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Yes, as NCperson stated, the home office needs to be used regularly and exclusively for your business in order for you to claim miles driven to and from your home office and other work location as business miles.  If you claim these miles as business miles, make sure to have proper documentation and backup ready in the off chance the IRS requests support to justify the deduction.

Please clarify your question by adding some additional information so we may better help you. Such as: What are you trying to see in TurboTax? Have you entered all of your tax return  information? Have you filed yet? Are you entering a Form 1099? What kind? What are you looking at that you cannot see all of your income?

To enter your foreign interest income, go to: Click Federal Then click Wages & Income Go to Investment and Savings  Find Interest on 1099‑INT Click Start or Revisit  When TurboTax asks if you received any 1099‑INT forms. Choose Yes (even though you don’t have one). Choose Yes (even though you don’t have one).  On the next screen, select , “I’ll type it in myself”  For Payer’s name, type something like: “Foreign Bank – Interest” Enter the amount of interest you earned. Now if you paid foreign taxes on this interest, check a box in the form that says My form has information in other boxes. Look for Box 7, as this will report foreign taxes paid on this interest.  There will be other follow-up questions that will be asked regarding the foreign interest income and the country where this was issued from. This information is needed to claim a foreign tax credit if you paid foreign taxes on this interest.

I entered the NOL values in line 14A under Carryover Wks as recommended.  But the federal due is not changing and the value entered shows error.  It also says NOL overridden.  Can anyone come in person where I can share the screen with the error. Thanks

In TurboTax Premium, you are able to access the IRS form 1099-C as follows:   Down the left side of the screen, click Federal. Down the left side of the screen, click Wages & Income. Click the down arrow to the right of Less Common Income. Click to the right of Miscellaneous Income, 1099-A, 1099-C. Click to the right of Cancellation of debt (form 1099-C).

No, when you e-file you do not need to send your out-of-state return to MN when claiming the credit.   However, the necessity of the M1CR credit itself depends on the type of income you earned. Minnesota and North Dakota have a tax reciprocity agreement. If your only income from North Dakota consisted of wages, salaries, or tips, you typically should not be claiming a credit for taxes paid to another state. Instead, under reciprocity, that income is only taxable in your home state of Minnesota. If North Dakota taxes were withheld from your paycheck in error, you should file a North Dakota return to claim a refund of those withholdings rather than claiming a credit on your Minnesota M1 form.   Just confirm you are using Schedule M1CR to claim the credit if you have income that falls outside of the reciprocity agreement, such as income from a North Dakota farm, rental property, or a business partnership. If you fall into this category and choose to file your Minnesota return by mail rather than electronically, then you must include a copy of your North Dakota return along with your Minnesota forms .   Even when e-filing, keep a copy of your signed North Dakota return and all supporting schedules in your records. The Minnesota Department of Revenue sometimes requests these documents later to verify the amount of credit claimed.    Here is more information on reciprocal states: What is a state reciprocal agreement? and here is a TurboTax article you may find helpful: How do I file a nonresident state return?

In the Personal Info section, look for "Did you earn money in any other states?" Answer Yes, and select Michigan. This will add the Michigan nonresident return in TurboTax.  In the Michigan section of TurboTax, you indicate that there is no Michigan-source income.  You will then get a refund of the withholding.    

In the My info section, work through the screens and answer the questions about dependents.  If you didn't have any dependents in 2025, there should be little questions about this after you have indicated that you have no dependents to claim.  If you did have dependents, there will be more questions, but you just have to go through the process to properly report your dependents on your return.

You can switch to TurboTax Online if you do not have Windows 11. See: How do I switch from TurboTax Desktop to TurboTax Online?   Also See: How does the end of support for Windows 10 affect my TurboTax Desktop experience?  This explains how to either switch to Online or upload Windows 11 to your laptop.   You can contact TurboTax Customer Support using this link: Turbo Tax Customer Support.