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In my case, filing a return, TurboTax actually used the Standard Deduction instead of the Itemized which was higher. Because all taxes paid were refunded, the result was the same, however, the software should have utilized the full itemized deduction.

Turbotax send the refund to closed account , that acct rejected and returned jr in April 06,2025. Would you all be able to mail me a check or send to my new banking account that is opened I need this money asap km anout to get evicted from my home and can’t get my bills paid on time . I updated all banking info and new address with the IRS which is different then what was on my tax return ao please contact me as soon as possible my name is Ryan G Booth you can email me at [email address removed] or call [phone number removed].  

it's not done through the federal return To enter 2025 contributions to a Virginia 529 account in TurboTax, follow these steps: Navigate to the "Here's the income that Virginia handles differently" screen. Scroll down to the "Education" section. Click "Start" next to the Commonwealth Savers (Section 529) Plan. Enter the necessary information for the contributions made to the Virginia 529 account. This process will allow you to deduct the contributions on your Virginia state return, potentially resulting in a tax deduction of up to $4,000 per account per year. If the contributions exceed this limit, any amount above the $4,000 limit can be carried forward to future tax years.

I assume you're asking about the 6-digit IP-Pin rather than the 5-digit filing pin  Who Needs an IP PIN You may be required to have an IP PIN if: You were a victim of tax-related identity theft and the IRS has identified your account as at risk. You received a CP01A notice or similar IRS communication instructing you to use an IP PIN. You voluntarily opt into the IP PIN program for added security, even if you haven’t been a victim

I can think of only four reasons for rejection. 1) Bad info for the 4868 like your SSN or a bad routing or account number, 2) filing an extension for a return that has already been filed using your SSN 3) filing after 4/15 local time, 4) an IRS issue   You have until 11:59PM on 4/20 to fix the issue if possible You can file a tax extension through TurboTax by completing Form 4868 online, estimating your tax liability, and submitting the request electronically. Step-by-Step Guide Sign In to TurboTax Log in to your TurboTax account.  Navigate to the Extension Section Select “File an extension” from the left menu. If not visible, open any section of your return, search for “extend,” and select “Jump to extend.” Alternatively, go to “Tax Tools” → “Tools” → “File an extension”. You will need to provide: a) Personal information (name, address, Social Security number) b) Estimated tax liability and payments for the year. do not override the balance due calculation.  Review all information for accuracy. Submit the extension electronically through TurboTax. You will receive a confirmation once the IRS accepts your extension. Sources Keep Your Confirmation For future years: 1) Consider filing for an extension early once you have a reasonable estimate of your balance due. you can still select the payment date as 4/15 or 2) use the IRS website to file an extension. The same things apply. you can file early but select 4/15 as the payment date. You can print or safe(as a pdf) the confirmation      

Did you get an IRS letter with the change?   As a guess, does it have anything to do with Social Security income?  If so, we can tell you more about a possibility.  Some Social Security recipients are answering a screen incorrectly, which then reports the SS as nontaxable by mistake. 

The IRS changed something on your return. TurboTax is never informed about changes made to returns, so talking to anyone at TurboTax is a waste of your time. The IRS. It will send you a notice or letter of explanation with instructions on how to contest the findings.  If TurboTax made a calculation error, it will reimburse you for penalties and interest after filing a claim. However, it's most likely something you didn't enter or entered incorrectly, which is not covered by its accuracy guarantee. 

yes you can. In Illinois, the pin stays the same from year to year. change it from what in the states computers and your return will be rejected. Use the PIN inquiry link Besides your SSN, you'll need one of the following a) Illinois driver's license number  b) Illinois state ID c) Illinois adjusted gross income from the prior year (same as Federal AGI line 11 from 2024 Federal return or line 1 of Illinois return  https://tax.illinois.gov/questionsandanswers/answer.59.html