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If you have an employer, they should have issued to you a W-2. Are you self-employed? 
Oh, I have also clicked the review button on the left side when the federal and all three states were finished.  The review comes us with no errors, but the Illinois nonresident status still says "st... See more...
Oh, I have also clicked the review button on the left side when the federal and all three states were finished.  The review comes us with no errors, but the Illinois nonresident status still says "started"
Yeah, I ran into the same bug myself, and I agree—it definitely seems to be a bug. I was able to resolve it by removing my 1099-G then readding it by manually typing it (rather than uploading a photo... See more...
Yeah, I ran into the same bug myself, and I agree—it definitely seems to be a bug. I was able to resolve it by removing my 1099-G then readding it by manually typing it (rather than uploading a photo). I think the bug might've been caused by the photo-scanning because my California 1099-G had a table A (for unemployment compensation, which was $0.00 for me) and a table B (for unemployment compensation and paid family leave, which was the expected amount). Only one had an amount, but I think the OCR misinterpreted the two "box 1" values as the latter value, leading it to effectively double the paid family leave compensation. This is a pretty dangerous bug, since it could easily cost a ton of new parents thousands of dollars if they're not paying super keen attention to the last page of the federal returns summary, since it doesn't show as doubled in the "Here's your 1099-G info" section.
To find your previous years' returns, in TurboTax Online:   When you first open your return and see "let's keep working on your taxes", scroll down to the section "Your tax returns and documents"... See more...
To find your previous years' returns, in TurboTax Online:   When you first open your return and see "let's keep working on your taxes", scroll down to the section "Your tax returns and documents". If you prepared your 2023 tax return in TurboTax, in the same account, you should see "2023" listed among the documents you can select to view. If you used a different TurboTax account for 2023, you would need to log in to that account to view your return. See this help article for more information.   If you want to open up the prior year return to amend it or access the input screens, follow the directions in this help article.   If you didn't use TurboTax for 2023 or are looking for what the IRS has in its records, you can request a Tax Return Transcript from the IRS. See here for more information and instructions. You can sign up for an online account, or request a transcript to be received by mail.   There are several different types of transcripts. For detailed information including most line items from your original Form 1040-series tax return as filed, along with any forms and schedules, request a Tax Return Transcript.   @klgarita 
and how would u know that😂
My daughter received a scholarship that was not reported on the 1098-T that the university mailed to us.  The scholarship check was mailed directly to us and had no limitations on what it could be us... See more...
My daughter received a scholarship that was not reported on the 1098-T that the university mailed to us.  The scholarship check was mailed directly to us and had no limitations on what it could be used for.   We received a 1098-MISC for this scholarship.    My daughter has additional scholarships that were reported on the 1098-T form.  These scholarships exceeded the tuition expenses.  My understanding is that the overage is considered earned income until the standard deduction is met,   The difference between tuition expenses and the total amount of scholarships is well below the standard deduction.  ...but after reviewing the printed forms Turbo tax is treating the 1098-MISC reported scholarship as unearned income when determining the standard deduction.  (Standard Deduction Worksheet for Deductions, Line 1)   Should the scholarship reported on the 1098-MISC be treated as earned-income or unearned income with respect to the standard deduction calculation?
My pay has no taxes withheld by my employer, but I should still be eligible to deduct qualified transportation expenses while filing my taxes, to reduce my taxable income. Where can I do that on Turbo... See more...
My pay has no taxes withheld by my employer, but I should still be eligible to deduct qualified transportation expenses while filing my taxes, to reduce my taxable income. Where can I do that on TurboTax?
While doing my taxes at TurboTax online, I have to file 3 state taxes. New York (Nonresident), Illinois (Nonresident), and Kentucky (Resident). I filled out my federal first. Then I filled out NY sta... See more...
While doing my taxes at TurboTax online, I have to file 3 state taxes. New York (Nonresident), Illinois (Nonresident), and Kentucky (Resident). I filled out my federal first. Then I filled out NY state, then IL state.  NY (Nonresident) status is now "reviewed", but IL (Nonresident) status still remains "started". I have deleted and restarted IL (Nonresident) 3 times, and have "checked it over" 10 times and received "Nice! Your Illinois return is in great shape" each time but the status is still "started".     I continued with the KY (Resident) state to see if perhaps TurboTax online was waiting for that to finish since they are reciprocal states. But when KY was finished it's status was "reviewed" but IL status was still "started".  I have even gone back to IL to "check it over" and no errors are found.  I have deleted IL and filled it out again and the status is still "Started".  I have deleted KY and IL and filled IL out then KY out and still IL is "Started" even though KY is complete.   Yes, I have deleted my cache and my cookies.  And yes I have a W2 with wages withheld in IL, and a W2 with wages withheld in NY, but live in KY. So I have to fill out all of them.    Should I just finish the states and submit them all even though IL still says "started" instead of "reviewed"?   (I am using the free edition but the "Price Preview" button still shows $0 so it shouldn't be a having to pay issue)   What do y'all think?
I have the same issue.  The response from the Intuit employee is insufficient.  I created an account, and I don't see an option for Licenses and Downloads.  My options are: Overview, Sign in & Securi... See more...
I have the same issue.  The response from the Intuit employee is insufficient.  I created an account, and I don't see an option for Licenses and Downloads.  My options are: Overview, Sign in & Security, Profile, Data & Privacy, Preferences, Products & Billing, Payment Methods, Documents.  The original question is from February.  It is now April.  Why am I getting the same error?
We sold our place in CA in 2024 and did receive the 1099-s and received the sellers final closing statement and did Move to Oregon Nov 19 2024 as residents and am wondering on the buyers side we did ... See more...
We sold our place in CA in 2024 and did receive the 1099-s and received the sellers final closing statement and did Move to Oregon Nov 19 2024 as residents and am wondering on the buyers side we did receive a buyer settlement statement and am wondering on that can we deduct taxes on the final buyer settlement statment such as title-escrow charges, title charges, loan charges if so where would it go  what or do we just do the 1098 Mortgage interest forms we did receive from the selling and buying of both properties. So the main question is can I deduct anything on the buyer settlement statement for us buying the home in Oregon. Thanks and am waiting for your response.
To complete California estimated tax payments and forms, revisit the California interview. You may need to revisit the Federal return if you will need to edit payments you already entered there for C... See more...
To complete California estimated tax payments and forms, revisit the California interview. You may need to revisit the Federal return if you will need to edit payments you already entered there for California. If you completed this section, your forms should include the estimated tax worksheet for California.   The FTB's instructions for estimated tax payments states:   Generally, you must make estimated tax payments if in 2024 you expect to owe at least: $500 $250 if married/RDP filing separately And, you expect your withholding and credits to be less than the smaller of one of the following: 90% of the current year’s tax 100% of the prior year’s tax (including alternative minimum tax) If you’re required to make estimated tax payments and your prior year California adjusted gross income is more than: $150,000 $75,000 if married/RDP filing separately Then you must base your estimated tax based on the lesser of: 90% of your tax for the current tax year 110% of your tax for the prior tax year (including alternative minimum tax) This rule does not apply to farmers or fishermen.   To avoid a penalty, you must pay on or before the below dates.   The state requirements haven't changed.   @Smith16   
I have read many entries on how to figure the gross income sourced at the Beneficiary level on a K-1 from a trust.  I am reading conflicting information.  I read to add boxes 1-8 excluding 2b to get ... See more...
I have read many entries on how to figure the gross income sourced at the Beneficiary level on a K-1 from a trust.  I am reading conflicting information.  I read to add boxes 1-8 excluding 2b to get the gross income but then I also read use box 14E amount and also read to use line 3e from Form 1116.  These 3 different ways give me 3 different totals for gross income sourced at the beneficiary level.  If I add boxes 1-8, it includes ordinary dividends, and capital gains for a total of $4003.  If I use box 14E, it is $761 which is only the ordinary dividends listed in box 2a (it does not include the capital gains in box 4a).  If I use line 3e on Form 1116, it is $7318 (same amount listed for both beneficiaries) which is the total income before deductions on line 9 of Form1041.  The beneficiaries receive net income after deductions.  So which is the correct way?
My only income is SS and Roth conversions which I aim to keep below the threshold of needing to pay taxes. If I don't file taxes for the next several years or more (RMDs might eventually require tax ... See more...
My only income is SS and Roth conversions which I aim to keep below the threshold of needing to pay taxes. If I don't file taxes for the next several years or more (RMDs might eventually require tax payment) is this likely to trigger an audit?    I know the chance of audits are small across the board, but would year after of no filing be more likely to trigger one.   I am debating whether or not to increase roth conversions a little so that I keep an active return record with the IRS, but don't want to if it is a non issue.
What did you change to fix it?
Use the name that is associated with your Social Security number.  If you have not yet updated your social security account, use your former name.  
The "Snag" message has disappeared with one of the updates on the Mac.
If you have two different accounts, then you can delete the one you only use for community following directions above.  But do not delete an account that has your income tax information because there... See more...
If you have two different accounts, then you can delete the one you only use for community following directions above.  But do not delete an account that has your income tax information because there will be no way to restore the tax returns and other information after it is deleted.
Hi, can anyone help me with my situation? I have the code error 15, although I don’t even have my cra account yet, since it’s my first time filling, I’ve called them yesterday and they said that sinc... See more...
Hi, can anyone help me with my situation? I have the code error 15, although I don’t even have my cra account yet, since it’s my first time filling, I’ve called them yesterday and they said that since I dont have an account, they cannot unlock it since I don’t possess one, why am I still getting this error 15??
Sounds like California is your state of residence.  It is the state that you will return to when you return to the U.S.