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2 weeks ago
Has anyone actually succeeded in running TurboTax Business on Mac with an M2 processor? I’m thinking of MacOS > Parallels > Windows for Arm > x86 emulation > TurboTax Business. That’s a lot of Inst...
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Has anyone actually succeeded in running TurboTax Business on Mac with an M2 processor? I’m thinking of MacOS > Parallels > Windows for Arm > x86 emulation > TurboTax Business. That’s a lot of Installation and setup effort (and, of course, some expense) to undertake without knowing that someone, somewhere has succeeded. Alternately, has anyone been able to install and run TurboTax Business on a Windows PC in the cloud, such as in AWS? Buying a little headless PC just for TurboTax Business is my third choice. Probably simpler, but I don’t want to drag around the extra hardware if I can help it. Thanks.
2 weeks ago
I was very frustrated by the elimination of the Charity logs through Intuit. But it looks like I've found a new home! http://deductibleduck.com/ They have been very responsive and helpful. I defi...
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I was very frustrated by the elimination of the Charity logs through Intuit. But it looks like I've found a new home! http://deductibleduck.com/ They have been very responsive and helpful. I definitely feel "seen" an am happy to be working with a company that is ready to take over.
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Yes it is on me. Since its inception I have never needed back up for my non cash donations. Other than an end of year print out. Still is no way to treat customers. My opinion remains unchanged.
2 weeks ago
Go to this website - https://www.uscis.gov/i-9-central/form-i-9-contact-us
2 weeks ago
To access your current or prior year online tax returns sign onto the TurboTax website with the User ID you used to create the account - https://myturbotax.intuit.com/
Scroll down to the bottom of ...
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To access your current or prior year online tax returns sign onto the TurboTax website with the User ID you used to create the account - https://myturbotax.intuit.com/
Scroll down to the bottom of the screen and on the section Your tax returns & documents. Click on the Year and Click on Download/print return (PDF)
If you used the desktop CD/Download editions installed on your computer, the only copy of your tax data file and any PDF's will be on the computer where the return was created. TurboTax does not store online any returns completed using the desktop editions.
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@skramblr wrote: ......they spin off the under performing groups or groups... Well that's exactly right and guess which Intuit group underperforms. FYI, conglomerates will often spin off ...
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@skramblr wrote: ......they spin off the under performing groups or groups... Well that's exactly right and guess which Intuit group underperforms. FYI, conglomerates will often spin off groups/divisions to unlock value (take a look at DuPont, GE and Honeywell, for example).
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Your choice. But the Online version has less features than the Desktop program. If you used the Desktop program last year here’s How to transfer into the Online version, expand the blue link if...
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Your choice. But the Online version has less features than the Desktop program. If you used the Desktop program last year here’s How to transfer into the Online version, expand the blue link if you used the CD/download last year https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/entering-importing/help/how-do-i-transfer-last-year-s-return-into-turbotax-online/00/25953 If you used the Desktop program before you may notice several differences and not like the online version. It has less features and no Forms Mode. You can only do 1 return. Your return is only saved online so be sure to save both the .tax2025 data file and the pdf file to your computer when you are done. In case you need to amend in the future or if you need a copy to get a loan or something. You might not be able to access your online return when you need a copy.
2 weeks ago
Thanks for the reply, @fanfare! Is that applicable for all scenarios, though? I was following this, which says otherwise https://www.nj.gov/treasury/taxation/pdf/pubs/tgi-ee/git4.pdf → Marr...
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Thanks for the reply, @fanfare! Is that applicable for all scenarios, though? I was following this, which says otherwise https://www.nj.gov/treasury/taxation/pdf/pubs/tgi-ee/git4.pdf → Married/CU couples: One is a resident and one is a nonresident If you and your spouse reside in different states for the entire year and only one of you lives in New Jersey, the resident spouse can file a resident return using the filing status Married/Civil Union Filing Separately, even if you are filing a joint federal tax return. The resident spouse calculates income and exemptions as if they filed a separate federal return.
2 weeks ago
My Mac is 2017 and cant install TT25. Does that mean I must then use the online version or buy a new laptop?
2 weeks ago
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(a) Assuming that you sell / dispose off the prop. in 2025, and that this was not an income property ( i.e. not used for renting out etc. ), you will need to recognize this transact...
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@TroutVision
(a) Assuming that you sell / dispose off the prop. in 2025, and that this was not an income property ( i.e. not used for renting out etc. ), you will need to recognize this transaction on your 2025 US federal tax return and ONLY per US tax laws.
(b) The income taxes imposed / levied by Portugal ( where the property is situated) is eligible for Foreign Tax Credit up to the lesser of US taxes on this foreign source income and that paid to the foreign taxing authority. Generally this is best done once the foreign taxes have been settled or there is a chance that you may have to amend your filed return if, and ONLY if ,there is a difference between the claimed amount and the final amount of foreign taxes.
(c) Since the Portuguese tax year is the same as US tax year, there should be no issue in claiming the FTC on your US tax return for the tax year 2025.
Does this make sense ? Is there more I can do for you ?
2 weeks ago
If you find out you can’t roll it over to the IRA, maybe you can use the money to make a new contribution to an IRA if you are eligible to contribute.
2 weeks ago
Does your Mac meet the system requirements? For 2025 you need OS 14 Sonoma. Mac & Windows System Requirements https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/system-requirements/help/minimum-system-requirement...
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Does your Mac meet the system requirements? For 2025 you need OS 14 Sonoma. Mac & Windows System Requirements https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/system-requirements/help/minimum-system-requirements-for-turbotax-mac-software/00/25609 Or did you download the Windows version? How to get started and install the Desktop Download program https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/product-delivery/download-software-turbotax-com/L7u9oLEkq_US_en_US
2 weeks ago
Did you download the Windows program? Maybe you got the Mac download. You need Windows 11 to install Turbo Tax. Or you could be in S mode. You need to switch out of S mode. See this Windows F...
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Did you download the Windows program? Maybe you got the Mac download. You need Windows 11 to install Turbo Tax. Or you could be in S mode. You need to switch out of S mode. See this Windows FAQ. The second item is how to switch out. Windows 10 and Windows 11 in S mode FAQ - Microsoft Support Switching out of S mode is one-way. If you switch out of S mode, you'll need to keep using the standard version of Windows 11.
2 weeks ago
@jltllt if your only income is social security, then is would be mathematically impossible to be required to file. If you both received the maximum monthly payment available of $5,108 per month p...
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@jltllt if your only income is social security, then is would be mathematically impossible to be required to file. If you both received the maximum monthly payment available of $5,108 per month per recipient, that would be $122,600 of social security income for the year. Because of the formula defining what portion of that is subject to tax, only $20,700 would be subject to tax. And since that is below the standard deduction of $34,700, there would be no FEDERAL filing requirement. State requirements may vary. I assume you would file JOINT, both are over 65 years old, there are no dependents and you do not receive medical benefits from the Marketplace (i.e. you are on Medicare).
2 weeks ago
Let's just agree to disagree. 30+years in the tech industry and it works exactly how I stated (in my experience). Also, the corporation would not spin off a the most profitable groups <-- that's wher...
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Let's just agree to disagree. 30+years in the tech industry and it works exactly how I stated (in my experience). Also, the corporation would not spin off a the most profitable groups <-- that's where the corporate money comes from. Instead, they spin off the under performing groups or groups that no longer contribute their long term goals/objectives. (IE, Computer company spinning off the HW division to focus on SW & Services).
2 weeks ago
Duplicate question. Please post your question only once. See the replies to your other post of the same question. If you want to add more information or post a follow-up question, add a reply to your...
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Duplicate question. Please post your question only once. See the replies to your other post of the same question. If you want to add more information or post a follow-up question, add a reply to your original question. Do not post separate questions about the same issue. When information is scattered in multiple threads it's confusing and hard to follow, and hard to see the whole picture.