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@Guevlu Avez-vous ouvert le formulaire T777 qui est le formulaire fédéral de pair avec le TP-64.3 ? Si vous faites une demande conjointe, ouvrez ces deux formulaires dasn les deux déclarations pour les effacer et les fermer.    Je présume que vous avez aussi vérifié que la réponse à la question Dépenses d'emploi est NON (aussi sur les deux déclarations si applicable)    Avisez-moi s'il vous plait, si cela ne fonctionne pas 

"I took distributions from a 401(k) and a 403(b) in order to satisfy RMD. These distributions were reported on the same 1099-R. "   It's improper for the payer to report on a single Form 1099-R distributions from different accounts.  Perhaps what you received is a single sheet on which is printed two separate Forms 1099-R, each of which must be entered into TurboTax separately.  If the sheet separately lists the gross amount distributed from each account, this suggests that you have received two Forms 1099-R printed on a single sheet.

@riadassi    Having a Schedule C does not prevent you from claiming the Foreign Earned Income Exclusion. The net self-employment income on Schedule C can be foreign earned income that is eligible for the exclusion. Did you go through the "Foreign Earned Income and Exclusion" topic in TurboTax after you completed the Schedule C? You have to go through that topic in order to exclude the foreign earned income. The exclusion will appear on Schedule 1 line 8d. Did you look at Schedule 1 to see if the exclusion is there? Are you using TurboTax Online or the desktop TurboTax software? Which edition are you using (Basic, Deluxe, etc.)?  

@lewisronell    If you want to clear what might already be in your "online" 2024 tax file: 1)  Log into your tax file. 2) Continue it such that you are inside the tax interview somewhere. 3)  Use the left side Tools/Tax Tools menu to bring up a pop-up box that allows you to: 4)  select...."Clear and start over"    (you just won't start over) 5)  Exit the program.

I entered the Payer's TIN number into TurboTax when it asked for the Payer's EIN number. When I electronically submitted my Federal tax return for 2024, it was rejected. The return was rejected because it states that the EIN number that I entered doesn't match the IRS records. I checked the 1099-R and the number I entered, and they match. What should I do now?

Are the medical expenses 3% of your net income (line 23600) or $2,759 (for tax year 2024)?   For more information refer to the TurboTax article "How to Deduct Your Medical Expenses - TurboTax Canada  

The IRS automatically identifies taxpayers located in the covered disaster area and applies filing and payment relief. But affected taxpayers who reside or have a business located outside the covered disaster area should call the IRS Special Services toll-free number at 866-562-5227 to request this tax relief. Tax practitioners in the covered disaster area, who maintain records necessary to meet a filing or payment deadline for taxpayers located outside the disaster area, may contact the IRS Special Services; if the practitioner maintains the necessary records of ten or more clients, please refer to Bulk requests from practitioners for disaster relief for additional guidance.

@PatriciaV  Thanks, Patricia.  I'll have to digest what you said in detail, but it makes sense and explains it.   I am still a bit confused as to why just the Code A in Box 14 triggers that addition back, though, regardless of the amount (negative or positive) in box 14.   Thanks, bohicaIL