with incorrect information, you should contact the company that issued it. They are responsible for correcting errors and will issue you a corrected 1099-NEC form and also refile it with the IRS if needed. If the company sent false information, notify them to request a corrected form. Keep all correspondence and copies of the original and corrected forms. Don't wait to file your taxes if you can't get a corrected form in time; report the income as accurately as possible and consider filing an amended return later if you receive a correction after filing.
Receiving a Code 571 indicates that a previous freeze or hold on your tax refund (Code 570) has been resolved.    The 3/16/2026  is the date the IRS processed the release of the hold in their sys... See more...
Receiving a Code 571 indicates that a previous freeze or hold on your tax refund (Code 570) has been resolved.    The 3/16/2026  is the date the IRS processed the release of the hold in their system. It is not necessarily the day you will receive your money. It is common for the date on a 571 code to be a few days or weeks in the future. So likely any hold on your account will be released by 03/16/2026.
Supporting yourself for half the year is meaningless. What counts is total support for the whole year.  What does count is getting married.  Once you indicate that you are married, in the personal ... See more...
Supporting yourself for half the year is meaningless. What counts is total support for the whole year.  What does count is getting married.  Once you indicate that you are married, in the personal info section, you are not usually asked the support question.    As to who can and should claim you, see this post  https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/can-i-claim-my-daughter-who-got-married-on-december-19th-2015/00/36733
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It sounds like you are looking for your Identity Protection Personal Identification Number (IP PIN). To obtain this, visit www.irs.gov/getanippin to retrieve the correct number, then update your retu... See more...
It sounds like you are looking for your Identity Protection Personal Identification Number (IP PIN). To obtain this, visit www.irs.gov/getanippin to retrieve the correct number, then update your return before resubmitting your return if you have already tried to file. Or, for assistance with the IP PIN, contact the IRS at 1-800-908-4490.   To enter your IP PIN in TurboTax Online one you have it, follow these steps:   1. Select Federal from the left-hand menu. 2. Select Other Tax Situations, then Identity Protection PINs 3. On the screen that asks if anyone on this return was assigned an IP PIN, select Yes. 6. Click Add next to the name of the person the PIN belongs to, and enter the 6-digit number.
Has anyone has an update of when this form is going to be ready, at this rate I'll be late filing... They keep changing the date!!
If you can't use TurboTax Desktop because of a Windows 10 operating system, you can switch to TurboTax Online.  You can Contact TurboTax Support to get an activation code so you don't have to pay for... See more...
If you can't use TurboTax Desktop because of a Windows 10 operating system, you can switch to TurboTax Online.  You can Contact TurboTax Support to get an activation code so you don't have to pay for an additional product.   Due to Microsoft ending support for Windows 10, the 2025 TurboTax software requires Windows 11 (64-bit).    @CDyck2026 
Same problem here. Any ideas?   Hellllooooo!!! Any developers left?
After verifying you have verified your identity for a CP5071C letter, the IRS usually takes up to 9 weeks to process your return and issue a direct deposit. Some taxpayers have reported receiving the... See more...
After verifying you have verified your identity for a CP5071C letter, the IRS usually takes up to 9 weeks to process your return and issue a direct deposit. Some taxpayers have reported receiving their refund in 3–6 weeks after verification.
1. None of the above / option A with extras - You rented it out for 90 days and have income to report and you converted it to personal use to stop the depreciation on the conversion date. You will en... See more...
1. None of the above / option A with extras - You rented it out for 90 days and have income to report and you converted it to personal use to stop the depreciation on the conversion date. You will enter the 90days of rental. Personal use is zero for the time it was a rental. You will enter the conversion date. 2. When you decide to rent again,  it will be a new asset but you pick up with the adjusted basis. The cost plus improvements minus depreciation allowed or allowable.
If you cannot access your TurboTax account you will have to use the Intuit Account Recovery Request Form to verify your identity, which requires uploading a government-issued ID. 
I went back into the software to see if I could figure out what I was doing wrong in entering Distributions. I found that the distributions didn't stay after I thought I had entered them on the left ... See more...
I went back into the software to see if I could figure out what I was doing wrong in entering Distributions. I found that the distributions didn't stay after I thought I had entered them on the left column under the Capital column. I finally found how to work the distributions for each partner and the amounts entered did automatically transfer to Schedule K-1 Line 19 Code A. So I have the correct amended K-1 for each partner, which hopefully will help me next year. 
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Thanks for your time. I've changed to Plan B: bought a Windows 11 computer. Was asking if I could use one of the 5 filings but save it/run it from a different User Account that it was installed on.
Last year, I paid $44 for my city tax. This year, the only difference is that I have a capital gain of $3,000. However, TurboTax indicates that I owe $2,342 and asks as below   Want Direct Debit D... See more...
Last year, I paid $44 for my city tax. This year, the only difference is that I have a capital gain of $3,000. However, TurboTax indicates that I owe $2,342 and asks as below   Want Direct Debit Do you want to have your Grand Rapids tax due of $2,342 debited automatically from your bank account   This amount seems excessive to me. I  cleared and started over twice. But the number is the same.   TThe federal and state taxes due are what I expect. After visiting the city website, I manually filled out the tax form (but haven't submitted it yet), and it shows that I only owe $115.  Can I disregard the TurboTax calculation since I can manually file on the city website?
No. There should not be a penalty since you removed the excess contribution and any earnings/losses prior to the tax filing deadline.   Here is how to help TurboTax stop calculating the incorrect... See more...
No. There should not be a penalty since you removed the excess contribution and any earnings/losses prior to the tax filing deadline.   Here is how to help TurboTax stop calculating the incorrect penalty amount.    Your Form 1099-R may only show a code J or P in Box 7, so you will need to add the additional code of P or J for Box 7 (J & P both), to indicate that this is a prior year correction by following these steps:    Go to Income on the left panel within your TurboTax account Click on the Review to the right of IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R) Click on the pencil to the right of your 1099-R to review/edit it Continue through the questions until you reach, "Enter your 1099-R details from _" Enter the information from the original Form 1099-R that you received For Box 1, enter the original contribution + earnings amount For Box 2a, enter only the earnings amount (which is zero, since you had a loss) Ensure the details from your Form 1099-R are correct, including Distribution Codes J & P being used in Box 7, then Continue   Next, you will need to go to Deductions & credits to clear out the "balance" in the account so that TurboTax knows it is no longer in the account:   Go to Deductions & credits on the left panel within TurboTax Scroll down to Retirement and Investments and click the down arrow Select Start/Revisit to the right of Traditional and Roth IRA Contributions Select Roth IRA, then Continue Enter your 2025 (not 2024 yet) contribution amount, Continue Select "No" to, "Did you recharacterize?", Continue Select "Yes" to, "Did you open any Roth IRAs in 2024...?", Continue Select "Yes, or No" whether you want to track your Roth IRA basis, Continue Enter the amount of your 2024 excess contribution, Continue In the "You had a prior year excess contribution of $, how much...toward your 2025...?", enter zero   By following these steps, Form 5329 should show zero for the additional tax penalty on line 25.