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Which form exactly are you looking at?   In general, this would be because the IRS revised the form and this is the latest form that they released. If you filed before the revised date and used an old version, unless the tax law changed, there will be no changes to your return.  If something did change with the tax law due to that form change, then in general, you would be notified by the IRS

I would like to amend my 2023 tax which I e-filed using TurboTax Desktop 2023.    Your financial institution may be making 2024 information available and not 2023 information.   I have also tried to use the file->import feature and I was able to upload the csv file but the federal or state refund amounts were not updated.    We the .CSV also imported from your provider?  You should be able to view these entries to see what dates are recorded on these transactions.   I was able to update the refund amount by manually enter sales entry in any existing institution.   If you are able to obtain an IRS form 1099-B from your financial institution or able to have a third-part generate an IRS form 8949, the summary information may be manually entered into the software using the Sales section totals method.

It's no problem to send in multiple checks up until April 15th properly marked 2025 ESTIMATED TAX It's easier to pay on rhe IRS website make-a-payment page. your payment cant get lost in the mail   @JonAK 

RE: Form 7217 by Mail: I looked at IRS to see if there was a requirement for a cover letter for mailing form 7217, if rest of 2024 return is e-filed. I found an IRS form 8453, which has a checklist of forms to be physically mailed, with this headline: FILE THIS FORM ONLY IF YOU ARE ATTACHING ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING FORMS OR SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS This is followed by a list of forms, but Form 7217 is not listed? Will the IRS accept form 7217 by mail, and should I make my own cover letter to provide essential data, such as my name, address, and tax number, or will this not be accepted by the IRS, and I will have to proceed to paper file the entire return? Philleann

So I would not need you record it as " for personal use" if I just got rid of it one way or another? As stated above just given away or a picture of leaving it in with others when I move out of the state?

I am using the online version which is called Premium.  Is there a way to do it using this version?  I am not able to find any questions related to % used.  Does this mean I have to switch to a Desktop version?  

You would report only the depreciation expense you actually claimed while the property was used as a rental. There is no depreciation for personal use.   If the short-term rentals were 14 days or less, you wouldn't report that income or deduct any expenses.   For more information see: Ten Tax Tips for Short Term Rentals  All About Rental Real Estate & Vacation Rentals (

Nine states — Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington and Wyoming — have no state income taxes.   As your state Texas has no state income tax, it is not in the drop down menu of Box 15 of form W-2. Just leave boxes 15,16 and 17 blank even if TX is listed in box 15 and box 16 is filled with an amount on your form W-2.

You can try leaving the withholding box blank. You can't withhold taxes without having an employer number. So, if the federal ID number is a social security number, you can't have an entry in box 4. If that doesn't work, try deleting the Form 1099-NEC entry and re-entering it, but don't make an entry in box 4. 

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if IRS tells you that, it means you opted for the TurboTax  pay-my-fee-out-of-refund scheme.   Based on forum discussions, that does not always work out well for the customer.   @devin-osborne319