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Ensure that the requested payment date for electronically paying a return liability is within the acceptable date range, which is typically no more than five days prior to the date you e-file the ret... See more...
Ensure that the requested payment date for electronically paying a return liability is within the acceptable date range, which is typically no more than five days prior to the date you e-file the return. If you filed after the original due date, make sure the requested electronic payment date is the same day you e-file the return. If the issue persists, consider contacting TurboTax customer service for assistance
I'm using Turbo Tax premier online and I am unable to pass final review of the federal taxes. I'm using Windows 10.   In final review, an error to be addressed is "Check this entry- Schedule C (xx... See more...
I'm using Turbo Tax premier online and I am unable to pass final review of the federal taxes. I'm using Windows 10.   In final review, an error to be addressed is "Check this entry- Schedule C (xxx) QBI At Risk Op Loss must be entered. QBI at risk Op Loss" and a box for input. No matter what I put in this box (0, 200, "yes" "no"), it is accepted, but then when I re-review for filing, this prompt returns again. I can not get past this step to file.   Where can I find what needs to go here?If it it is already computed on another form, which one? What earlier responses drive the asking of this question? What is the origin of this number and why is it not accepting anything?
if you used desktop though responding in online for Windows 11, go to the c:\Users\User-Name\Documents\turboTax folder. you should find a file starting with a tilde (~) and ending with .tax2025. th... See more...
if you used desktop though responding in online for Windows 11, go to the c:\Users\User-Name\Documents\turboTax folder. you should find a file starting with a tilde (~) and ending with .tax2025. that's a backup of the last saved file. You can open it directly by double clicking on it, but you'll have to make sure it's the same as the return you filed. 
Your best option is to complete the form for the correct year and submit to the IRS with a copy of the letter you received. Request that the penalty be waived due to confusion over the tax year cover... See more...
Your best option is to complete the form for the correct year and submit to the IRS with a copy of the letter you received. Request that the penalty be waived due to confusion over the tax year covered by the forms you did file.
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The income off of northwestern life1099.  Around 9,000….where do I report it at on TurboTax.   I thought my comments were all thogeth3r so I didn’t explain myself;  
doing this cause i sent one earlier and never got the email.
@NCperson Yes.  If you had a gain greater then the exclusion amounts then you would have to report the sale. Also, if you received a Form 1099-S for the sale either with a gain or a loss, the sale ha... See more...
@NCperson Yes.  If you had a gain greater then the exclusion amounts then you would have to report the sale. Also, if you received a Form 1099-S for the sale either with a gain or a loss, the sale has to be reported.
What does the IRS website for the status of the federal tax refund indicate - https://www.irs.gov/refunds   Only the IRS and your State control when and if a Federal or State tax refund is Approv... See more...
What does the IRS website for the status of the federal tax refund indicate - https://www.irs.gov/refunds   Only the IRS and your State control when and if a Federal or State tax refund is Approved and Issued.   Once a tax return has been Accepted by the IRS or a State, TurboTax receives no further information concerning the tax return or the status of any tax refund.    After the tax return has been Accepted by the IRS (meaning only that they received the return) it will be in the Processing mode until the tax refund has been Approved and then an Issue Date will be available on the IRS website.
If it is saying you need Schedule 3 and can't use the Free Edition it might be giving you the Retirement Savings Credit. You can say you are a student to decline the credit. You must answer Yes when ... See more...
If it is saying you need Schedule 3 and can't use the Free Edition it might be giving you the Retirement Savings Credit. You can say you are a student to decline the credit. You must answer Yes when asked in the Retirement Savings Contributions Credit section if your were a full-time student. The answer to this same question asked in the personal-information section is not the answer that is used.
I transmitted it 10pm Eastern time 4/15, transmit date/time was 4/15 at 7pm.  I got a federal acceptance on 4/15, but the NY state one was accepted on 4/16.   I logged into my NY tax account and it... See more...
I transmitted it 10pm Eastern time 4/15, transmit date/time was 4/15 at 7pm.  I got a federal acceptance on 4/15, but the NY state one was accepted on 4/16.   I logged into my NY tax account and it says the filed date is 4/16.  What?   What is the point of submitted it electronically if it's not considered filed when I transmit it?  If I print it and take it to the post office I will get a postmark on 4/15 and that will be considered the filed date.   If the filed date is actually the date we get the 'return accepted' email, you need to make that clear.
Thank you Patricia but nothing happens when I right click the "Description of Property (line 1, column a of form 8949).  Just to be clear, the error is on form 8949, Part I, line 1a.  It appears that... See more...
Thank you Patricia but nothing happens when I right click the "Description of Property (line 1, column a of form 8949).  Just to be clear, the error is on form 8949, Part I, line 1a.  It appears that I sold an interest in this k-1 partnership but that is not the case and I never indicated that a sale was made when entering my k-1 numbers in TurboTax.  What shows up incorrectly on this line (line 1a of form 8959)) is the short term loss I entered in box 8 when entering all the k-1 numbers for this k-1, which I got from box 8 of the k-1.  This loss should only show up on Part I, line 5 of schedule D.  For some reason the loss is showing up as an asset sales (line 3 of schedule D and line 1a of form 8949).  I need to delete the asset sale but I have no idea how to do so.
<<you do not have to report the sale>>   isn't the seller required to report the transaction if the closing agent issued form 1099-S, regardless of the sales price? 
In the Online version the fees are to prepare the returns whether you efile or print and mail it.  Efiling or Mailing are both free and included.   How to review your fees https://ttlc.intuit.com/... See more...
In the Online version the fees are to prepare the returns whether you efile or print and mail it.  Efiling or Mailing are both free and included.   How to review your fees https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/charges-and-fees/help/how-do-i-review-my-fees-in-turbotax-online/00/26353   
That is what I did , hoping it was OK. My whole point here is that TTAX should include a submittal option for this stuation so we dont have to just guess.   Thanks
@bgambrill Just select to pay the taxes owed by mailing a check so you can e-file.  Once e-filed you do not mail a check since you have an IRS payment plan,