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We sold stock on Sept 14 2024 (and used the proceeds to pay off our mortgage). We didn't know that we had to pay quarterly taxes for the gains. We were charged $410 penalty. Is there any way to get o... See more...
We sold stock on Sept 14 2024 (and used the proceeds to pay off our mortgage). We didn't know that we had to pay quarterly taxes for the gains. We were charged $410 penalty. Is there any way to get out of paying that penalty, especially since we sold so late in the year?
Thank you so much! To confirm: 1) there is no deadline for both federal and state taxes to submit my amendment? 2) the 3 year deadline to receive my refund is also for state taxes? 3) If I filed i... See more...
Thank you so much! To confirm: 1) there is no deadline for both federal and state taxes to submit my amendment? 2) the 3 year deadline to receive my refund is also for state taxes? 3) If I filed in Feb-2025, does that mean that I can submit my amendment by Feb-2028? If so, is there a specific month to submit it for both federal and state purposes? 4) If I decide to wait 3 years to submit my amendment to receive my refund, do I submit my tax return next year the regular way? or does having a pending amendment change anything in the tax filing process?
When a married couple files separate returns, if one person uses itemized deductions then they both must use itemized deductions.     To correct this, one of you will need to amend your return so... See more...
When a married couple files separate returns, if one person uses itemized deductions then they both must use itemized deductions.     To correct this, one of you will need to amend your return so that either both parties are using itemized deductions or the standard deduction.  If you filed your return first, she may be contacted by the IRS regarding using the standard deduction.
Yes.  You will need to Amend Your Return to enter the 1099-SA and the 5498SA.  Prior to clicking the amend button, be sure that your return is original (meaning, if you did not enter any additional i... See more...
Yes.  You will need to Amend Your Return to enter the 1099-SA and the 5498SA.  Prior to clicking the amend button, be sure that your return is original (meaning, if you did not enter any additional information after you filed)  Then you can go through and amend your return once the refund amount or tax due is set back to $0. On the amended return, if you see a tax due, this would include a repayment of a refund (if you received one) that was more than you should have received if your return would have been complete when it was submitted. 
If you don't agree, I would send them a letter then.
It will not change the amounts on your 2024 return but amending the return gets you an additional three grand loss to carry forward and that's not nothing.   Since these are all covered tax lots ... See more...
It will not change the amounts on your 2024 return but amending the return gets you an additional three grand loss to carry forward and that's not nothing.   Since these are all covered tax lots you can amend the return and just enter the sum total for the section into the TurboTax system.  Covered lots means that the IRS already has copies of the transactions.  So this amendment doesn't need all of the individual transactions entered and shouldn't take you very long at all.   @Moonlight 
Yes, as Bsch4477 mentioned, you can deduct the interest as an expense.  For more information on rental property income and expenses, see the TurboTax help article below:   Rental Real Estate and ... See more...
Yes, as Bsch4477 mentioned, you can deduct the interest as an expense.  For more information on rental property income and expenses, see the TurboTax help article below:   Rental Real Estate and Taxes   @Rhkjr 
Thanks @Vanessa A.   For previous years when I did not file when I only had losses, can I just file a return now for those previous years? That way, I can carryforward all the losses? 
You will make your payment with the amendment. The IRS will add interest back to the due date of the original return. You will likely get a bill in the future for the interest.
I have the same if not similar problem, I was told to mail in my return, I am told by TurboTax that it is an issue with my T4, after lots of searching I see there is an issue out there. Is there any ... See more...
I have the same if not similar problem, I was told to mail in my return, I am told by TurboTax that it is an issue with my T4, after lots of searching I see there is an issue out there. Is there any fix coming? 
@Houbento We understand that this is not ideal, but this is not an information included in the Auto-File option from CRA. You can also combine them and keep track of your T5008 on a spreadsheet for y... See more...
@Houbento We understand that this is not ideal, but this is not an information included in the Auto-File option from CRA. You can also combine them and keep track of your T5008 on a spreadsheet for your records.   As per CRA - February 14, 2025 - Auto-fill my return:   While the proposed effective date for the increase to the capital gains inclusion rate has been deferred to January 1, 2026, the CRA is maintaining capital disposition reporting for period 1 (dispositions that occurred before June 25, 2024) and period 2 (dispositions that occurred on or after June 25, 2024). This applies to both the T1 and T3 income tax returns. Period 1 and period 2 reporting is being maintained to ensure continued alignment with the tax slips that have already been published and are currently being issued to Canadians and filed with the CRA. As well, the proposed increase to the lifetime capital gains exemption applies starting with the capital dispositions in period 2 of qualified farm or fishing property and qualified small business corporation shares.   Note: Auto-fill my return service will not deliver box 14 of the T5008, Statement of Securities Transactions, which is relevant for period 1 and period 2 reporting of capital dispositions, and boxes 270 to 273 on the T5013, Statement of Partnership Income. Please ensure that all proper fields on the return are filled in correctly, including information not delivered by the Auto-fill my return service, and that the information provided is true, accurate, and complete.   Thank you for choosing TurboTax.
Thanks CatinaT1. I check the notice and there is no indication file an amendment. But to review my transcript and/or make payment arrangements.
how did you enter the tranactions? short-term needs either type a  - sales section proceeds and basis reported to IRS (covered) or type b sales section proceeds but not basis reported to IRS (noncove... See more...
how did you enter the tranactions? short-term needs either type a  - sales section proceeds and basis reported to IRS (covered) or type b sales section proceeds but not basis reported to IRS (noncovered).  This is similar to entries for long-term type d or e if entered as summary totals  summary totals need to be code with an M and details need to be sent to the irs. you can use Form 8453  (soukd be prepared automatically if you use code M) to submit the 1099-B reporting the details,      
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No, don't amend again unless the IRS asks you to, which is highly unlikely.   You already added the crypto transactions and there is not a digital asset box on the 1040-X.   Your capital loss carryov... See more...
No, don't amend again unless the IRS asks you to, which is highly unlikely.   You already added the crypto transactions and there is not a digital asset box on the 1040-X.   Your capital loss carryovers amounts are correct now as well.  
You don't need to wait for the 2024 filing to be completed before filing the offshore procedures.     I would just efile NC if you can.   @Kat409 
No, that is not a one-to-one change.     Contributing to the 403B at work will reduce your taxable income, but it will not reduce your taxes by the amount that is contributed.   For example, ... See more...
No, that is not a one-to-one change.     Contributing to the 403B at work will reduce your taxable income, but it will not reduce your taxes by the amount that is contributed.   For example, suppose your income tax rate is 10%.  Then reducing your taxable income by $100 would reduce your taxes by $10 (10% of the $100).  This means that if you wanted to make a one-to-one change in your W4, then you could only reduce it by $10, not the $100 that was contributed to the retirement plan.
Hello - My wife and I file separately.  I filed itemized and then found out that she filed standard.  Is this an issue?  If so, suggestions on how to correct this?
TurboTax makes it easy to prepare your taxes.  You have the option of doing them yourself, having an expert help you in process, or having someone else prepare your return by using TurboTax Live.  Se... See more...
TurboTax makes it easy to prepare your taxes.  You have the option of doing them yourself, having an expert help you in process, or having someone else prepare your return by using TurboTax Live.  See the links below for more information:   TurboTax   How do I get TurboTax Live? What is TurboTax Live Full Service?   You can also reach out to us again here in community and we can help you with any questions.    
Based on the amended tax return for 2022, I should've received less federal refund for 2022. How should I pay the difference back to IRS? Is it in the next year (2025) filing or as part of this amend... See more...
Based on the amended tax return for 2022, I should've received less federal refund for 2022. How should I pay the difference back to IRS? Is it in the next year (2025) filing or as part of this amendment filing? Will IRS apply any penalty or interest for all 3 years for this additional tax?