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Hello @Mike9241 Thank you for answering my other question. Would appreciate your input here? I have almost filled up form 8990 and I just need few clarification on some line numbers on 8990 as fr...
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Hello @Mike9241 Thank you for answering my other question. Would appreciate your input here? I have almost filled up form 8990 and I just need few clarification on some line numbers on 8990 as from which line items of K1 are they? Q: Box 6 of Form 8990 (Tentative taxable income) is Line 1 - Line 4c of K1 of entity which has produced this Excess Business Interest Expense? Q: Section 3- Business Interest Income -Box 23. Which Line number of K1 goes here? Line 5 of K1 entity which has produced this 13K expense? I had sold ET last year so this is Final K1. I have completed Sch A. and it is lets say showing 43 (i) Current Year excess business interest expense carry forward as lets say $1000 but when complete Section 4, Line 30 (business interest expense deduction allowed) Vs Line 31 Disallowed business interest expense /carry forward. It splits this $1000 lets say as Line 30 = 100 and Line 31 =900 Q: Since I sold ET last year which number ($1000 or Line 31 number) I will be using to adjust Column 5 (cumulative adjustments to basis) in Sales schedule? Does this Excess business interest expense deduction increase or decrease column 5 number? Lets say my current adj. to basis number is (-11000) and I have this 1000 excess business interest expense deduction. so Now my adjustment to basis will be -11000 + 1000 = -10000?
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Maybe falsely "advertise" was not the correct term to use in my original post. Replace it with falsely "display" or falsely "claim." Either way my point remains the same.
Saturday
I think there’s a misunderstanding about how this works. Costco doesn’t have any control over TurboTax’s desktop software or checkout process. They simply sell the license key and distribute the boxe...
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I think there’s a misunderstanding about how this works. Costco doesn’t have any control over TurboTax’s desktop software or checkout process. They simply sell the license key and distribute the boxed or digital version. I’m not suggesting anything about Costco’s advertising — the issue isn’t what Costco shows or sells. The problem is that TurboTax’s own software continued to display and apply the $10 credit during checkout, then removed it at payment. That’s not something Costco can fix. It’s a programming issue inside TurboTax’s system that should reflect the fact that the credit is no longer issued after April 30. The app is clearly being updated regularly — almost every time it’s opened, it requires a new download — so there’s no excuse for TurboTax not to correct this. Whether Costco is an authorized retailer (which it is) doesn’t change that. The responsibility for how the software behaves and what it displays lies entirely with TurboTax.
Saturday
if what @VolvoGirl suggest doesn't work, you'll need to contact support. However, I'm guessing that what they'll tell you to do is to completely uninstall reboot and reinstall each year one by one. s...
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if what @VolvoGirl suggest doesn't work, you'll need to contact support. However, I'm guessing that what they'll tell you to do is to completely uninstall reboot and reinstall each year one by one. sometimes reinstalling over the old version doesn't result in a corrupt file be overwritten. Yes, there is a registry key for the state for each year by is like 30+ characters that vary. uninstalling should delete the registry key if that's what causing the problem. just deleting it?
HKLM\software\intuit\TY##\perstates\
Saturday
Turns out I do have Deluxe Online Turbo Tax. How do I add or find or fix the 8962 form? Because when I search for it in tools or search or topics, it just redirects me to my 1095-A section, which is ...
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Turns out I do have Deluxe Online Turbo Tax. How do I add or find or fix the 8962 form? Because when I search for it in tools or search or topics, it just redirects me to my 1095-A section, which is already filled out.
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NET short term gains are reduced by NET long term losses. if net long term losses exceed net short term gains the smaller of the net or $3K is deductible ($1.5K if Married filing separate). if ne...
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NET short term gains are reduced by NET long term losses. if net long term losses exceed net short term gains the smaller of the net or $3K is deductible ($1.5K if Married filing separate). if net short term gains exceed net long term losses you're taxed on the net short-term gains which are taxed as ordinary income. Turbotax seems to be doing it correctly.
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Do I need to upgrade to Turbo Tax premium?
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maybe this is best taken up with the wholesale club. Not sure that Turbotax has an obligation to correct false advertising. like buying from unauthorized resellers. there may be no valid license or ...
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maybe this is best taken up with the wholesale club. Not sure that Turbotax has an obligation to correct false advertising. like buying from unauthorized resellers. there may be no valid license or yoy may even get malware.
Saturday
this might work cut the cost in half and continue to use the original in-service date, etc but 100% business use for 2024. if needed change prior depreciation to what it would be if you depreciated $...
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this might work cut the cost in half and continue to use the original in-service date, etc but 100% business use for 2024. if needed change prior depreciation to what it would be if you depreciated $13750 100% for the old rental period which would come from last year's depreciation history or report. the current year should compute at $500. create a new asset with an in-service date of when the new rental starts with a life of 27.5 years 100% business use. (assumes cost is less than fair market value)
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My 2024 return includes eight 1099-R forms, the amounts from which I entered into TT manually: Four are from traditional IRAs, from which annual RMD distributions have been made; Two are...
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My 2024 return includes eight 1099-R forms, the amounts from which I entered into TT manually: Four are from traditional IRAs, from which annual RMD distributions have been made; Two are from 403(b) tax-deferred retirement account distributions; Two are from employee pension payments earned at different companies. I discovered in the Forms Mode TT populated Form 5329 as part of my 2024 individual taxpayer return. Form 5329 includes a Table in Part IX. The Table is populated with sums calculated from the values from six of the eight 1099-Rs; the amounts from the two pensions are not included. The Table has a section for “Other Qual. Plans,” and both of the pensions are qualified, which suggests amounts from these pensions should be entered in that section. I haven’t figured out the function of the Table in TT, so wonder if the omission of the two pensions is an error (which then is propagated to the return to be submitted to the IRS). Can anyone tell if the amounts I received from these pensions should be included in the Table? If they shouldn’t be included, I wonder how TT detected that these 1099-Rs were from pensions rather than IRAs or 403(b)s. Does anyone know that?
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Ran into this issue today and I see others had the same experience in 2024 noting that it has been resolved. I'm filing a PA non-resident state return and it's pulling a NJ rental property.
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@ turnermatt wrote: Does the free online turbo tax account not have access to form 8962? The Free Edition cannot prepare a Form 8962 (Premium Tax Credit). If using an online product, the pa...
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@ turnermatt wrote: Does the free online turbo tax account not have access to form 8962? The Free Edition cannot prepare a Form 8962 (Premium Tax Credit). If using an online product, the paid Deluxe edition or higher is required for that form. Another option: The IRS Free File program has 8 partners with free Federal filing (and often with a free state return as well) if you meet the AGI qualifications. If you wish, you can pick one and investigate to see if it includes Form 8962 and whether or not your particular state return (if any) is included. https://www.irs.gov/filing/irs-free-file-do-your-taxes-for-free
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Michigan will not tax retirement income including a Roth conversion in 2026. Of course it will be taxed by the IRS.
Saturday
Did you efile state? Was your state return Accepted? Double check your efile status here https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tools/efile-status-lookup When you efile you get back 2 emails. The...
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Did you efile state? Was your state return Accepted? Double check your efile status here https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tools/efile-status-lookup When you efile you get back 2 emails. The first email only confirms the transmission. The second email says if the IRS (or state) Accepted or Rejected your efile. When you log into your account you should also see the status and if it was Accepted or Rejected, Started, Printed, Ready to Mail, etc. What does it say for state? Check for a state refund https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/refund-status/help/how-do-i-track-my-state-refund/00/25571
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To enter gambling losses you must itemize deductions on Schedule A. If your itemized deductions are less than your standard deduction you can’t recoup your loss. You can’t deduct a loss greater than ...
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To enter gambling losses you must itemize deductions on Schedule A. If your itemized deductions are less than your standard deduction you can’t recoup your loss. You can’t deduct a loss greater than your winnings.
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Hello @Mike9241 and others I have few questions regarding K3 if you don't mind helping me here. Very first part of Interview is asking foreign source in Line 24. Lets assume my K3 looks like ...
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Hello @Mike9241 and others I have few questions regarding K3 if you don't mind helping me here. Very first part of Interview is asking foreign source in Line 24. Lets assume my K3 looks like this (example) Q: I am assuming I will enter either zero or nothing in first part of K3 interview screen where It is asking me enter column B,C, D, E, F and G of Line 24 as there is no foreign source income? Now deductions part looks like this In next interview it is showing Interest Expense total as 1500 but question is it us source or foreign? Software automatically add it into US source. Thanks a lot for your help.
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The IRS is totally separate from NY. Try here:
https://www8.tax.ny.gov/PRIS/prisStart
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I had this issue last year - this may help: If your brokers documentation added the state to the question: :which state is your $XXXX.00 of exempt interest dividends from" you need to "zero" out ...
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I had this issue last year - this may help: If your brokers documentation added the state to the question: :which state is your $XXXX.00 of exempt interest dividends from" you need to "zero" out the state that was automatically input - and change the state to "select a state" in the answer to the first question. Otherwise when you enter the 2% for your state and the remaining to multiple states - it will not calculate correctly You don’t need to answer “all the other states” one by one. - just the balance for multiple (If I remember if you auto loaded your docs - you need to “zero” out what your documentation automatically put in first or it will continue to calculate incorrectly hope that helps
Saturday
if you filed 2023 late (after 10/15/2024) use 0. if earlier use line 11 from th 1040. if you are totally lost you probably should upgrade to LIVE (costs more)
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Does the free online turbo tax account not have access to form 8962?