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Why are you asking what tax form you filed? All personal tax returns are filed on Form 1040. There is no other form for personal tax returns. (If you were 65 or older you might have filed Form 10... See more...
Why are you asking what tax form you filed? All personal tax returns are filed on Form 1040. There is no other form for personal tax returns. (If you were 65 or older you might have filed Form 1040-SR, but Form 1040-SR is exactly the same as Form 1040 except that it has larger print. It makes no difference whether you filed Form 1040 or Form 1040-SR.) A transcript is not a copy of your tax return. A transcript is a document you get from the IRS that lists the information that was on the tax return that you filed, but not in the format of the actual tax return forms.  
I tried to import last years tax info into this years and it imported my sisters and not mine
Hello, this is my first time filing taxes ever. I am a dependent student -- according to what i've submitted to FAFSA, and also live at home etc. However, my parent does not file taxes. Would I be ab... See more...
Hello, this is my first time filing taxes ever. I am a dependent student -- according to what i've submitted to FAFSA, and also live at home etc. However, my parent does not file taxes. Would I be able to receive any of the education tax credit when I file? I also have approx. $2000 in federal pell grants that exceeds my tuition (aka is taxable). Thank you.
It depends.   If the house was in his name and remains in his name after the divorce, only your husband gets the capital gain exemption ($250,000 if he files Single at the time of sale), if he ha... See more...
It depends.   If the house was in his name and remains in his name after the divorce, only your husband gets the capital gain exemption ($250,000 if he files Single at the time of sale), if he has lived in the house for at least 2 years in the 5 years prior to the sale.   If the house was partly attributed to you in the divorce, then in the sale, you will also get the capital gain exemption if you have lived in the house for at least 2 years in the 5 years prior to sale.   For more information, see this IRS document.
When I go into the review, it says that line 7a should be blank, which it is. It also gives me a check box with text that says Line 7a, No. That box is checked because I don’t have any accounts in a f... See more...
When I go into the review, it says that line 7a should be blank, which it is. It also gives me a check box with text that says Line 7a, No. That box is checked because I don’t have any accounts in a foreign country.
Yes, you can deduct sales tax paid on the building materials for these major improvements if you itemize your deductions and you opt for the sales tax deduction instead of the local/state income tax ... See more...
Yes, you can deduct sales tax paid on the building materials for these major improvements if you itemize your deductions and you opt for the sales tax deduction instead of the local/state income tax deduction.   For more information, see this TurboTax Help article.
The instructions for Form 1098 say:   You don’t need to file Form 1098 for interest received from a corporation, partnership, trust, estate, association, or company (other than a sole proprietor)... See more...
The instructions for Form 1098 say:   You don’t need to file Form 1098 for interest received from a corporation, partnership, trust, estate, association, or company (other than a sole proprietor) even if an individual is a co-borrower and all the trustees, beneficiaries, partners, members, or shareholders of the payer of record are individuals.   In your case, you only need to provide Form 1098 only if the financing is part of your business and the borrower is a single-member LLC (which is a disregarded entity for tax purposes),. In this case, you should issue the form in the name of his LLC and use the EIN of the LLC.  
My 2024 Federal tax refund was over $4,000, now for 2025 is $472, also I have (2) dependant children
On the Preferences page within the Intuit account there are handful of product tabs each having a column of check boxes for various email communication settings. Many of the boxes are checked by defa... See more...
On the Preferences page within the Intuit account there are handful of product tabs each having a column of check boxes for various email communication settings. Many of the boxes are checked by default (opted in). Instead of unchecking all the columns on the individual tabs I first went to the very bottom of the screen and found a toggle under "Communications - email" and toggled it off.  A warning message said all Intuit email communication would be disabled. After doing so all the email settings in every product tab were unchecked/cleared (opted out).  So is this toggle basically a "Master" setting to opt-out of all of Intuit's product communication settings (all tabs & columns)?   That seems to be the case...   This community article explains the process for setting product communication preferences. However the article doesn't mention nor explain the "Intuit email Communications" toggle located at the bottom of that same Preferences page.      SE
This error means you are trying to enter a Code for TurboTax Online in a Desktop software (or vice-versa).   If you bought TurboTax Online, you can activate on this link.   If you bought TurboTax... See more...
This error means you are trying to enter a Code for TurboTax Online in a Desktop software (or vice-versa).   If you bought TurboTax Online, you can activate on this link.   If you bought TurboTax Desktop, you can download the software from this link.      
Wonder if any of the large tax prep corporations have figured out how to calculate IRA income yet?  As much lobbying as Intuit does you would think they had that prior to the BBB passing.
Okay that’s good to now I’m trying to figure out where on that form to add in the CRP and I’m not seeing it or do i just amend the form and mail in my 2024 crp
My GUESS is that means the amount of qualified overtime.  Next year, the 2026 W-2s will have Box 12 with code "TT".   Check your last pay stub to see if the "TT" amount is reasonable close to the e... See more...
My GUESS is that means the amount of qualified overtime.  Next year, the 2026 W-2s will have Box 12 with code "TT".   Check your last pay stub to see if the "TT" amount is reasonable close to the extra "half" amount (the 50% extra for overtime, not the base pay) of overtime that you were paid (only count overtime paid for over 40 hours, not overtime for other reasons).  If it is reasonable close, that is probably what it means.   *IF* that is what it means, for Box 14 just select "other".  But then be sure to answer the questions about overtime.
It won't let me go any further without a phone number but I don't have a phone at the moment.
 That was...Verbose. I got this as well and my employer does partner with intuit. I can see my filings from previous years that includes all of my documents, so I'm not sure what you meant about Intu... See more...
 That was...Verbose. I got this as well and my employer does partner with intuit. I can see my filings from previous years that includes all of my documents, so I'm not sure what you meant about Intuit's data retention, semantics or like they don't retain your filing info? How do they review anything at the request of feds? Anyway I know this is an old post, but it remains relevant. 
Form 1120-S is supported by TurboTax Business for Desktop, which is a different program from TurboTax for Desktop (Deluxe, Premier, or Home & Business). To change/amend an 1120-S that has already bee... See more...
Form 1120-S is supported by TurboTax Business for Desktop, which is a different program from TurboTax for Desktop (Deluxe, Premier, or Home & Business). To change/amend an 1120-S that has already been filed, create and file a new 1120-S with all necessary changes. There is not a separate form for this purpose.   Per the IRS Instructions for Form 1120-S: To correct a previously filed Form 1120-S, file an amended Form 1120-S and check box H(4) on page 1. Attach a statement that identifies the line number of each amended item, the corrected amount or treatment of the item, and an explanation of the reasons for each change.   If you e-filed your original 1120-S return with TurboTax Business, you won't be able to e-file an amended 1120-S. In this case, you'll need to print and mail the new return.   See also: What is Form 1120-S, U.S. Return of an S-Corporation?   [edited 1/18/2016 | 1:38 PDT]
Hi everyone, I have a question for my S-corporation which was formed on 01/04/2022 in California  and operated there until 01/28/2025(terminated) and with same name, same EIN started in VA on 01/2... See more...
Hi everyone, I have a question for my S-corporation which was formed on 01/04/2022 in California  and operated there until 01/28/2025(terminated) and with same name, same EIN started in VA on 01/29/2025. From 01/01/2025 to 01/28/2025, the company had $1,500 of income and $3,500 of expenses for CA part since termination date is 01/28/2025. As in prior years, the company also has depreciation on three assets. The in-service date for all three assets is 2023. Two assets (furniture and equipment) were moved to Virginia, while the office improvements remained in California as part of a rented office.  The S-corporation has only one shareholder has been resident as of 01/01/2025 in VA. On 01/28/2025, I formed the S-corporation in Virginia, and on the same day terminated/withdrew the S-corporation from California. I understand that I should file one federal return and two state returns (California, short-term  and Virginia, short-term as well). I need help understanding how to correctly file the federal, California, and Virginia returns, making sure that California income is limited to the 28-day period. The numbers in CA return and VA return are different the Federal return!! Also, what should I do for depreciation assets, and how about the two K-1s? can enter two k-1 under one company in his 1040?
I purchased TurboTax online Standard from your site.  I received a product code (code removed) that I used to access the program.  When I tried logging in I received a code that ends in T3XM and the ... See more...
I purchased TurboTax online Standard from your site.  I received a product code (code removed) that I used to access the program.  When I tried logging in I received a code that ends in T3XM and the program would not allow me access.   How do I correct this error?
‌You can easily remove your Form W-2 as DoninGA shows above.  I have included some additional information regarding this below.   If you are using TurboTax Desktop, you can: Select "Wages & ... See more...
‌You can easily remove your Form W-2 as DoninGA shows above.  I have included some additional information regarding this below.   If you are using TurboTax Desktop, you can: Select "Wages & Income" under the Federal Tab in the top (gray) bar on your screen Select "I'll Choose What to Work On" On your "Income Summary", next to "Wages & Salaries" select "Update" or "Start" To delete your W-2 select "Delete" next to your W-2.   If you are using TurboTax Online  you can: Sign into your return Click on" Pick up where you left off" On your left panel select "Wages & Income" Next to your W-2 select" Add/Edit" Select the trash can to delete your Form W-2.   Click here for information on How do I change my W-2 info in TurboTax?   Click here for additional information on How do I delete a tax form in TurboTax Desktop? If you have any additional questions regarding this, please come back to Community and we would be glad to help.
You should be able to claim her as your dependent under the Qualifying Relative rules if she has lived in your home for the entire year and the other requirements.   To be a Qualifying Relative -... See more...
You should be able to claim her as your dependent under the Qualifying Relative rules if she has lived in your home for the entire year and the other requirements.   To be a Qualifying Relative - 1. The person cannot be your qualifying child or the qualifying child of any other taxpayer. A child is not the qualifying child of any other taxpayer if the child's parent (or any other person for whom the child is defined as a qualifying child) is not required to file an income tax return or files an income tax return only to get a refund on income tax withheld. 2. The person either (a) must be related to you or (b) must live with you all year as a member of your household. 3. The person's gross income for the year must be less than $5,200 (social security does not count) in 2025 4. You must provide more than half of the person's total support for the year. 5. The person must be a U.S. citizen or a U.S., Canada, or Mexico resident for some part of the year. 6. The person must not file a joint return with their spouse with the following exception - You can claim a person as a dependent who files a joint return if that person and that person’s spouse file the joint return only to claim a refund of income tax withheld or estimated tax paid.