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TurboTaxSusan · ‎April 22, 2025

Yes, but you can only claim the amount that you pay for your share of the rent.

taxpayer2301 · ‎April 22, 2025

No change whether I use drop-down File, etc. or use oblong box. Same result: Ttax says return was successfully filed, yet won't let me file amended one with "It looks like you haven't e-filed 1040 ...

No change whether I use drop-down File, etc. or use oblong box. Same result: Ttax says return was successfully filed, yet won't let me file amended one with "It looks like you haven't e-filed 1040 through turbotax."

Vanessa A · ‎April 22, 2025

Correct. You will have to pay income tax on any interest regardless of a gain, loss or no profit or loss on the sale. The interest is treated separately. You can choose to opt out of the install...

Correct. You will have to pay income tax on any interest regardless of a gain, loss or no profit or loss on the sale. The interest is treated separately. You can choose to opt out of the installment method which would make it easier if you have no gain to report the sale in the year it is sold.

TurboTaxSusan · ‎April 22, 2025

If you transferred your 2023 information into TurboTax Online 2024, then you'll see a year over year comparison during the Review.

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Anonymous · ‎April 22, 2025

In order to assist you properly, we will need you to clarify. Which TurboTax software are you using, Online or Desktop? Is it for a NETFILE return (for an adjustment)? Thank you f...

In order to assist you properly, we will need you to clarify. Which TurboTax software are you using, Online or Desktop? Is it for a NETFILE return (for an adjustment)? Thank you for choosing TurboTax.

DawnC · ‎April 22, 2025

Were you signed in when you filed the original return? You may need to be signed into the same account. How many TurboTax Accounts do I have? And where did you check the e-file status? ...

Were you signed in when you filed the original return? You may need to be signed into the same account. How many TurboTax Accounts do I have? And where did you check the e-file status?

PatrickB1 · ‎April 22, 2025

Bonjour @impotGEEK1 J'ai réussi à recréer le cas et je suis en train d'investiguer. Je vous réécris sous peu.

jonphealy · ‎April 22, 2025

The amount I set aside for my $63,626.12 income was $12,718.55

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VolvoGirl · ‎April 22, 2025

Did you check the status here? You first need to check the filing status inside the program so it knows it was filed and accepted. Open your return and go up to the top black menu bar first item ...

Did you check the status here? You first need to check the filing status inside the program so it knows it was filed and accepted. Open your return and go up to the top black menu bar first item File > Electronic Filing > Check Electronic Filing Status Then save your return and close it. Close the program and reopen it.

taxpayer2301 · ‎April 22, 2025

On a PC, not Mac. Software has been updated. Tried the solution as shown, all 5 steps, but end result was exactly the same: Ttax still claims I hadn't e-filed 1040 thru Ttax, yet checking status s...

On a PC, not Mac. Software has been updated. Tried the solution as shown, all 5 steps, but end result was exactly the same: Ttax still claims I hadn't e-filed 1040 thru Ttax, yet checking status shows that I had. Still stumped.

kritter-k · ‎April 22, 2025

So I think you're saying I'd still pay income tax on any interest I receive each year, which makes sense. But how would I claim the step-up in basis and show that I had no gain if I received the down...

So I think you're saying I'd still pay income tax on any interest I receive each year, which makes sense. But how would I claim the step-up in basis and show that I had no gain if I received the down payment in one year and the balance up to 5 years later? Would I have to opt out of the installment sales method so that I could report the entire sale all at once in the first year to show I have no gain?

a-rouillier · ‎April 22, 2025

Dans le résumé tous les montants de ma femme sont à 0$

CatinaT1 · ‎April 22, 2025

You can try these steps to resolve if you are using the online version: Clearing your Cache and Cookies Using a different browser Opening an Incognito Window

CatinaT1 · ‎April 22, 2025

Okay, you want to enter for this way: box 18 12864 box 19 144 Box 20 NY CIT That's it, no other lines. Also make sure if there are any spaces in the other boxes they are deleted. TurboTax sees...

Okay, you want to enter for this way: box 18 12864 box 19 144 Box 20 NY CIT That's it, no other lines. Also make sure if there are any spaces in the other boxes they are deleted. TurboTax sees a space as an entry. I would also very your other W2's if they have Box 18, 19, and 20 filled in. Let me know how it works out.

MCS-57 · ‎April 22, 2025

I live in one state, but have non-resident income in a second. I entered all information, completed the non-resident state return, and tried to buy my home state return. Prompted to enter address f...

I live in one state, but have non-resident income in a second. I entered all information, completed the non-resident state return, and tried to buy my home state return. Prompted to enter address for payment, but never permitted to move from that screen to actual payment screen. Tried to back up and file Federal and non-resident returns (e-file), but software said I could not do that until I purchased the home state service. This is ridiculous! I wanted to purchase this service, but the software would not permit this. What is the trick?

SaulK · ‎April 22, 2025

Yes, been carrying forward since before 2010. No, only 8582-CR which lacks the information needed for form 3800 this year. So, I just put it in on Part IV as zz (Other) from 2009.

VolvoGirl · ‎April 22, 2025

Normally you just file and wait. If the IRS wants to know more they will mail you a letter.

DawnC · ‎April 22, 2025

You don't need to do anything. The IRS will automatically mail you a check to the address on your tax return once the bank notifies them the bank account is inactive/closed. See IRS Refund Inquir...

You don't need to do anything. The IRS will automatically mail you a check to the address on your tax return once the bank notifies them the bank account is inactive/closed. See IRS Refund Inquiries

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J'arrive a la section révision sans avoir pu remplir les montants pour mon épouse. Impossible de revenir en arrière. Dois-je tout recommencer à nouveau?

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