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I have no after-tax, since in previous years, during my 401ks moved to a single account (IRA rollover}, I separated these amounts out of the IRA during the rollover process.    My 2025 tax bill is much, much higher than my 2026 tax bill, I cannot do the 110% of 2025. So, am I incorrect in thinking I can pay the 110% of 2026 tax for the safe harbor? Although, it sounds like I need to go ahead and calculate the tax at that next level and divide by four then ensure each quarter I pay at least that 1/4 amount (although will likely not need to pay anything in the 2nd qtr. and I do not have to use the 110% amount)   In the near future I will calculate how much less tax I will pay if I convert the remaining IRA balance over 3-4 years with 2028-on keeping my total income under the IRMAA penalty level for when I start Medicare in 2030.

Horrible customer service.  I am in the same position.  It never had any options for multiple coverages.  Same price as year before, receipt looks exactly the same.  I have used turbo tax for over 20 years!  NO CUSTOMER SUPPORT - trying to talk to a real person there is impossible.   I am posting multiple concerns and complaints with their product.  I need the president of TT to contact me!  

You can convert your Online purchase to Desktop following the instructions below and in this help article:   Install and/or open your 2025 TurboTax Desktop. If you haven't purchased TurboTax Desktop software, select the product you need to complete your return. Important: If your return includes a state, make sure you also install the corresponding state program(s) in order to proceed. Select Continue From TurboTax Online. Sign in to your Intuit Account. Your data will be imported into TurboTax Desktop, and your return will open once data transfer is complete.  

No, it used it up.  Each year you get to first offset the carryover loss against any and all gains you have each year so that can use more of it up. Then after applying the loss to the current gains if there is still a loss, you can take a max loss of 3,000 per year. 

In order for Schedule K-1 income to be excluded from Net Investment Income reported on Form 8960, you must indicate that you are a Real Estate Professional at the beginning of the Rental Properties interview. Log into TurboTax Online and open your return. Go to Wages & Income >> Rental Properties & Royalties. Edit your first Rental Property. On the Property Info page, click the pencil icon (edit) to the right of Rental property info (under the house icon). Under Owner Info, confirm there is Yes under Real Estate Professional, or click Edit to change your answer. Continue back to the Rental Summary page. Review all your rental properties to indicate that you materially participated and if the activity qualifies as a trade or business. Also review your Schedule K-1 entries that may report rental income.   After you complete this process, you should see any qualifying income excluded from Form 8960 Line 4(b). The detail for this line is reported on the Form 8960 Worksheet, which is part of your complete return (not an IRS form).    

@dsd89 , (a) you can file MFS  ( Married Filing Separate ), use Standard deduction ( if you have been in the USA for the  whole of 2025, and leave the spouse's income  out of US taxes OR (b) you can file MFJ, open  spousal income to US taxes ( although she/he  may be able to exclude  the foreign income based on Foreign Earned Income exclusion ), fill out a form W-7 and include all the required documentation requesting  ITIN and  also a  request signed by both  for her/him to be treated as a resident. Either path  -- MFS / MFJ--- prepare the return using TurboTax, use a dummy SSN like 427-46-5000, when all done, print, replace the dummy SSN with "N  R  A", sign ( as appropriate ), date and  file by mail. Does this make sense ?

Sorry Online is only good for 1 return per account. And you need a different email address for each account. You can start another return in TurboTax Online by: Logging out if you are in your account Choose what TurboTax Online product you want to use for the second return https://turbotax.intuit.com/personal-taxes/compare/online Create your account screen Set up a new login for the second return Start working on the new return

Sorry to hear it's still a problem for some.  It took a while to get an answer before.  I know the fix came from the TT side for many of us.  One thing that probably helped was to have the returns submitted separately on the electronic filing.  First the Federal, then the State return after (or maybe try the other way around if that doesnt' work?).  The problem seemed to be with the state return setup for accepting them electronically.

Filing Married Jointly   I had a total capital loss of $7,379.00 in tax-year 2024  (the gain of $6,700.00 was of the net short-term type and losses of $14,079.00 were of the net long-term type).   Capital loss carryover to tax-year 2025 was thus $4,379.00, but only $3,000 can be used.  $4,379.00-$3,000.00=$1,379.00 would carry over to tax-year 2026, right (adjusted based on whether there was a loss or gain in tax-year 2025)?   In tax-year 2025, I had a gain of $3,175.83 (total gains of $7,920.83 were again of the net short-term kind and losses of $4,745.00 were of the net long-term kind).  So, total gain was $7,920.83-$4,745.00=$3,175.83.  Now, the capital gain in tax-year should be $3,175.83-$3,000.00 (carryover from tax-year 2024)=$175.83, correct? In the Desktop version of TT, it says that there is the carryover loss is 0 to tax-year 2026.   Shouldn't it be $1,379.00 (this is the amount in excess of the allowable $3,000.00 single year carryover)-$175.83=$1,203,17?   Cheers, JJ

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