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Unfortunately not.  The 2025 Hyundai Elantra Hybrid doesn't qualify for the federal Clean Vehicle Tax Credit. It's a standard hybrid, not a plug-in hybrid, and  Doesn't meet the strict North ... See more...
Unfortunately not.  The 2025 Hyundai Elantra Hybrid doesn't qualify for the federal Clean Vehicle Tax Credit. It's a standard hybrid, not a plug-in hybrid, and  Doesn't meet the strict North American assembly and battery component requirements.
Receiving credit from the school I accidentally put the wrong info for
Some customers are experiencing issues when trying to file but are looped back instead of being able to proceed and file.     We are currently investigating this issue.    We'll notify you on... See more...
Some customers are experiencing issues when trying to file but are looped back instead of being able to proceed and file.     We are currently investigating this issue.    We'll notify you once the program is updated.
The message I got was: "Error code: TY25_AR_Age_65, details are not available. Reject Code TY25_AR_Age_65" I selected "Fix It" and refiled, but I feel sure it will be rejected again. I guess the "F... See more...
The message I got was: "Error code: TY25_AR_Age_65, details are not available. Reject Code TY25_AR_Age_65" I selected "Fix It" and refiled, but I feel sure it will be rejected again. I guess the "Fix It" button doesn't work any better than anything else provided to us Arkansans this year.  If it is rejected again, I may have to resort to a manual return also. I will be reporting this to the State of Arkansas. I believe that TurboTax should give us all refunds. Thanks so much to all customers who communicated back with me on this. It helps to have that validation, especially when we are getting no help at all from TurboTax.
Thanks - that’s what I originally thought.  Hopefully TurboTax can fix this?
Thanks.   I've held this roth for close to 30 years, I don't think there's anyway I could come up with that number.  Do contributions include conversions?
The New York "inflation refund" is taxed at the Federal level but is not taxable on your New York return.    Since this is not a typical 1099-G item for a refund of taxes paid, you can choose to ... See more...
The New York "inflation refund" is taxed at the Federal level but is not taxable on your New York return.    Since this is not a typical 1099-G item for a refund of taxes paid, you can choose to enter it instead in the Other Taxable Income section of TurboTax with an explanation.   From the left menu, go to Federal and select the first tab, Wages & Income Add more income by scrolling down to the last option, Less Common Income, and Show more Scroll down to the last option, Miscellaneous Income, 1099-A, 1099-C and Start Choose the last option, Other reportable income and Start and Yes Enter the applicable description and amount and Continue   If you need to subtract an item of income from your New York return that was included in your Federal return income, you can enter that adjustment in TurboTax Online at the screen in your New York return labeled "Changes to Federal Income".    Look under Other New York Adjustments to Federal Income, and select Start next to Other changes (adjustments) to your federal income to make the subtraction entry.  
I have the same problem.  Leaving out the 1098T and 1099Q creates a tax due for me.  It also generates errors on the Student Info Worksheet.  
You are looking at the wrong MAGI definition, probably the one for determining Premium Tax Credits under the Affordable Care Act.  The calculation of MAGI for the purpose of a Roth IRA contribution i... See more...
You are looking at the wrong MAGI definition, probably the one for determining Premium Tax Credits under the Affordable Care Act.  The calculation of MAGI for the purpose of a Roth IRA contribution is described in IRS Pub 590-A: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p590a#en_US_2025_publink1000230985
No, it shouldn’t hold up your refund. The 1098-T is an informational form, and you aren’t required to enter information from it unless you’re claiming education credits. If you are claiming a credit,... See more...
No, it shouldn’t hold up your refund. The 1098-T is an informational form, and you aren’t required to enter information from it unless you’re claiming education credits. If you are claiming a credit, you must report the tuition, fees, and scholarships received.
Our Turbotax filer did our Federal and California returns, however, looking at the Federal, I see the Part III Foreign Accounts and Trusts and the boxes are ticked that they filed the FBAR and Form 8... See more...
Our Turbotax filer did our Federal and California returns, however, looking at the Federal, I see the Part III Foreign Accounts and Trusts and the boxes are ticked that they filed the FBAR and Form 8938, but those documents don't appear anywhere on our return. What can I do to remedy this Turbotax??
Do I get a tax credit for a new 2025 Hyundai Electra. Hybrid. 
After a successful import of my financial information from my bank, MS Edge pops this dialogue box. What is this about !?   
If  the IRS thinks you received a 1095-A, but you didn't Confirm that you and no one else in your household got a 1095-A You can use the phone number listed by state at  The Health Insuranc... See more...
If  the IRS thinks you received a 1095-A, but you didn't Confirm that you and no one else in your household got a 1095-A You can use the phone number listed by state at  The Health Insurance Marketplace. To clear a 1095-A in TurboTax, you can follow these steps Select Tax Tools On the drop-down select Tools There will be 2 green boxes Select Topics Search Type 1095-A The question will come up Did you receive Form 1095-A for your health insurance plan? Answer Yes Continue to the form Delete it using the trash can Repeat the process When you get to Did you receive Form 1095-A for your health insurance plan? Answer No
If the Timeshare qualifies, it would be considered a "Second Home".   The property must be deeded, and the mortgage must be secured by the property (have a lien on it by the Lender).  If you al... See more...
If the Timeshare qualifies, it would be considered a "Second Home".   The property must be deeded, and the mortgage must be secured by the property (have a lien on it by the Lender).  If you already have a primary home and a second home, the Timeshare would be "other" and the interest would not be deductible.   
No, you do not have to add back your non taxable SSA benefits or you other non taxable retirement income.   Please read this IRS document, section Roth and traditional IRA contributions.
When you choose 'Update' from the Deductions Topics page,  the Summary screen should be the first screen you see.  It's perfectly acceptable to make your changes in FORMS mode, too.   @D550