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Please explain-----did you already e-file?   If you already e-filed you cannot submit any additional forms or make any changes unless the e-file is rejected.   If it is rejected you can add more info... See more...
Please explain-----did you already e-file?   If you already e-filed you cannot submit any additional forms or make any changes unless the e-file is rejected.   If it is rejected you can add more information or make changes before you re-file.  If the e-file has been accepted, you have to wait until it has been fully processed and then use a Form 1040X to amend.  1040X will not be available until late February.
It depends. PA 529 FAQs states: Pennsylvania taxpayers can deduct up to $19,000 in contributions per beneficiary per year ($38,000 if married filing jointly, assuming each spouse had income of at lea... See more...
It depends. PA 529 FAQs states: Pennsylvania taxpayers can deduct up to $19,000 in contributions per beneficiary per year ($38,000 if married filing jointly, assuming each spouse had income of at least $19,000) from their Pennsylvania taxable income for the purposes of determining their state income taxes.   You may want to review his income sources and what stats are selected.
Not the answer. The correct answer is: Ohio requires that all days (365) are accounted for and all assigned a School Code. Days as a non-resident have to also be accounted for under School Code 9999.
Whether to put the Enhanced Senior deduction into Line 7 Standard Deduction or Line 14 Compute Tax (and account for any other deductions) can be debated. But, it doesn’t solve the fundamental problem... See more...
Whether to put the Enhanced Senior deduction into Line 7 Standard Deduction or Line 14 Compute Tax (and account for any other deductions) can be debated. But, it doesn’t solve the fundamental problem! TurboTax will not allow the user to change either of these fields. 
I submit a changed W-4 to my employer to include additional withholdings. On today's paycheck, they withheld 3x that amount in additional withholdings. Their reasoning is that since I submit the chan... See more...
I submit a changed W-4 to my employer to include additional withholdings. On today's paycheck, they withheld 3x that amount in additional withholdings. Their reasoning is that since I submit the change the same day as my last paycheck, " the system did retro entries for the taxes" (verbatim). How is that possible? I asked for clarification since I know retro deductions are not supposed to be allowed, and was advised that Federal is always prorated. They acknowledged that there is nowhere for me to see that information to have known it would happen. Are they allowed to do that? Where can I get more information on how changed W-4 works for deductions once applied? Nothing discusses retroactive deductions clearly.
pre-tax benefits, the amount was subtracted from your taxable wages in box 2. There is no further tax benefit or anything else to report. 
@Opus 17 wrote: I've asked for this to be investigated.  ML should at least be listed as an option, going by past behavior.   Agreed and if, for some reason, Intuit is parting ways here (or M... See more...
@Opus 17 wrote: I've asked for this to be investigated.  ML should at least be listed as an option, going by past behavior.   Agreed and if, for some reason, Intuit is parting ways here (or Merrill is), then Intuit should take the ML name and logo off the import screen where it appears prominently (or at least it used to). I assume it's still there and it's false advertising (or at least misleading) otherwise.
Hi, I set up a solo 401k (self-employed, no employees) with auto-enrollment option, in February 2026 and I will make contributions for 2025. Can I claim the $500  ($1500 spreed over 3 years) auto-e... See more...
Hi, I set up a solo 401k (self-employed, no employees) with auto-enrollment option, in February 2026 and I will make contributions for 2025. Can I claim the $500  ($1500 spreed over 3 years) auto-enrollment option tax credit for 2025, or only for 2026 and forward (2027 and 2028)? Form 8881 Part II.   Thanks
I successfully filed my tax returns using Turbotax Desktop with a Form 5695 on Feb 3 at 4 pm.  I had an issue with what QMID meant. So I googled it and got a link to the IRS's Qualified Manufacturer ... See more...
I successfully filed my tax returns using Turbotax Desktop with a Form 5695 on Feb 3 at 4 pm.  I had an issue with what QMID meant. So I googled it and got a link to the IRS's Qualified Manufacturer ID's (QMID's). I found the manufacturer of my heat pump and entered its QMID #. Some said Turbotax placed their entry on the wrong line of Form 5695.  That did not happen on mine. I was able to select a heat pump and it sent to the correct line on Form 5695 to get the $2,000 credit. I'm an accountant. So I check these things out.
To enter an investment sale - Click on Federal Taxes (Personal using Home and Business) Click on Wages and Income (Personal Income using Home and Business) Click on I'll choose what I work on (if... See more...
To enter an investment sale - Click on Federal Taxes (Personal using Home and Business) Click on Wages and Income (Personal Income using Home and Business) Click on I'll choose what I work on (if shown) Under Investment Income On Stocks, Cryptocurrency, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other, click the start or update button
I just spent over an hour with a TurboTax tech.  After consulting with two supervisors, they admitted that it is a bug.  To get past the "A value is required" Custodian name page, just click Back, th... See more...
I just spent over an hour with a TurboTax tech.  After consulting with two supervisors, they admitted that it is a bug.  To get past the "A value is required" Custodian name page, just click Back, then Back again to return to Step-by-Step.  We did a REVIEW and it found three spots on a form that needed to be checked No. Then everything passed so this does not prevent us from filing.  However, it does not give me much confidence in TurboTax right now.
@Opus 17 wrote: Would prefer to buy a bit of software out of the box and not have to disclose my life story just to use it.   If you feel that way, you might be better off using H&R Block's d... See more...
@Opus 17 wrote: Would prefer to buy a bit of software out of the box and not have to disclose my life story just to use it.   If you feel that way, you might be better off using H&R Block's desktop software since Block doesn't require you to set up any type of account with them (unlike TurboTax where you need an Intuit account). The software is also much, much less expensive than the TurboTax equivalents. I think the interface is more clunky than TurboTax but it's about the same otherwise.   Re the online variants, I believe H&R Block requires one email per account and return (just like TurboTax) BUT TaxAct allows users to prepare up to 5 returns (online) with only one email address (each return still incurs a separate charge). This is just for comparative purposes.
Where do I enter 1099-B on my return?
Just to be clear, when your mother gifted you half of the house, your mother also gifted you half of her basis in the house and that became your basis in that half of the house.
@Joglesbee You will have to contact TurboTax support for assistance with this problem. Use the key words Billing Issue   Use this phone number and select TurboTax - 1-800-4-INTUIT (1-800-446-8848)
I switched from HR Block for the 2024 return to TurboTax Deluxe for the 2025 return.   It's been a disaster! 1) I was under the impression I could import from 2024 return.   Nothing was imported due... See more...
I switched from HR Block for the 2024 return to TurboTax Deluxe for the 2025 return.   It's been a disaster! 1) I was under the impression I could import from 2024 return.   Nothing was imported due to my use of 1040-SR resulting in hours of tedious data entry. 2) It's February 6th now and a crucial form (form 4562) I need in doing my return is still not available in the TurboTax program.   I'm going back to Block for the 2025 return.  I chock up the wasted cost for TurboTax as a learning experience.
You took your fees for filing with turbo tax from my state refund and my federal refund. Even though you fixed the display issues it’s not simply just a display issue. You double charged fees. This i... See more...
You took your fees for filing with turbo tax from my state refund and my federal refund. Even though you fixed the display issues it’s not simply just a display issue. You double charged fees. This is unacceptable