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After you go to the rental property info to indicate you sold it, then go to the assets and indicate here the assets (including the actual house) were sold. The interview will populate questions to d...
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After you go to the rental property info to indicate you sold it, then go to the assets and indicate here the assets (including the actual house) were sold. The interview will populate questions to determine the correct capital gain.
When you sell your rental property, follow the steps to report the sale found here: I sold my rental property. How do I report that?, with the selling expenses you asked about being reported in step 10:
"To report the sale of your rental property, follow the steps below:
Go to the rentals section
Answer Yes to the question Did you have any income from rentals or royalties? (You may not see this question since you have had the rental already entered)
On the Your rentals and royalties summary page, select Edit (pencil icon) beside the property you sold.
Select Edit (pencil icon) next to Rental property info.
Under General info, select Edit under Situations (or on the page Tell us about your situation this year), then select Sold or disposed of property.
Continue through the screens until you return to the Here's your rental property info screen.
Select Edit next to Sold rental property or Sale of property/depreciation.
Go directly to your asset summary and select Edit beside the first rental asset you sold.
Continue to the page Tell Us More About This Rental Asset and check the box for The item was sold... Enter the date of the sale in the pop-up box.
Follow the prompts to enter the sale information, including the sales price and selling expenses you calculated above.
Continue back to the Rental Asset list.
Repeat steps 9-11 for each rental asset.
Continue back to the Property Summary page. Select Done/Continue and answer any follow-up questions."
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I am having same problem. Filing by mail is not an option. This needs to be fixed ASAP or allow to bypass.
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Wait until your original return has been fully processed before you amend, and make sure you have saved a pdf of the original return before you amend. (If you do not save it as a pdf, the amended ret...
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Wait until your original return has been fully processed before you amend, and make sure you have saved a pdf of the original return before you amend. (If you do not save it as a pdf, the amended return will overwrite the original, and the original will be lost forever)
See this TurboTax support FAQ for amending a tax return -
CURRENT YEAR
https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-return/amend-federal-tax-return-current-year/L7eS6o1qh_US_en_US?uid=lfunevhk
Do not expect quick results from amending. It can take four months or more for the IRS to process an amended return.
You can watch for information here:
https://www.irs.gov/filing/wheres-my-amended-return
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Since you have already filed and paid, your return is "locked" in the system. You can access the final PDF for printing by heading to the Print Center or using a "back door" link to get back into the...
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Since you have already filed and paid, your return is "locked" in the system. You can access the final PDF for printing by heading to the Print Center or using a "back door" link to get back into the forms.
How to Print in TurboTax Online 1. Sign in to your TurboTax account and stay on the Tax Home page. 2. Scroll down to the section labeled Your tax returns & documents. 3. Select the 2025 tax year. 4. Click the link for Download/print return (PDF). This will generate a file containing your Form 1040 and all supporting schedules.
If you don't see that link, sometimes the link doesn't appear until you "open" the return again.
1. On the Tax Home page, scroll down and select Add a State (you aren't actually adding one, this just re-opens the return). 2. Once inside, select Tax Tools from the left-hand menu, then select Print Center. 3. Choose Print, save or preview this year's return. 4. You can then choose to print just the government forms or the "complete return" which includes all the background worksheets.
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why are you using TurboTax Business? That's for Corporations, Partnerships, Trusts, and Estates. Not sole proprietorships or single-member LLCs. Rather, you would enter income and expenses directly i...
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why are you using TurboTax Business? That's for Corporations, Partnerships, Trusts, and Estates. Not sole proprietorships or single-member LLCs. Rather, you would enter income and expenses directly into your 1040 using the form or schedule appropriate for your business.
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Where to input sold price and cost?
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I need help with amending my federal income tax
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PL GUIDE HOW I GET THEM
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same issue, it missed the pension exclusion completely
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I'm trying to make sense of the box that TT prompts me to check to acknowledge that TT cannot e-file the return, and that I have to print and mail it instead. The reason is there is an amount on For...
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I'm trying to make sense of the box that TT prompts me to check to acknowledge that TT cannot e-file the return, and that I have to print and mail it instead. The reason is there is an amount on Form 3885L for Depr/Amort (from Sch B, Ln 17a, which is on "Side 5" of Form 568 when you view forms). But, at least in my case, Side 5 is not one of the pages that TT prints for me to file. It only prints Side 1-3, and 7. And TT doesn't even have form 3885L, which is where the Depr/Amort gets reported. So why would an entry on a page that doesn't even get filed, of an amount that the state doesn't see, negate the ability to e-file Form 568? Or, am I supposed to get Form 3885L directly from the FTB and fill it out, print it and mail it with the Form 568 pages from TT? Even though the Depr/Amort amount on the 3885L doesn't even show up on any of the other pages of the 568 that I'll be mailing? Can anybody make it make sense?
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To satisfy the IRS for a medical expense deduction, you must keep an itemized invoice or receipt including the patient name, service provided, and provider information, as well as proof of payment. ...
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To satisfy the IRS for a medical expense deduction, you must keep an itemized invoice or receipt including the patient name, service provided, and provider information, as well as proof of payment. If you are deducting travel costs, you must also maintain a log of the date and mileage for each trip taken for medical care.
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I can provide more details if needed. I converted the funds to a Roth IRA in January 2026, so I have not received a Form 1099‑R yet. Based on what I’ve read online, I should only report that I made...
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I can provide more details if needed. I converted the funds to a Roth IRA in January 2026, so I have not received a Form 1099‑R yet. Based on what I’ve read online, I should only report that I made a nondeductible contribution to a Traditional IRA for tax year 2025 and indicate that my AGI is too high to deduct the contribution. Since the Roth conversion occurred in 2026, I understand that I will receive Form 1099‑R in January 2027, and that I will report the Roth conversion on my 2026 tax return. Is this understanding correct?
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Thanks for the quick reply. I bought it from Costco (online delivery), instead of TurboTax. The Costco download link is not valid anymore. Was wondering if there's anyway to download it and install i...
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Thanks for the quick reply. I bought it from Costco (online delivery), instead of TurboTax. The Costco download link is not valid anymore. Was wondering if there's anyway to download it and install it with my key.
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Thanks for your response. My subject line may have been misleading but question I asked was that how to correct the owner of 1099-B as Turbo Tax is not asking who's 1099-B it is when it importing 10...
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Thanks for your response. My subject line may have been misleading but question I asked was that how to correct the owner of 1099-B as Turbo Tax is not asking who's 1099-B it is when it importing 1099-B, not necessarily how to import. Turbo Tax does not provide option to correct the owner of 1099-B or instructions how to correct it after it was imported. Anyway, I found the answer to my question at How do I change the ownership.
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I am using Turbo Tax Desktop. and have used it for the past 15 years. I have W-2 income and had California tax withheld. I input the information from Form W-2 into Turbo Tax, including boxes 15-17 ...
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I am using Turbo Tax Desktop. and have used it for the past 15 years. I have W-2 income and had California tax withheld. I input the information from Form W-2 into Turbo Tax, including boxes 15-17 which indicate that the income is from "CA." The withheld tax carries over to Schedule A (Itemized) on the 1040 but is not shown as tax paid on my Form 540 (California return). When I look at the "Tax Worksheet" for California, I see line 9 "State Withholding on Forms W-2" correctly has the amount of tax withheld as shown on Form W-2, but line 13e has "-1,680,493,711"! Line 13e is the sum of lines 13a-d and those are all blank. The number on line 13e bears no resemblance to anything else on my return and looks arbitrary. Because line 13e is added to line 9, the amount shown as having been paid is reduced to 0 so the amount actually withheld is not shown on line 71 of Form 540. How do I fix this?
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Entered the same bank routing number I have for the last 20 years. TurboTax says "Too Many Digits" when running Smart Check. Quit, updated, relaunched TurboTax. Re-entered 9 digit bank routing number...
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Entered the same bank routing number I have for the last 20 years. TurboTax says "Too Many Digits" when running Smart Check. Quit, updated, relaunched TurboTax. Re-entered 9 digit bank routing number, saved, quit, and reloaded. Same message. Taxes are tedious enough without running into this kind of fake error - what is the resolution?