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Would this be considered making money in another state?
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Depends on a lot of things. Do you get a W2 or 1099NEC? And how much is your total income. If you ONLY get a W2 you don’t have to file if your income is less than 15,750 for Single. But if you ...
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Depends on a lot of things. Do you get a W2 or 1099NEC? And how much is your total income. If you ONLY get a W2 you don’t have to file if your income is less than 15,750 for Single. But if you get a 1095 A for health insurance from the Marketplace you do have to file. If you have a child you may want to file to get the EIC or Child Tax Credit. There could be other reasons you need to file. Do you need to file a return? https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/filing-and-paying-taxes/help/do-i-need-to-file-a-federal-return-this-year/00/25546
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Can I recover any expenses on my state return?
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If I do not have a desktop, can I use the software on my tablet?
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Hi, I’m trying to file my 2025 taxes and I need some clarification. Here’s my situation: Total tuition for the year = $9,559 For one semester (tuition $4,700), I paid $2,350 upfront before the...
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Hi, I’m trying to file my 2025 taxes and I need some clarification. Here’s my situation: Total tuition for the year = $9,559 For one semester (tuition $4,700), I paid $2,350 upfront before the scholarship was awarded Then I received a $5,000 scholarship for the year The school refunded me $2,350 (my payment) + $300 extra My question is: Does this refund of the money I paid affect my return? In another tax filing software, there's a question syaing “Did AAA receive a refund of any educational expenses paid in 2025?” I’m confused because I technically got a refund of the money I paid, but the scholarship still leaves $4,559 of net tuition for the year. Should I answer Yes or No to this refund question? How would this affect the American Opportunity Credit?
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You would show it as being rented out the entire year. There is no way (an no need) to "tag the rental" to explain why the rental amount was so low. Rental properties frequently become vacant when ...
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You would show it as being rented out the entire year. There is no way (an no need) to "tag the rental" to explain why the rental amount was so low. Rental properties frequently become vacant when one tenant moves out while attempting find another tenant and/or to make repairs. The question is, was the property "in service" and it was. Even if you didn't have a tenant while you did the repairs it would still be in service and the normal expenses (e.g. depreciation, interest, property tax, etc.) would be deductible.
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You are seeing this because the amount of Medicare taxes withheld in box 6 is Not exactly 1.45% of the Medicare wages in box 5. Remove any cents for the Medicare wages and see if the upgrade message...
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You are seeing this because the amount of Medicare taxes withheld in box 6 is Not exactly 1.45% of the Medicare wages in box 5. Remove any cents for the Medicare wages and see if the upgrade message goes away.
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Delete the w-2 and re-enter. Make sure the amount in box 6 is 1.45% or less of the amount in box 5.
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states its ready to file, i click continue, and filled it out. it then goes change to e-file or mail try to change it because its marked as “file later” but the only options of change there is “Im not...
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states its ready to file, i click continue, and filled it out. it then goes change to e-file or mail try to change it because its marked as “file later” but the only options of change there is “Im not ready to file”
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To enter, edit or delete estimated taxes paid (Federal, State, Local) -
Click on Federal Taxes (Personal using Home and Business) Click on Deductions and Credits Click on I'll choose what I work ...
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To enter, edit or delete estimated taxes paid (Federal, State, Local) -
Click on Federal Taxes (Personal using Home and Business) Click on Deductions and Credits Click on I'll choose what I work on (if shown) Scroll down to Estimates and Other Taxes Paid On Estimates, click on the start or update button
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TurboTax will allow users to submit their return and file with the IRS once they start accepting e-filed returns. The IRS will begin accepting e-filed 2025 returns on Monday January 26, 2026. Are...
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TurboTax will allow users to submit their return and file with the IRS once they start accepting e-filed returns. The IRS will begin accepting e-filed 2025 returns on Monday January 26, 2026. Are there any specific issues you're experiencing? One troubleshooting fix is to clear your web browser cache and cookies. See the steps for Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.
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The IRS systems were not yet ready for the 1099-R, continue to check your return. In my test today there is access to enter retirement income.
Open your TurboTax return and follow the steps bel...
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The IRS systems were not yet ready for the 1099-R, continue to check your return. In my test today there is access to enter retirement income.
Open your TurboTax return and follow the steps below:
Search in upper right > Type 1099r >
Click the Jump to... link
Begin or continue your entry following the screen prompts, and/or use the link below for more details.
Where do I enter my 1099-R?
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I am not on a MAC, but I am hiting the same issue, The 1099-R shows 'Q' for the distribution box-7, but the distribution is still added to income Is any one else finding this? Will it come ...
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I am not on a MAC, but I am hiting the same issue, The 1099-R shows 'Q' for the distribution box-7, but the distribution is still added to income Is any one else finding this? Will it come off somewhere else?
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Great! Will we be receiving refunds for the forced purchase due to this error? This happened to me too, and there was no way to proceed with filing unless the 138.24 was paid. This is a scam and high...
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Great! Will we be receiving refunds for the forced purchase due to this error? This happened to me too, and there was no way to proceed with filing unless the 138.24 was paid. This is a scam and highly unethical, as I did not need this form done, due to not even coming close to the $200,000 threshold. How can I go about getting a refund? Thanks!
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It is the "couple's" amount. If you are married and filing a joint return (as opposed to married filing separate) there is no "individual" refund. All the information is combined into a single retu...
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It is the "couple's" amount. If you are married and filing a joint return (as opposed to married filing separate) there is no "individual" refund. All the information is combined into a single return and any refund or tax due is the combined amount for the couple.