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Wow, that's colorful language to ask for help in a public user community for your very first posting.    Be aware that if you are under age 16, and this is your first time filing, then you won't be ... See more...
Wow, that's colorful language to ask for help in a public user community for your very first posting.    Be aware that if you are under age 16, and this is your first time filing, then you won't be able to efile the return.     We won't know anything about your order in this community forum.  If you started out using Online TurboTax you don't have to finish with it.   If you haven't paid, you can simply stop using it.   You can clear the information from your return, if you wish, and just not start over.  Here's how:   https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/product-setup/clear-start-turbotax-online/L9vEBNnCo_US_en_US   If you have already paid, you can talk to TurboTax Support (contact info below), but refunds for Online TurboTax are an uphill climb.  So yo would have to plead your best case.   Or you could try to get help with return preparation in this forum in a normal civil manner.  But nothing account-specific can be handled here.   TurboTax Customer Support Hours 5AM-9PM Pacific https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/contact/
if the phone expense is deductible so is the insurance on it to the same extent. this most likely would require thephone expense to be reported on Schedule C or E. As an employee, neither the phone n... See more...
if the phone expense is deductible so is the insurance on it to the same extent. this most likely would require thephone expense to be reported on Schedule C or E. As an employee, neither the phone nor the insurance are deductible for federal purposes, though some states might allow a deduction. 
The California refund Increased ( as if box 3 is not auto deducted from CA state)
you'll have to clarify what the deductions are for and where they're reported. many deductions have limitations. It may be easiest for you to review where they are reported to see why they may be lim... See more...
you'll have to clarify what the deductions are for and where they're reported. many deductions have limitations. It may be easiest for you to review where they are reported to see why they may be limited. 
When I try to connect with Wells Fargo I connect, but why does it say my documents are not ready?
if you pay by credit card, the charges are 100% deductible in the year they're charged to the card. if it is the medical facility or provider that is supplying the credit, only the principal payments... See more...
if you pay by credit card, the charges are 100% deductible in the year they're charged to the card. if it is the medical facility or provider that is supplying the credit, only the principal payments made in the year are deductible 
Thank you! I was wondering how I can get TurboTax to accept this and didn't think about putting that I had coverage until Nov since my wife had it.
how to Part II, Box A uncheck
losses are not reported on the installment basis. It is recognized 100% in the year of sale. Only interest on the sale is recognized each year. not knowing what was sold or the entity type makes it i... See more...
losses are not reported on the installment basis. It is recognized 100% in the year of sale. Only interest on the sale is recognized each year. not knowing what was sold or the entity type makes it impossible to provide specific directions on recording it.   
Why did you remove that tool???  It was so convenient to describe item donations.  Please bring it back!    
it is not a tax credit or part of the standard deduction. it is a separate deduction computed on Schedule 1-A that appears on line 13b of the 1040 
We filled jointly, my spouse is over 65. $31,000 st ded., $1,600 over 65, $6000 temp ded. for over 65. our total was $33,100.
Dos anyone at TT have a resolution for the glitch where Part II of for 7203 will not save any inputted numbers. I am having the exact same issue trying to get the Debt Basis figures to save when navi... See more...
Dos anyone at TT have a resolution for the glitch where Part II of for 7203 will not save any inputted numbers. I am having the exact same issue trying to get the Debt Basis figures to save when navigating away from the screen and this is costing a lot of wasted time re-entering over and over again. 
I had an extra $80 withheld from every paycheck for 6 months, expecting to yield a greater return. My return does not reflect having received as much back as expected with this withholding. Do I need ... See more...
I had an extra $80 withheld from every paycheck for 6 months, expecting to yield a greater return. My return does not reflect having received as much back as expected with this withholding. Do I need to complete another form in order for this to be calculated into my return?
I've found nothing in IRS Pub. 590-B that identifies any circumstances under which there is tax due on a Roth IRA distribution under the above circumstances. See Figure 2-1 in particular.