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When entering your K-1, you must check off the box that you have an amount in Box 20. Once you check off the appropriate box, the following screen will allow you to enter the dollar amount reported on box 20 of your K-1. Please see screenshots below for additional guidance.       

@ caratzone  asked:  "If I join with TurboTax, can I get my suspended etsy account back?"   With no context or explanation, it's unknown (at least to me) what that's all about.   Does "join with TurboTax" mean you need to prepare a 2024 tax return?"   Otherwise, I'm not sure what that means, and what the relation is to a suspended Etsy account.   If you explain more, someone may comment further.

@ allanfatboy37 wrote:  "So lol I’ll be receiving my federal"   Not sure what your post is about.   Getting a Federal refund can indeed bring a grin to one's face.  If so, I'm glad it provides you the jolly exuberance to actually laugh out loud; i..e, the lol .   Thanks for sharing the good news!  Enjoy!   Or are you trying to ask a question for the forum?  If so, I'm not sure what the LOL concerns, and no question was asked.  So if you clarify, someone may be able to help.

Surprised the European community hasn't sued MS yet to get a 5 year support extension. I guess tariffs and the Ukrainien war is top of their minds. Hopefully they get their act together before it's too late. It's estimated over 720 Million computers will become obsolete in October 25. By the way checkout the method of updating Windows 10 to 11 by using either setup.exe /product server or setupprep.exe /product server. Has only a few glitches, but other then that my older test computer upgrade seems to be running Windows 11 OK. BUT will Turbo Tax 2025 work on it ?

If you know you need an IP PIN to file your taxes and you lost your CP01A letter (or never received it), you can: Get your IP PIN online at the IRS's Get an IP PIN site, or Call the IRS at 1-800-908-4490 to have your IP PIN mailed to you (this can take up to 21 days)

I would like to take a deeper look at this. However, I need a diagnostic file which is a copy of your tax return that has all of your personal information removed. You can send one to us by following the directions below:   TurboTax Online: Sign into your online account. Locate the Tax Tools on the left-hand side of the screen. A drop-down will appear. Select Tools On the pop-up screen, click on “Share my file with agent.” This will generate a message that a diagnostic file gets sanitized and transmitted to us. Please provide the Token Number that was generated in the response. TurboTax Desktop/Download Versions: Open your return. Click the Online tab in the black bar across the top of TurboTax and select “Send Tax File to Agent” * This will generate a message that a diagnostic copy will be created.  Click on OK and the tax file will be sanitized and transmitted to us. Please provide the Token Number (including the dash) that was generated in the response. *(If using a MAC, go to the menu at the top of the screen, select Help, then, “Send Tax File to Agent”)   @cindy-zhangheng   

@dejwal , from your post , I am not sure  that I understand the whole situation.  So could you please answer the following: (a) are you a US person ( citizen/GreenCard ) ? (b) are you saying that your tax home is in the UK and have been so for a year i.e. you now meet the Physical Presence Test and therefore need to amend your already filed return for 2024 ? (c) your employer in the UK is a private entity ( and under contract  to  US defense dept  or similar ) ? (d) should I assume that you filed your 2024 return by April dead line because you owed  taxes  or what ?   I will circle back once I hear from you --yes ?

Although you may need to confirm this with the attorney:   It sounds like there is a wage portion reported on a W-2 and a non-wage portion reported on a 1099-MISC.  That means you should answer "not wages" for the 1099 portion.    Also note, that in some cases, the 1099 portion might be completely non-taxable.  For example, if you were injured at work, and received compensation for the injury plus lost wages, the injury compensation is almost never taxable at all, even if it is reported on a 1099.  We would need to know more about that to help you further.