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Try these steps:   Click Tax Home, then look for a Start or Continue button for the 2025 return. If you don’t see it, scroll the left sidebar to the bottom and select Tax Tools > Tools > then C... See more...
Try these steps:   Click Tax Home, then look for a Start or Continue button for the 2025 return. If you don’t see it, scroll the left sidebar to the bottom and select Tax Tools > Tools > then Clear & Start Over. If you’re still stuck on that marketing/summary page, open TurboTax in a private/incognito window and sign in; caching often causes this loop. Then try Start a new return again. On sign-in, ensure you’re in the right tax year. If the URL shows 2024, change it to 2025 (for example, ww1.2024 → ww1.2025) to reach the current year’s workspace.   Once you’re in 2025, you can transfer last year’s info as prompted, or proceed directly to Personal Info and Income.
No option under step 3 to change it. So try again
Me too and I completely cleared my return and redid it and the questions won’t come back. I’ve been on hold waiting to speak to a supervisor about it for over an hour. I will sue if they don’t give m... See more...
Me too and I completely cleared my return and redid it and the questions won’t come back. I’ve been on hold waiting to speak to a supervisor about it for over an hour. I will sue if they don’t give me the option to change. I’m SICK AND TIRED OF DATA BREACHES AND SHADY **bleep** LIKE THIS FROM INTUIT/TURBO TAX
I'm trying to add home office assets for a second Schedule C business.  The Home office asset summary screen will not allow me to create new assets.  The simplified deduction is not checked.  This ho... See more...
I'm trying to add home office assets for a second Schedule C business.  The Home office asset summary screen will not allow me to create new assets.  The simplified deduction is not checked.  This home office is named differently from the one claimed on the first Schedule C, which has been operating for a few years (ruling out a naming issue with the software).  The software is not calculating depreciation -- this seems like a glitch.  The expense is well under the limit on line 8 of form 8829.    This is TurboTax "Do it yourself Premium" -- doesn't seem to be an option in the dropdown (lol).  Please help
What income item and what state?  We can probably tell you where to look for duplicates.
how to enter asset depreciation for bathroom renovation?
AMEN. Thank you for creating and posting this. Such a fumble by TurboTax.
You can adjust the capital loss carryover in TurboTax Online by following these steps:   Go To Federal > Income > Wages & Income Summary Find Capital Loss Carryover and Add/Edit Choose E... See more...
You can adjust the capital loss carryover in TurboTax Online by following these steps:   Go To Federal > Income > Wages & Income Summary Find Capital Loss Carryover and Add/Edit Choose Edit on the top right of the summary and enter your carryover information
Try these to see if it fixes the disappearance:   Press Ctrl+0 (Cmd+0 on Mac) to reset zoom; then resize the window once. Refresh the page (F5) or toggle to another browser tab and back. ... See more...
Try these to see if it fixes the disappearance:   Press Ctrl+0 (Cmd+0 on Mac) to reset zoom; then resize the window once. Refresh the page (F5) or toggle to another browser tab and back. Try Chrome in an Incognito window. If it works, clear the cache or disable extensions. If using a Chromebook or Chrome on a laptop, switch to Edge/Firefox temporarily to complete the step.
Yes.  As long as you claim the income as Schedule C, Self-employment income, you qualify for the QBI deduction on your net income.  Please see the following links for some additional information rega... See more...
Yes.  As long as you claim the income as Schedule C, Self-employment income, you qualify for the QBI deduction on your net income.  Please see the following links for some additional information regarding how to enter your Sch C and QBI:   Where do I enter Schedule C? What's the Qualified Business Income (QBI) deduction?
Just want to make sure this is correct.  1. Part year resident of both UT and AZ 2. on my AZ return it applies Standard Deduction to reduce my taxable income Federal Adjusted Gross income =100,000... See more...
Just want to make sure this is correct.  1. Part year resident of both UT and AZ 2. on my AZ return it applies Standard Deduction to reduce my taxable income Federal Adjusted Gross income =100,000 AZ sourced income = 40000 Less: Standard deduction 15750   3. I dont remember the same calculation done for my UT return   Just want to make sure this is correct either way a. SD is correctly applied to AZ in this case b. I don't need to go to UT state filing and remove SD amount from the income I made while in UT
If the amount didn't change, you can verify that you entered your Earned Income Credit data correctly on your Form 1040X Amended Tax return and that your income and child's eligibility met the requir... See more...
If the amount didn't change, you can verify that you entered your Earned Income Credit data correctly on your Form 1040X Amended Tax return and that your income and child's eligibility met the requirements.   I wonder if your IRS letter said they were fixing the issue or if they instructed you to file an amended return. If they fixed the issue then it was not necessary to file an amended return. It will have no impact. Also, you should not file an amended return until after your original tax return has been fully processed and you have received your refund.  To check the status of your amended return, you can use this link:  Where's My Amended Return?    It usually takes up to 20 weeks to process an amended tax return.   Generally, the IRS will fix some Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) issues. Issues like math errors or errors in reporting income, automatically. If the issue was due to a manual audit of your return, missing information, or your child not qualifying, you usually have to respond to the IRS notice to correct the issue and provide supporting documents.   You can come back to Community with additional information about your IRS letter and your situation and we may be able to give you a more specific answer.   In general, to qualify for the Earned Income Credit:   You have income from earnings (for example, from a job, your own business, or certain long-term disability benefits). You have no more than $11,950 in investment income (interest, dividends) or from rental property, royalties or stocks. You are single or, if married, do not use the Married Filing Separate status. You must be at least 25 but under 65 years old. You cannot be claimed as a dependent on anyone else's tax return. You, your spouse and children, if applicable, all have Social Security numbers. You and your spouse are not considered as a qualifying child of anyone You have a foreign income exclusion (Form 2555) You are a citizen or resident of the United States You lived in the United States for more than half of the year. The income limitations for the Earned Income Credit are as follows:   With no qualifying children, income is limited to $19,104 ($26,214 if married and filing a joint return) and your credit is limited to $649 $649 With 1 qualifying child, your income is limited to $50,434 ($57,554 if married and filing a joint return) and your maximum credit is $4,328 With 2 or more qualifying children, your income is limited to $57,310 ($64,430 if married and filing a joint return) and your maximum credit is limited to $7,152 With 3 or more qualifying children, your income is limited to $61,555 ($68,675 if married and filing a joint return) and your maximum credit is limited to $8,046   To claim your child for purposes of the Earned Income Credit the child must be:   Your son, daughter, stepchild, adopted child or a descendant. Your foster child, that was placed in your care by a court order or authorized agency. Your brother, sister, stepbrother, stepsister or a descendant of one of these. Age 18 or younger as of the end of the year (unless the child is a full-time student. If they are a full time student they must be age 23 or younger. If they are permanently and totally disabled at any time during the year qualifies, no matter how old. A resident with you in the United States for more than half of the year. To get back to your screens in TurboTax for the Earned Income credit, to  review your information, you can:   Click on Search at the top right of your TurboTax screen Type Earned Income Credit in the search box and hit enter Click on the link Jump to earned income credit   You can use this IRS tool that helps determine Earned Income Credit eligibility: Use the EITC Assistant Also see: What is the Earned Income Credit? Find Out If You Qualify When to Use Schedule EIC: Earned Income Credit Please return To Community if you have any additional information or questions and we would be happy to help.  
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I think the link posted above is how to download 204 AFTER  you buy the License Code.    You can buy the 2024 Desktop program here, https://turbotax.intuit.com/personal-taxes/past-years-products Fo... See more...
I think the link posted above is how to download 204 AFTER  you buy the License Code.    You can buy the 2024 Desktop program here, https://turbotax.intuit.com/personal-taxes/past-years-products For 2024 you will need Windows 10 or Mac Ventura 13 to install it on.