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Success! I do not remember initially denying access but this action fixed the issue. Note, since I already reset Windows Defender and McAfee to work again I left them alone since already proven the...
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Success! I do not remember initially denying access but this action fixed the issue. Note, since I already reset Windows Defender and McAfee to work again I left them alone since already proven they weren't the issue. Thank you.
11 hours ago
The message has been the same for weeks, but we're already a week into Feb.
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11 hours ago
@drj311 Don’t fret! I didn’t get the path msg yet either. I usually get it around Valentine’s Day. My account transcript popped up but it’s blank, totally normal. It will update
11 hours ago
Hello, I need to get a copy (PDF) of a 2022 tax return from my mother who passed away in 2023. As the representative of the estate how would i go about getting a pdf copy? thank you.
11 hours ago
Yes, use the Foreign or US Territory since you did not live in the US as of 12/31/2025
11 hours ago
You are correct, you can deduct this. Be aware that payroll tax still applies when you make a personal contribution. If you contributed via your paycheck, then it would be payroll tax free also. Ju...
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You are correct, you can deduct this. Be aware that payroll tax still applies when you make a personal contribution. If you contributed via your paycheck, then it would be payroll tax free also. Just a note, in case you'd like to update your paycheck contributions in the future.
Here is how to navigate to make the entry:
Click on Federal Taxes, Deduction & Credits
Choose HSA, MSA Contributions
Continue until you see a page titled "Let's enter (your name's) HSA contributions" which will show any deductions already computed from your W-2 in a box that is greyed out, and another box for contributions you personally made.
Enter the amount you personally made.
For some more information, see Basics of Health Savings Accounts
11 hours ago
Same problem. Solved by rebooting mac mini M4. Transfer then worked.
11 hours ago
@asifhassan76 No tool, but instructions here: How do I forcefully uninstall TurboTax for Windows?
11 hours ago
The financial institution should be issuing you a 2025 1099-R with a Code 8 in Box 7, "Excess contributions plus earnings/excess deferrals (and/or earnings) taxable in 2025"
11 hours ago
I live in India. There's an option for "Foreign or US Territory" but I don't think that applies.
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11 hours ago
I’m part of a multi-member LLC. I’m the designated manager, have the highest individual ownership percentage, and am currently the only active participant in the business. We’re in the construction/...
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I’m part of a multi-member LLC. I’m the designated manager, have the highest individual ownership percentage, and am currently the only active participant in the business. We’re in the construction/startup phase and not generating income yet, but expect to begin operations and earn revenue mid-year. My personal vehicle lease is ending, and I’m planning to finance a vehicle over 6,000 lbs GVWR that I intend to use 100% for business purposes (we have a separate vehicle for personal use). I have a few questions: If the vehicle is registered solely in my name, can the LLC still claim Section 179 and bonus depreciation on the full purchase price (assuming 100% business use)? If so, would the deduction be allocated among members based on ownership percentages via K-1s? Or could it be specially allocated to me since I own and operate the vehicle? Are there advantages or disadvantages to registering the vehicle jointly in my name and the LLC (e.g., liability, tax treatment, financing considerations)? Thanks!
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11 hours ago
@M-MTax So you have talked to Intuit development and they have confirmed they are working on a generic import for charitable deductions? This would be very good news. It would have been nice if Int...
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@M-MTax So you have talked to Intuit development and they have confirmed they are working on a generic import for charitable deductions? This would be very good news. It would have been nice if Intuit had provided this capability so we could have imported the pdf or csv files this tax year that we created from It's Deductible late last year. I did not realize you had this kind of access to either Intuit developers or the third party developers. Can you provide more details on this new feature?
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11 hours ago
I have similar issue. The problem is more than calculating depreciation. It no longer provides fields to enter information (sale proceeds and date, purchase cost and date etc. relating to the sale of...
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I have similar issue. The problem is more than calculating depreciation. It no longer provides fields to enter information (sale proceeds and date, purchase cost and date etc. relating to the sale of the property sold in 2025) to calculate the gain or loss on sale of the rental property. This function has been available for years in TURBOTAX PREMIER. Is it a temporary issue in need of update by TURBOTAX or what? Need reply from INTUIT immediately as I need to report it urgently.
11 hours ago
You have to say the pension has a RMD too. Say all of it is the RMD. If you are the age required to take a IRA or 401K RMD it will ask you if a pension is the RMD. Say yes. Anything your pensio...
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You have to say the pension has a RMD too. Say all of it is the RMD. If you are the age required to take a IRA or 401K RMD it will ask you if a pension is the RMD. Say yes. Anything your pension pays you is considered to be the RMD. Traditional pensions automatically fulfill the rules of an RMD. So for the RMD question put in the same amount as box 1.
11 hours ago
"Yes, post-tax (after-tax) HSA contributions are fully tax-deductible. If you contribute to an HSA outside of payroll deductions, you can claim this as an "above-the-line" deduction on your federal in...
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"Yes, post-tax (after-tax) HSA contributions are fully tax-deductible. If you contribute to an HSA outside of payroll deductions, you can claim this as an "above-the-line" deduction on your federal income tax return (Form 1040, Schedule 1), reducing your taxable income even if you do not itemize. These contributions are subject to annual IRS limits."
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11 hours ago
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Hey yall! I also look forward to catching up with you all every year, we been at this for yearssss lol!! I didn’t update to the PATH message now I’m getting worried. D: I don’t remember if I got i...
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Hey yall! I also look forward to catching up with you all every year, we been at this for yearssss lol!! I didn’t update to the PATH message now I’m getting worried. D: I don’t remember if I got it last year, I do remember one year it went from received to refund approved. Lord I don’t have the patience this year, praying we all get DDD SOON!!
11 hours ago
Make sure that both of your dependents would qualify for the Child and Dependent Care Credit. If only one of your dependents would qualify for the credit, then you will not see both dependents liste...
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Make sure that both of your dependents would qualify for the Child and Dependent Care Credit. If only one of your dependents would qualify for the credit, then you will not see both dependents listed in the drop down box.
Take a look at the following TurboTax help article to learn more about the qualifications:
Who is a Qualifying Person for the Child and Dependent Care Credit?
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11 hours ago
Hi, How does TT calculate the depreciation amount for a car in the second year of service, if section 179 was used in the first year? For the second year on form 4562, TT show a depreciable basis ...
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Hi, How does TT calculate the depreciation amount for a car in the second year of service, if section 179 was used in the first year? For the second year on form 4562, TT show a depreciable basis of $4489, but under current depreciation only $575. Worksheet part VIII :MARCS, asset class 5, depreciation method 200HB and MARCS convention HY? Thanks
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