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You can go back to the 1099-R and review to see if everything is entered correctly.   See the link below for steps on how to get back to your form.     Where do I enter my 1099-R? If you still ... See more...
You can go back to the 1099-R and review to see if everything is entered correctly.   See the link below for steps on how to get back to your form.     Where do I enter my 1099-R? If you still have problems after looking at the form, you need to clear your cache. This is to remove these temporary files. A full or corrupted cache can cause problems in TurboTax.  You can try these steps if you are using the online version:   Clearing your Cache and Cookies Using a different browser Opening an Incognito Window Please reach out again if your problem persists.      
If you are depreciating it and you acquired it before 2018, it may affect how much of the Special Depreciation Allowance that you qualify for.
Then, what amount should be used since the ordinary dividend amounts are different than the qualified dividend amounts.
Hello: Does form 8949 carry over and fill out schedule d for me or what happens exactly as this is for a sale of a home and the sale expenses. I did receive a 1099-s-also how will I pull up form 894... See more...
Hello: Does form 8949 carry over and fill out schedule d for me or what happens exactly as this is for a sale of a home and the sale expenses. I did receive a 1099-s-also how will I pull up form 8949 or will it happen. Do I do title, escrow, commissions on form 8949 and where do I list them. Thanks
After I follow those steps, I get a note that says since it is below market value it is not-for-profit and doesn't belong here.  It says it should be in Other Reportable Income under Misc Income.  Bu... See more...
After I follow those steps, I get a note that says since it is below market value it is not-for-profit and doesn't belong here.  It says it should be in Other Reportable Income under Misc Income.  But when you read the definition there it is SO unclear if this goes there.          
The maximum allowable HSA contribution depends on a few things- whether you had an individual or family plan ($4,150 and $8,300, respectively), your age (and additional $1,000 is allowed if you're 55... See more...
The maximum allowable HSA contribution depends on a few things- whether you had an individual or family plan ($4,150 and $8,300, respectively), your age (and additional $1,000 is allowed if you're 55 or older), and whether you had a high deductible plan the whole year or for only some months in the year.  When you and your employer's contributions exceed the maximum, you have overfunded your HSA.   Here's an article you may find helpful: Why am I showing an excess HSA contribution?
For the online version you need to set up a new account for your son and enter data in his name.
I am permanent resident in HI, and rented OR property 365 days a year. This is the first time I've had this issue with TurboTax.
I live in Ky and work in Ohio.  I had no local taxes taken out for Ohio, therefore boxes 18-20 are blank.  TT keeps rejecting my Ohio return.  Cannot enter 0 on box 20.  
TurboTax calculates gain from proceeds minus cost.  your 1099 does not show a gain other than allowing you to do this arithmetic what do you think the gain should be other than proceeds minus gain?
Do you have W-2s with income from different states? If so, are those wages included in Form 540, Line 12?
Enter only your share of both the sales and purchase info instead of the entire amount.   If the split is 50/50 divide all of the cost, proceeds, and expenses in half and report only those amounts.  ... See more...
Enter only your share of both the sales and purchase info instead of the entire amount.   If the split is 50/50 divide all of the cost, proceeds, and expenses in half and report only those amounts.   Keep documents showing full prices in your records as well as the agreement that assigned half of the asset to you with your important documents for at least 3 years in case you are asked to show support for your numbers. 
Helping my retired parents with their taxes. In 2022 and 2023 they made contributions to an HSA even though they were not eligible since they were enrolled in Medicare part A. These excess contributi... See more...
Helping my retired parents with their taxes. In 2022 and 2023 they made contributions to an HSA even though they were not eligible since they were enrolled in Medicare part A. These excess contributions were corrected on their 2023 return.    Now I reported they have no health related accounts and no High deductible health plan on Dec 1, 2023 since there are not eligible but TurboTax is showing they contributed $9300.    Does anyone understand this and how to fix it? 
According to this California Franchise Tax Board webpage, it could take a month to process a refund for an e-filed personal tax return.    You can check the status of your California refund using... See more...
According to this California Franchise Tax Board webpage, it could take a month to process a refund for an e-filed personal tax return.    You can check the status of your California refund using this tool.   See this California webpage if you need to contact the Franchise Tax Board about your refund.   @Taytay48   
Thank you. Last year I elected to fund a SEP IRA against earnings from my LLC. Can I elect not to contribute to the SEP IRA this year and take the larger deduction for me and my spouse via the tradit... See more...
Thank you. Last year I elected to fund a SEP IRA against earnings from my LLC. Can I elect not to contribute to the SEP IRA this year and take the larger deduction for me and my spouse via the traditional IRA? My W2 earnings company does not offer me a plan and the W2 box is not checked.    
On your tax return or on an IRS transcript it says Adjusted Gross Income. That's your AGI. If you are looking at Form 1040 or 1040-SR it's line 11.  
I followed your instructions, but never get to the page Tell us if you moved the money through a rollover or conversion. After entering my 1099-R, the next page asks if this 1099-R is for a contribut... See more...
I followed your instructions, but never get to the page Tell us if you moved the money through a rollover or conversion. After entering my 1099-R, the next page asks if this 1099-R is for a contribution that my employer made to a Roth SIMPLE or a Roth SEP account. I enter NO.  The next page asks about RMDs.  I enter my RMDs.  The next page asks how much of this distribution applied to my Dec 31st 2024 RMD.  I check the button for The Entire distribution applies.  The next screen asks if I transferred to charity, I said NONE.  Then it takes me to the summary page for 1099-Rs.  I click Continue.  Next screen asks if I took disaster distributions. I select NO.  The next screen asks about nondeductible contributions.  I say NO I did not make and track nondeductible contributions to my IRA.  The next screen asks if I missed a Required Distribution from any Retirement Accounts.  I select None of these plans failed to withdraw the RMD.  Then it goes into the questions about Social Security.  There is no place to enter my IRA rollover contributions.