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Since you are using TurboTax Online, you will need to pay the filing fee before you can access all of your forms.  Once that is done, use the following steps:   When you are signed in to your return, select Tax Tools from the left side menu. Then click Print Center. Choose Print, save or preview this year's return. Select Include government and TurboTax worksheets. This will generate a PDF document of your return where you can view the Two-Year Comparison, Tax History (5-year), and Compare to U.S. Averages pages, along with any other of interest to you.

If you do not have QBI losses carried over from a prior year, you should enter zero to resolve the Review Smart Check message.   QBI Losses (if any) are reported on the extended pages of Schedule C (prior year) in a section titled, "Carryovers to 2025 Smart Worksheet."

As MindyB, mentioned in the previous post, the first step is to contact the sender and ask them to correct the information.  It is recommended that you do this in writing so that you keep a record of the contact.     If after you contact them, they have not corrected the information by the end of February,  call the IRS at 800-829-1040.    Topic no. 154, Form W-2 and Form 1099-R (what to do if incorrect or not received)   @jojo-winuser 

When the Program is requesting ‌that Form, even though you have no filed it, it is because your financial situation requires a review to determine whether this tax applies to you.  Generally, the Form is automatically create based on the information that you had enter. You may need to answer a few extra questions to confirm everything.    If your income or deductions haven't changed significantly and you didn't pay an AMT last year, you can try deleting the form:   Sign in to your Intuit account. Go to Tax Tools section. Click Tools. Select Delete a form. Find ‌Form 6251 and delete it.

When you enter the sale price of the Camry, it would be the $13,250 multiplied by the fraction of use for the business (assuming the Camry was not 100% business use).  Since you used it 66.74% of the time for business, you would multiple the sales price by 0.6674.  This answer will be added to the Sales price screen when you entering the Vehicle expenses in TurboTax.  Since you traded in the vehicle, the expense of sale will typically be zero.   The next screen required the original cost of the Camry - guidance will appear on that page to help you determine what to enter for the total cost of the Camry purchase.   You'll also need to determine the depreciation claimed which should be carried over for you, if you had been using TurboTax for all of the years of the business, these figures should be pre-populated for you.  If not, you will need to go back and determine the depreciation equivalent of the vehicle use for the prior years.  There will be helpful guidance on this TurboTax page to help you determine this amount.   You'll then get a report of the gain on sale for your Camry.   On the Vehicle summary screen that appears next, click Add a Vehicle to enter information about your 2024 RAV 4.  A screen will appear called "Before we wrap up, did you have any other expenses for your 2024 RAV 4?" - you can enter the interest paid on the financing of the vehicle here (along with other vehicle expenses).

Maybe.  Yes, you can e-file your amended Ohio return if you originally e-filed your 2025 return using TurboTax and it has already been accepted by the state.   Do not start the amendment until your original return has been accepted (not just submitted) by both the IRS and the State of Ohio.  If rejected, you can just log back in and make any necessary changes.   Amend State Return: Open your return. Look for the option "Amend (change) return." The program will walk you through the federal amendment first (if applicable), then it will automatically transfer those changes to your Ohio return. At the very end, TurboTax will tell you if your Ohio return is eligible for e-file. However, if it says "File by Mail," you will need to print, sign, and mail the IT 1040X. Please note: Ohio may require a brief explanation of why you are amending (e.g., "Received a corrected W-2" or "Forgot to claim a credit").   If you mail it, you must include any new W-2s or 1099s that changed your tax math.   If you owe money with your amendment, you can  include a check/money order (or pay electronically even if you end up mailing the paper form.   If you are enclosing a payment (Check or Money Order):   Ohio Department of Taxation PO Box 2057 Columbus, OH 43270-2057   If you are NOT enclosing a payment (Refund or $0 Balance):   Ohio Department of Taxation PO Box 2679 Columbus, OH 43270-2679   If you use a private delivery service like FedEx or UPS, do not use a PO Box. Use the physical address: 4485 Northland Ridge Blvd., Columbus, OH 43229.   You may also pay electronically (e-check, credit/debit card) even if you are mailing a paper return at: OH|TAX eServices   You can pay without creating an account by using the "Guest Payment Service."  However, if you have an OHID, you can log in to see your full history.

In general, if you paid foreign taxes on income from Stocks, Bonds, Mutual funds or similar investments, the adjustment to the foreign gross income is NOT applicable. If this is your situation, enter zero to resolve the Smart Check message.

It depends.   If you earned any income from Arizona sources while residing within Arizona, you might need to file a part-year resident Arizona return. It would also depend upon your filing status and the amount of your Arizona adjusted gross income.  If you meet the filing threshold amounts, then you would need to file a part-year resident Arizona return as well.   Please see this link from Arizona for more details on the potential filing requirements to determine if you meet this requirement.   Do I have to file tax returns in more than one state also has a more detailed explanation that might assist you as rules vary by state.  

The 2025 1099-R with codes PJ belongs on your 2024 return and you will have to amend your return. You do not need to add Form 1099-R with code PJ on your 2025 return unless there is Box 4 Federal Tax withholding and/or Box 14 State withholding. Then you must enter the 2025 Form 1099-R with code PJ into the 2025 tax return since the withholdings are reported in the year that the tax was withheld. The 2025 code P will not add anything to your income in the 2025 tax return but the withholdings will be applied to 2025.   Yes, you removed the 2023 excess contribution but it seems you removed the 2023 excess twice with a regular distribution? Generally, you use a regular distribution (without earnings) when you remove the excess after extended due date (Oct 15th). In this case you pay the 6% penalty until the distribution dissolves the excess contribution. The 2024 Form 1099-R with code T (received in 2025) should have resolved the 2023 excess contribution on your 2024 return.   You will enter the 2025 Form 1099-R with code T on your 2025 tax return.