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I need to file my taxes today. How can I do this?
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You can find your AGI on Form 1040 on Line 11. You can also order a free digital transcript of your return from the IRS. You can view your online transcript immediately, while a mailed transcript tak...
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You can find your AGI on Form 1040 on Line 11. You can also order a free digital transcript of your return from the IRS. You can view your online transcript immediately, while a mailed transcript takes 5–10 days to receive.
Once you get your last year's AGI, to enter it on the return:
Open your return
Select the File tab
Continue until you reach the screen that says To continue, select options below
Enter your corrected AGI in Enter last year's AGI here
Select Continue and follow the screens until you've re-transmitted your return
How do I find last year's AGI?
4 hours ago
I need to file a Federal extention from NV....I have used Turbo tax before
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Refer to the TurboTax article: How do I indicate that I can be claimed as a dependent on someone else's return?
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To verify your taxes are submitted in TurboTax, sign in to your TurboTax Tax Home to check the E-file status, which should display "Accepted" or "Pending". You will receive two confirmation emails: o...
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To verify your taxes are submitted in TurboTax, sign in to your TurboTax Tax Home to check the E-file status, which should display "Accepted" or "Pending". You will receive two confirmation emails: one confirming transmission and another when the IRS accepts/rejects the return. If you do not see the emails in your inbox, check your spam folder for the confirmations.
"Pending" means it was sent, but the IRS hasn't accepted it yet.
@robinmcooley
4 hours ago
Sometimes it takes a while for both the IRS and states to show returns as received/accepted on their website, especially this time of year. If you a have confirmation from TurboTax that your return ...
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Sometimes it takes a while for both the IRS and states to show returns as received/accepted on their website, especially this time of year. If you a have confirmation from TurboTax that your return was successfully e-filed, you have nothing to worry about. Give it a little while longer.
4 hours ago
You make up the 5 digit self select pin. Is my Self-Select PIN the same as my IP PIN?
What's the difference between the five-digit Self-Select PIN I created last year and my Self-Select PIN this ...
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You make up the 5 digit self select pin. Is my Self-Select PIN the same as my IP PIN?
What's the difference between the five-digit Self-Select PIN I created last year and my Self-Select PIN this year?
4 hours ago
Yes, there are different types. Apply online for a payment plan. You should make monthly payments until your plan is approved so you don't go into default when approved. Pay through either Direct Pay...
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Yes, there are different types. Apply online for a payment plan. You should make monthly payments until your plan is approved so you don't go into default when approved. Pay through either Direct Pay or your individual online account.
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Tax home says printed and filed 2025 tax return as of Apr 9, 2025. How do I get access to the return so I can purchase audit defense?
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Box 7 Distribution codes show "B" is invalid and should not be used for IRA distribution.
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Federal has been accepted, state reads pending. So hopefully it was sent out again when I corrected the error and refiled.
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Where is box D?
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we gave two W-2 entered (my wife and I) we both qualify for max retirement savings (31,000) but turbo tax thinks I am overpaying by 31,000. it cannot separate the two W-2 s at the end of the process
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We were advised to contribute the max allowable amount to traditional IRA accounts in 2023, and complete a conversion (aka back door Roth IRA). However, in the same tax year, my husband withdrew and ...
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We were advised to contribute the max allowable amount to traditional IRA accounts in 2023, and complete a conversion (aka back door Roth IRA). However, in the same tax year, my husband withdrew and rolled over his retirement to a traditional IRA. My understanding is that the IRS considers the retirement accounts as one large pool and converting any portion of the IRA subjects his total to taxes. Our CPA did not catch this in 2023, which is a whole other issue (unless I'm wrong), but it's created a cluster for filing our taxes in 2024 and now 2025. I sent in the amount we owed, but have not been able to file 2024, so I'm actually looking for help on how to report everything. The CPA did not record the portion converted to Roth as excess, but he did report a basis for both of our taxpayer IDs because there were previous years we had contributed to Roth IRAs using after tax dollars, where we didn't document anything because the 5498 comes out way after the filing date. (Yes, this has been a series of missteps and learning opportunities.) Currently, I'm trying to determine what amounts should be entered into the taxable and nontaxable conversions boxes for Roth IRA contributions in tax year 2023. Because we already paid taxes, it seems the full portion that was converted to Roth IRA should be nontaxable. I'm tripping up on the 'excess contributions' amount. We didn't contribute more to the Roth than was allowed for that year, and amount we rolled over from the 401k still lives in the traditional IRA. Can someone confirm whether I am on the right track? Also, what's the best way to resolve all of the past tax years - start with an amended 2023 return, then file 2024 and 2025?
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I need help computing the cost of the improvements I did to the property. What can I include?
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Try entering "0" for the AGI and refile.
How do I fix e-file reject IND-031-04 or IND-032-04?
@pjoprea
4 hours ago
Form 1095-A is provided to you when you have health insurance through a health care exchange (The Marketplace). The information is entered on your tax return to reconcile tax credit payments and clai...
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Form 1095-A is provided to you when you have health insurance through a health care exchange (The Marketplace). The information is entered on your tax return to reconcile tax credit payments and claim any premium tax credits that may be due to you.
Form 1095-B is issued to members of health insurance plans as verification of Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC). You do not have to enter the information on your tax return, but some states may ask if you have Minimum Essential Coverage which this form verifies the time that you had the coverage.
Form 1095-C is issued to employees for employer-provided health insurance offer and coverage, shows the coverage that is offered to you by your employer.
For additional information, please review the TurboTax article What are 1095 Tax Forms for Health Care? And IRS FAQs about Health Care forms.
If you received Form 1095-A, you will need to enter it on your tax return. Refer to the TurboTax Help article Where do I enter my 1095-A? for navigation instructions.
4 hours ago
Your refund? When will I get my federal tax refund?
First, you can check your e-file status. It’ll either be pending, accepted, or rejected.
If it's been accepted, track your refund ...
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Your refund? When will I get my federal tax refund?
First, you can check your e-file status. It’ll either be pending, accepted, or rejected.
If it's been accepted, track your refund at the IRS Where's My Refund? site.
You'll need your Social Security number or ITIN, filing status, and the exact amount of your refund to check your status. You'll find this on the first screen after you sign in to TurboTax.
If you mailed your return, wait 4 weeks after mailing your return before using the tool.
If it's rejected, fix your return and file it again.
If it's pending, wait until your return is accepted.
If it's been more than 21 days since your e-filed return was accepted, you can call the IRS to check on your refund status. Once the IRS has accepted your return, TurboTax can’t provide updates on where your refund is at.
Go here to track your state refund.
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In the personal info section. You will be asked if you CAN be claimed as a dependent. If you answer yes, you will then be asked if you will be claimed. Answer no.
There's a new urban myth amo...
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In the personal info section. You will be asked if you CAN be claimed as a dependent. If you answer yes, you will then be asked if you will be claimed. Answer no.
There's a new urban myth among college students that says they can get a $1000 from the government just for filing a tax form. For most of them, they simply aren't eligible. A full time unmarried student, under age 24, even if you don't qualify as a dependent, is only eligible for the refundable portion of the American Opportunity Credit if he supports himself by working. You cannot be supporting yourself on parental support, 529 plans or student loans & grants. It is usually best if the parent claims that credit.
.Reference: Line 7 instructions for form 8863.
Here's a post on the five main points on form 1098-T:
https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/college-education/discussion/re-what-do-i-do-with-form-1098t/01/3760212#M63114