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Try entering boxes 1, 2 and 3 in whole dollars (no cents) and make sure that Box1 = Box 2 + Box 3 (in whole dollars).
@ljs1971    Yep...They seem to be slowly removing it in the interview......at least for a number of entry areas that have been newly rewritten each successive year.   BUT  (Premier Desktop, W11) ... See more...
@ljs1971    Yep...They seem to be slowly removing it in the interview......at least for a number of entry areas that have been newly rewritten each successive year.   BUT  (Premier Desktop, W11) I can still get the SD sheet in Forms Mode, for any box with the yellow color in it, like box 1 on a 1099-INT. ____________________ or...Like in Property Taxes...in the interview, unless an SD sheet was pre-existing on a particular field, I can only get it to show up if I use the "Edit" menu to add the SD sheet....but it does pop up with simple double click if I go to  Forms Mode and the line on the actual form it ends up on. _______________________ I really suspect that the various rewrites they are doing will eventually end it in the interview.
j'ai un problème de transfert de données dans l'annexe H.  Ça semble similaire au problème de l'an passé, mais, je n'arrive pas à résoudre le problème
No. If you are filing a paper return, you do not need to attach Form 3852. You would only use it if you filed your return electronically and are sending a check separately.   If you are sending y... See more...
No. If you are filing a paper return, you do not need to attach Form 3852. You would only use it if you filed your return electronically and are sending a check separately.   If you are sending your entire return by mail, simply attach a payment (paper clipped, not stapled) directly to the front of your Form 540, made payable to the Franchise Tax Board. In the Memo line, write your SSN or ITIN and "2025 Form 540".   Additionally, you can use the State of California Franchise Tax Board's Pay by bank account (Web Pay). It's free and you will receive an instant confirmation number. If you use this method, you will not need to attach it to your return.
Si ce sont des CELI,  non, les intérêts, dividendes ou gains en capital gagnés dans un Compte d'épargne libre d'impôt (CELI) ne sont pas imposables et n'ont pas à être déclarés dans votre déclaration... See more...
Si ce sont des CELI,  non, les intérêts, dividendes ou gains en capital gagnés dans un Compte d'épargne libre d'impôt (CELI) ne sont pas imposables et n'ont pas à être déclarés dans votre déclaration de revenus. L'argent fructifie à l'abri de l'impôt, et les retraits sont également libres d'impôt.    Les sommes versées dans un CELI ne sont pas déductibles de votre revenu imposable.   Si vous dépassez le plafond de cotisation, une pénalité s'applique.   Merci de choisir TurboImpôt
It depends. To enter contributions to a 401(k) as self employed see the link below. Review the steps to enter your employer matching (profit sharing) contributions. Where do I enter a solo 401(k... See more...
It depends. To enter contributions to a 401(k) as self employed see the link below. Review the steps to enter your employer matching (profit sharing) contributions. Where do I enter a solo 401(k) in TurboTax?
TurboTax is throwing an error indicating that my box 1 gross distribution must equal the sum of box 2 and box 3. It does. I've double checked the math and there is no rounding issue as the sums of bo... See more...
TurboTax is throwing an error indicating that my box 1 gross distribution must equal the sum of box 2 and box 3. It does. I've double checked the math and there is no rounding issue as the sums of boxes 2 and 3 equal that of box 1.   I have tried to reenter the values but the error persists. I have tried deleting the form and entering all the information again, but the error continues. I have made sure I am running with the latest updates (4/6) as well.   I can't get past this error no matter how I try try to adjust the numbers.
Yes, you add all your dependents' MAGI and report one number.   If your dependents have income, you'll need to report them (for the calculation of the Premium Tax Credit) whether they file tax re... See more...
Yes, you add all your dependents' MAGI and report one number.   If your dependents have income, you'll need to report them (for the calculation of the Premium Tax Credit) whether they file tax returns or not. This is to determine the income of the household.
A last name mismatch with the IRS commonly occurs when the name on a tax return does not match records at the Social Security Administration (SSA), often due to non-updated name changes from marriage... See more...
A last name mismatch with the IRS commonly occurs when the name on a tax return does not match records at the Social Security Administration (SSA), often due to non-updated name changes from marriage/divorce, spelling errors, typos, or hyphenation issues. The IRS uses the first four letters of a last name for matching.    Sometimes when the IRS has determined there is a mismatch, it is because the taxpayer uses two last names and the "wrong" one is being identified on the tax return as the last name.    See this IRS webpage for more information about name matching issues and how to resolve them.   You can choose to mail in your tax return if the IRS rejected it for a name spelling error, but it is generally faster to correct the spelling in your software and resubmit for e-file.    @Ravan 
To clarify, did you have educational expenses during the year?
@Periwinkle65   Are you using the Desktop program?   There is a $25 fee each to efile all state returns including the first one.   Or you can print and mail state for free.   Did it already charge yo... See more...
@Periwinkle65   Are you using the Desktop program?   There is a $25 fee each to efile all state returns including the first one.   Or you can print and mail state for free.   Did it already charge you the $25?   What glitch?   
Bonjour @TurboImpotLiseD , La section dont vous parlez n'est pas exactement la section pour laquelle j'ai écrit mon message, mais votre réponse a probablement répondu à ma question.  Votre réponse m... See more...
Bonjour @TurboImpotLiseD , La section dont vous parlez n'est pas exactement la section pour laquelle j'ai écrit mon message, mais votre réponse a probablement répondu à ma question.  Votre réponse me servira probablement quand je serai rendu là.  La section dont je parlais est dans les toutes premières étapes de TurboImpôt, quand on doit répondre à des questions pour que TurboImpôt choisisse le produit TurboImpôt approprié.  J'avais utilisé la promotion Changer et économiser.  Je crois que le produit choisi par TurboImpôt a été la version Premier, pour moi.  Avec votre réponse, je sais maintenant que quand je serai rendu à cette étape, je pourrai cliquer sur Revenus de placements, et je pourrai entrer mes données de mes Relevés T3/Relevé 16, puisque ce sont des Revenus de placements et parce que j'avais coché à ma section les deux cases, qui sont : - J’ai reçu des intérêts ou des dividendes (T5 ou relevé 3) et  - J’ai vendu des actions ou des cryptoactifs, réalisé des gains ou pertes en capital, possédé d’autres placements   Merci beaucoup.
Did I enter a TurboTax Premier prompt incorrectly, or did TurboTax enter form 5695 incorrectly?   Below are the entries   Form 5695 Qualified Energy Efficiency Improvements Part I contains improv... See more...
Did I enter a TurboTax Premier prompt incorrectly, or did TurboTax enter form 5695 incorrectly?   Below are the entries   Form 5695 Qualified Energy Efficiency Improvements Part I contains improvement entries, but Part II denies them as follows:  "17a  Are the qualified energy improvements installed in or your main home bcated in the United States  xNo"      "b  Are you the original user of the qualified energy efficiency improvements?  xNo"      "c  Are the components reasonably expected to remain in use at least 5 years?  xNo"      "d  Enter the complete address of the main home where you made the qualifying improvements.", beneath which the address lines are empty, but should be present      "e  Were any of these improvements related to the construction of this main home? xNo", this is correct since the upgrades were made to a home constructed in 1927   In the TurboTax Premier desktop app I answered yes to all relevant improvement prompts, e.g. "Yes, we made these energy efficient improvements or have a carryforward.", "Yes, we lived together in the same home.", "Yes, our home is in the U.S.", "Yes, we made these residential clean energy improvements."for solar electric property & battery storage tech,  "Yes, this is the correct address." where my entry is the same as displays on form 1040-SR, no entry for fuel cell prompt, "No, we did not make these qualified energy efficiency improvements." for exterior door/window or insulation, "Yes, we made these residential energy property improvements." for Heat pumps and heat pump water heaters, "Was the qualified energy property installed on or in connection with a home located in the United States? @ Yes Did you pay for an energy audit of your main and receive a written report from a certified auditor? @ Yes "Was the qualified energy property originally placed in service by you? @ Yes," followed by entries for the heat pumps & heat pump water heater "To qualify under this rule, both the enabling electrical work and enabled energy upgrade must be installed in 2025 (i) Yes", followed by checks for the items, their QMIDs & total cost "How many homes had qualified energy property installed? @ Only one home", "Yes, this is the correct address." for the correct address, "Do you live in a condo or co-op and are you claiming only your share of home energy costs? @ No", because we live in a single family home, not in a condo or co-op, "Enter your 2024 energy credit Carryover amount.", entered 0, "Your home energy credit $8,638"   I sent a protected copy of my return and received token 139691694-10308591 [restored]    
No.  In order for overtime pay to be deductible it must be for hours worked over 40 in a single workweek, and only the overtime premium (the extra "half" in time-and-a-half pay) is qualified for the ... See more...
No.  In order for overtime pay to be deductible it must be for hours worked over 40 in a single workweek, and only the overtime premium (the extra "half" in time-and-a-half pay) is qualified for the deduction.    Here is an article you may find helpful: No Tax on Overtime Explained: Qualified Overtime Deduction Rules for 2025  
Hi @CatinaT1,   It actually is not expired! I have attached a photo (from both the email and  webpage that opens when clicking the email link) with the expiration date highlighted and underlined... See more...
Hi @CatinaT1,   It actually is not expired! I have attached a photo (from both the email and  webpage that opens when clicking the email link) with the expiration date highlighted and underlined. I believe in my original post I had mentioned the expiration date being 15Apr2026. Also, as mentioned in my original post there is no service code.  
Hi I am trying to sign my tax’s to file but it is telling my my name is not spelt correctly but it is spelt exactly how it is displayed below it