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I've been advised today by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th. ... See more...
I've been advised today by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th.  
If you can't upload your wife's 1099-R, you can manually enter the data by following these steps.   Navigate to Federal > Wages & Income > IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R). Se... See more...
If you can't upload your wife's 1099-R, you can manually enter the data by following these steps.   Navigate to Federal > Wages & Income > IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R). Select Add/Edit to add a new 1099-R. Choose Change how I enter my form. When asked "How would you like to upload your 1099-R?", select Type it in myself. On the next screen, "Who gave you a 1099-R?", click Financial institution or other provider and then Continue. You can now enter the information for your 1099-R provider and proceed through the remaining interview questions.
Yes, that's when to expect the release of the update. The IRS must be ready to receive this as well.  Be sure to sign up for the most expedient notification.   Use this link Sign up for email not... See more...
Yes, that's when to expect the release of the update. The IRS must be ready to receive this as well.  Be sure to sign up for the most expedient notification.   Use this link Sign up for email notification which will let you know when the depreciation/amortization will be ready to file for Schedule E. This will be the most efficient notification. @user17711130829 
I've been advised today by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th. ... See more...
I've been advised today by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th. @sircjs777 
Yeah. I'll believe it when I see it.   If it's not ready by then, then Intuit has objectively, provably failed to provide the product I paid for, and I'm gonna dispute the purchase on my credit car... See more...
Yeah. I'll believe it when I see it.   If it's not ready by then, then Intuit has objectively, provably failed to provide the product I paid for, and I'm gonna dispute the purchase on my credit card.  
I've been advised today by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th. ... See more...
I've been advised today by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th. @user17710810661 
I spent about 4 hours yesterday with the same issue. Qualified education expenses were not accepted by TT (desktop, latest version as of 2/14/26) and were showing as taxable to me. I deleted 1099-Q, ... See more...
I spent about 4 hours yesterday with the same issue. Qualified education expenses were not accepted by TT (desktop, latest version as of 2/14/26) and were showing as taxable to me. I deleted 1099-Q, re-entered it, deleted and recreated the Student info Wk. Same with 1098-T. I finally "fixed" that by working only in Forms, Dependent Wks-> 'Student Info Wk' where in the part VI (Education Expenses) I was able to enter Books, Computer expenses, Room by manually entering those values. Now, I do not recall exactly where, but it was in the place where it showed "Earnings taxable to recipient", where I typed 0 overwriting whatever number was there. The form immediately recalculated and rearranged (not changed) the values and it showed all as expected. Looking back, there are two places  for that 0, one on the Student Information Worksheet part V Line 9 or more probably 1099-Q Qualified Tuition QTP Computation.. (Line 7). QEEs are now correctly balanced against 1098-T and 1099-Q.
To input your Form 1099-G in TurboTax, do the following:   Go to Wages & Income and click the Add more income box In the Add more income screen, click the down arrow to the right of Unemplo... See more...
To input your Form 1099-G in TurboTax, do the following:   Go to Wages & Income and click the Add more income box In the Add more income screen, click the down arrow to the right of Unemployment (Government benefits on Form 1099-G) Click Start to the right of Unemployment and paid family leave Answer the next two questions by selecting the Yes, I did and Government (Form 1099-G) boxes You will then be asked if you were required to repay unemployment benefits, select No if you were not, then Continue Enter the Tax ID number of the payer (found on Form 1099-G), then Continue Enter the payer information, then Continue Fill in the rest of the information from Form 1099-G, then Continue
Based on this discussion: How to File MFJ with a Non-Resident Alien Spouse   My understanding is that Form W-7 is only required if my spouse does not already have an SSN. Since my spouse already h... See more...
Based on this discussion: How to File MFJ with a Non-Resident Alien Spouse   My understanding is that Form W-7 is only required if my spouse does not already have an SSN. Since my spouse already has a valid SSN, I believe we should be eligible to e-file our joint return.   However, I’m seeing conflicting signals in TurboTax: • TurboTax generated a statement titled: “Election to Treat Nonresident Alien Spouse as a Resident of the U.S. – IRC §6013(g)” • When I check e-file eligibility, TurboTax shows this message: “We won’t be able to e-file your return. You have elected to treat a nonresident alien spouse as a U.S. resident.”   This seems to contradict IRS guidance and my understanding that a joint return with a §6013(g) election is e-file eligible as long as the spouse has an SSN.   Questions: Is the §6013(g) election itself a hard block to e-filing, even when the spouse already has an SSN? Or is this a TurboTax limitation / warning that can be overridden or resolved? Has anyone successfully e-filed a return with §6013(g) and an SSN-holding spouse? Any clarification (especially with IRS or TurboTax references) would be appreciated.
I've been advised today by management that programming work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February ... See more...
I've been advised today by management that programming work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th. @Djud1226  @M-MTax 
Use this link Sign up for email notification which will let you know when the depreciation/amortization will be ready to file for Schedule E. This will be the most efficient notification.   @icha... See more...
Use this link Sign up for email notification which will let you know when the depreciation/amortization will be ready to file for Schedule E. This will be the most efficient notification.   @ichasem 
May I ask why you don’t use the Desktop program for your return too?   I assume you know you will have to pay for federal and state in the Online version.   And if you need depreciation you will need... See more...
May I ask why you don’t use the Desktop program for your return too?   I assume you know you will have to pay for federal and state in the Online version.   And if you need depreciation you will need to use Online Premium.   Whereas in the Desktop program you could use just Deluxe.   All the Desktop programs have the same forms. You just get more help and guidance in the higher versions.  Plus the Desktop program has several other features over Online.  
It is expected that you'll be able to access depreciation in the rental section next week with the end of the week updates (which typically occur on Thursday nights), so please check back at the end ... See more...
It is expected that you'll be able to access depreciation in the rental section next week with the end of the week updates (which typically occur on Thursday nights), so please check back at the end of next week.     We understand the importance of these forms, and the developers are working hard to roll out the updates.
I've been advised today by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th. ... See more...
I've been advised today by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th.  
I've been advised today by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th. ... See more...
I've been advised today by management that the work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th. @mgodley21  @Not Techy 
Probably not. If you recently filed your return and it was accepted, then the IRS typically will send you a refund within 21 days.   What may be happening is it either has not been 21 days since ... See more...
Probably not. If you recently filed your return and it was accepted, then the IRS typically will send you a refund within 21 days.   What may be happening is it either has not been 21 days since you filed and your return was accepted, or there may be a slight processing delay due to the 2024 return.   Having included Form 982 essentially told the IRS that you were insolvent, so you did not owe tax. If your amendment had resulted in an amount due, then the IRS might take some or all of your refund.   Another reason for a slight delay may be because you mailed your 2024 return in December of 2025, so they may still be processing that return.   If after 21 days have passed, look for a CP letter from the IRS, wherein they will give an explanation for the reason for holding your refund.   You can also visit IRS.gov. Here is a link where you can check, Where’s My Amended Return?
I've been advised today by management that programming work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February ... See more...
I've been advised today by management that programming work on the depreciation section of TurboTax is continuing and expected to be completed with an update coming the evening of Thursday, February 19th.  
Your Colorado taxes would have been reported on any tax forms (W2s, 1099s etc) or you would have made estimated tax payments.  Did they indicate in the letter what amounts/sources of withholding you ... See more...
Your Colorado taxes would have been reported on any tax forms (W2s, 1099s etc) or you would have made estimated tax payments.  Did they indicate in the letter what amounts/sources of withholding you did not include?  If they did not, you will not be able to amend your Colorado tax return.  Can you clarify?  
 No one in the user forum can see your choices.   Take a look at your TurboTax fees and see if you have a fee for $35 for "5 days early" there.  How can I see my TurboTax  fees?  https://ttlc.int... See more...
 No one in the user forum can see your choices.   Take a look at your TurboTax fees and see if you have a fee for $35 for "5 days early" there.  How can I see my TurboTax  fees?  https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/intuit-account-billing/review-fees-turbotax-online/L1XnIzgzg_US_en_US?uid=m682vq7k   @markadams26