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There is no exemption from filing a 2024 return in Flint just because you filed a 2023 return that I can find.   Where are you seeing this message and what does it say exactly?   @lorethamoore12 

" I have been making traditional IRA contributions and recharacterizing (in the same year) to Roth the last few years. "   This is exactly as I surmised in my original reply above. Recharacterization  is not a backdoor Roth contribution and will generate a penalty for excess contribution when contribution is disallowed.   @manwithnoplan    However , Code 2 is not a recharacterization ; you are not entering correctly into TurboTax.

No calculations are necessary. The supplemental information on Schedule A provided with Schedule K-1 should list the individual Section 199A items using similar descriptions as the page in TurboTax. Enter the amounts from Statement A in the appropriate boxes.   @lailu1983 

If you are using the online version it is auto saved.  If you are using the desktop version you save by selecting File>>Save To delete the capital gain, go to the summary screen and then go back to the capital gains section and delete the entry you did not want to make. 

Are you entering the information from Schedule K-1 under the K-1 topic in TurboTax? This activity should NOT be entered under Self-Employment or Business Income and Expenses (Schedule C). See the article link in my earlier post.

@kg2695 Similar to the previous year, the TurboTax Online code can only be linked to one account and cannot be applied to more than one account. Yes, everyone will have access to each other's return and personal data if you share the login credentials. 

1. You can file the amendment to amend the amendment by putting the previously corrected amounts in the first column and correcting them.   2. If you filed the 941 with TurboTax it's in your account.  If you didn't then you can try and get it from your online business account with the IRS.  You can log in or create that account here.   @user1845401 

My screen doesn't look like the one you posted. The only topic I have is "Less common business expenses", not "Other common business expenses". Looks like I can go directly to Schedule C and enter there. Is that correct?

@MCD24 wrote: two small businesses I was starting, though I didn’t make money off of them.    include classes taken   Were the businesses actually 'open' (ready and trying for business) in 2024?  If not, you wait to claim those expenses until the business opens.   Education that qualifies you for a new line of work is not deductible.

Thank you very much, Patricia! That's good to know. I don't know why TurboTax asks about assets and car expenses when you could just enter the number from Box 1 in its previous question.   I'll also skip the Transportation/Travel/Meals/Entertainment and Gifts/Education/Publication and Miscellaneous sections. I'll honestly just keep putting ALL these type of expenses in my future spreadsheets for our tax guy and then they'll just reflect in the K-1.   Thank you again!