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a month ago
I am filing online. Until I complete the filing, I dont know how to see all different forms like 8959 and lines etc. I observed the calculation problem, when I started reviewing the tax that I owe. T...
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I am filing online. Until I complete the filing, I dont know how to see all different forms like 8959 and lines etc. I observed the calculation problem, when I started reviewing the tax that I owe. Then with my reading at Topic no. 751, Social Security and Medicare withholding rates | Internal Revenue Service, it gave me input on how employer is calculating. My employer is following what IRS mandated and reported in W2, as it was expected to calculate without considering filing status (in my case, Married filing jointly). This is where I am expecting TurboTax to handle the filing calculations by considering the threshold mentioned here, Questions and answers for the Additional Medicare Tax | Internal Revenue Service. I see that TurboTax premier online version is increasing my Medicare tax by whooping 18%. This is wrong. So, I want to know how to get this corrected in online version.
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a month ago
According to the SS Office last Fri, his SSBs are reduced $1 for every $3 he makes - and according to the SSN office a withdrawal from his IRA = income. Again, according to the SS Office, his benef...
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According to the SS Office last Fri, his SSBs are reduced $1 for every $3 he makes - and according to the SSN office a withdrawal from his IRA = income. Again, according to the SS Office, his benefits are reduced as soon as he makes over $23,400. He withdrew way more than that to the point, he was told he has to pay back all the SSBs he received in 2025. Is that wrong information we were provided? 😮
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My returns were rejected for missing 1095-A info. I do not have a 1095-A but I do have a 1095-B. How do I remove the requirement for the 1095-A?
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a month ago
Your original return showed that your refund was $2,346. Once you amended the return, your actual refund was determined to be $607 and not $2,346. Because you received more refund than you should h...
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Your original return showed that your refund was $2,346. Once you amended the return, your actual refund was determined to be $607 and not $2,346. Because you received more refund than you should have, you will need to pay back the difference between these two amounts which is $1,739 ($2,346-$607), which is the amount that is shown on line 20 of the amended return. From what I can see of the amended return, it appears to be correct as is and you will need to pay the IRS back the $1,739 of excess refund that you already received.
a month ago
I am an 20+ year subscriber and I buy the desktop Pro edition. Recently (last month) we bought 2 computers to replace our old computers. But when I transferred the programs to the new computers we ge...
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I am an 20+ year subscriber and I buy the desktop Pro edition. Recently (last month) we bought 2 computers to replace our old computers. But when I transferred the programs to the new computers we get the message that 3/3 activations exist. The first time I got advice that said that when I uninstall the programs that deals with the activation issue (it doesn't) I've called twice -- once for the 2025 Turbo Tax program that I bought in December -- the solution was for me to buy another program and Intuit would credit me (which they have). I got frustrated and purchased $100 for the 2024 program -- However, I am really upset over this as I have programs that go back years and years. I called in again, I was asked if I had the program codes for the various years -- which I do. I was sent a link to download previous year's programs. Which I did, but when I typed in the activation code I was given the message that 3/3 activations exist. This situation is simply nuts. I want to be able to use 2023, 2022, 2021, 2019, 2018, and 2017 programs AND I believe that I shouldn't have to buy the programs again. How do we fix this?
a month ago
This is a known issue.
It's planned to be resolved in early March 2026.
If in the Desktop version of TurboTax, be sure to install all updates.
a month ago
The Saskatchewan Graduate Retention Program (GRP) is one of the most important credits for Saskatchewan residents, and a $2,000 increase in your refund typically corresponds to the maximum annual cla...
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The Saskatchewan Graduate Retention Program (GRP) is one of the most important credits for Saskatchewan residents, and a $2,000 increase in your refund typically corresponds to the maximum annual claim for a four-year degree (10% of $20,000).
If you don't see the increase, it's usually due to a missing Eligibility Certificate or a specific "trigger" in TurboTax.
1. The Missing Document: Your GRP Certificate
You cannot claim this credit using only your T2202 tuition slip. You must have an official Graduate Retention Program Eligibility Certificate issued by the Saskatchewan Ministry of Advanced Education.
Most SK schools apply for you, but you must download the certificate from the Saskatchewan Advanced Education Student Portal.
Even with the certificate, the software frequently "hides" the credit if not completed correctly.
If this is your first time claiming it, please enter the information from your certificate (graduation year and degree type).
Thank you for choosing TurboTax.
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You may have checked the box that says Property Owned by an Individual Tax Credit (PTC) on the screen that says Property Tax or Nebraska Credits?, in the Nebraska state section of TurboTax. If so, yo...
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You may have checked the box that says Property Owned by an Individual Tax Credit (PTC) on the screen that says Property Tax or Nebraska Credits?, in the Nebraska state section of TurboTax. If so, you can edit your Nebraska state entries and look for a screen that says Property Tax Credits - Individuals Summary. On that screen you will see the PTC entry you made and there will be an option to delete it.
Also, you can try this procedure to delete the Form:
1. Choose the Tax Tools option on your left menu bar while working on your return
2. Choose Tools
3. Choose the Delete a form option under Other Helpful links
4. Find the Form PTC in the list and delete it
a month ago
No, only enter your 1099-K as a Sale of a Collectible as directed. You can enter a total amount; you don't have to enter each transaction individually, since they are all the same type of item. Sin...
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No, only enter your 1099-K as a Sale of a Collectible as directed. You can enter a total amount; you don't have to enter each transaction individually, since they are all the same type of item. Since collectibles are considered 'investments', they are entered in the Sale of Investments section. A 1099-S can be entered here too, but is not required for reporting different types of investment sales, such as yours. Be sure to choose 'Collectible' from the dropdown list for 'type of investment.'
A 1099-K can be issued for a variety of reasons, so they may be reported in different areas of a tax return, depending on the type of income. Here's more info on Capital Gains.
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a month ago
Turbo Tax keeps saying that "I indicated earlier that I have farming income activity" for a partnership and it is looking for me to enter farming income in the farming section. I never input or indi...
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Turbo Tax keeps saying that "I indicated earlier that I have farming income activity" for a partnership and it is looking for me to enter farming income in the farming section. I never input or indicated that I have farming income for this company. How do I remove this glitch from the program?
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Can I upload my CSV files into the online version of Turbotax? If yes, can I do it from my hard drive or does it have to be from the bank portals?
a month ago
were do I enter interest made from my cd's
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a month ago
Yes it did fix the problem. Thank you so much. Please advise what I need to do once preparing 2026 tax when I will receive the 1099 R for the total of 2 RMDs: one for 2025 and another for 2026. Ap...
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Yes it did fix the problem. Thank you so much. Please advise what I need to do once preparing 2026 tax when I will receive the 1099 R for the total of 2 RMDs: one for 2025 and another for 2026. Appreciate so much.
a month ago
Let's double check what you entered where:
When you enter the form in federal, you enter the state and exempt amounts. This does carry to your CO return.
On the CO return, it asks:
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Let's double check what you entered where:
When you enter the form in federal, you enter the state and exempt amounts. This does carry to your CO return.
On the CO return, it asks:
how much of the government interest is not subject to CO tax and indicates the portion already marked in federal.
Do not enter the federal portion again.
Enter anything else that qualifies.
The next screen asks about taxable to CO but not federal. Add back GNMA, agency bonds, etc.
The program then creates the interest worksheet for CO.
Line 1 takes the federal amount that carried over
Line 2 subtracts out the GNMA, agency bonds etc
Line 3 adds any other exempt interest
The result could be zero or a deduction and is carried to 1040AD line 2.
Please take a look at your Interest Wks and double check your answers and numbers.
To print or view your forms, including all worksheets:
In desktop, switch to Forms Mode.
For online:
On the left side, select Tax Tools
Select Print center
Select Print, save or preview this year's return
If you have not paid, select pay now.
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