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Usually, if your tax return was rejected, TurboTax doesn't charge to make the correction and resubmit.  However, if when you went back to your return you had to add additional forms or upgraded to a different version there might be a price increase.     If you did not upgrade and you are getting charged to resubmit, you can contact our customer service:   What's the TurboTax phone number? Can I get the e-filing fee refunded if my state return got rejected?  

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@Reily-Pist wrote: Microsoft is being sued for their aggressive tactics in trying to force people into Windows 11 and onto the cloud. However, as Microsoft argues (and common-sense dictates), no one is being "forced" to upgrade to Windows 11 or the cloud.   Microsoft is simply ending support for Windows 10 but those who will not or cannot upgrade to Windows 11 can still use Windows 10. It's just that Windows 10 will no longer receive updates.   Further, you can run Windows 11 without using the cloud if the device is configured in that manner.

To enter your Form 1099-S for the sale of a property (not rental) in TurboTax Online, follow these steps: 1. Go to the Wages & Income section. 2. Scroll down to the Less Common Income section. 3. Select Start or Update next to Sale of Home. 4. Answer Yes to "Did you sell or have your home foreclosed in 2025?" and continue. 5. Enter the address of the property you sold. 6. On the sales info screen, answer Yes to "Did you receive a Form 1099-S?" and enter the information as it appears on your 1099-S. 7. Follow the prompts to complete the section. This process is separate from the Investments and Savings section, which is typically for stocks or bank investments.

It depends. According to the IRS:    A permanent disability is a physical or mental condition that prevents you from engaging in substantial gainful activity and that a physician determines has lasted or can be expected to continuously last for at least a year or can lead to death.   To claim the credit,  you must have a statement from your physician certifying that you are permanently and totally disabled.   Here is a TurboTax article with more information on disability tax credits and the definition of permanently disabled.