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New Jersey doesn't tax temporary disability or family leave pay.  That's why it is zeroed out on the W2.  So it is taxable on your federal return but you can leave the zeroes for the state amounts. ... See more...
New Jersey doesn't tax temporary disability or family leave pay.  That's why it is zeroed out on the W2.  So it is taxable on your federal return but you can leave the zeroes for the state amounts.   @hadi224 
At time of purchase in late 2024, Dealer took credit. Filing my 2024 return, I find I am not qualified to take redit as income exceeded limit. Form 8936 does not seem to tell me how to repay $7,500 c... See more...
At time of purchase in late 2024, Dealer took credit. Filing my 2024 return, I find I am not qualified to take redit as income exceeded limit. Form 8936 does not seem to tell me how to repay $7,500 credit. Do I add to my tax due om 1040? send8963 separately? Where? Could not find any help in IRS instruction or Turbo Tax.  
In my situation, I'm not required to collect sales tax for every payment. So now I have to sort all of these transactions, collected vs not collected, per 1099k (i.e.Venmo, Paypal, Stripe), just to f... See more...
In my situation, I'm not required to collect sales tax for every payment. So now I have to sort all of these transactions, collected vs not collected, per 1099k (i.e.Venmo, Paypal, Stripe), just to find the number I'm excluding from gross receipts. (I'm reconfiguring my sheets to do this automatically for 2025).    I'm already finding discrepancies between whats reported by month on the 1099k from Venmo, against my own monthlies. There are transactions on my sheets that say I collected sales tax, but are not reflected in the monthly totals for the 1099k. Now I need to go line by line in Venmo to verify. What a mess.     Then theres still the question of how to correctly report. The fun never ends!  
Yes, you will need more info to enter your 1099-B for an investment sale in TurboTax.  'Date Acquired' can be 'Various', like for stock purchased at different times.  Most important is your Cost Basi... See more...
Yes, you will need more info to enter your 1099-B for an investment sale in TurboTax.  'Date Acquired' can be 'Various', like for stock purchased at different times.  Most important is your Cost Basis, for determining any Gain/Loss.    Here's more info on How to Enter 1099-B.    @tool-man 
Please explain what help you need.  We cannot see your screen or your tax return.
I received a form 5498 stating the RMD due on my 2024 taxes was $4791 but the withdrawal was never made. So what do I need to do to get a waiver so my penalty would only be 10%?
Form 1041 is a trust tax return. You will need to use the TurboTax Business product to prepare that return.
Thank you for answering 
I agree, but there is a reason that we don't provide a vehicle for attaching forms.   The E-Filed tax returns are essentially just used as electronically processed with little human interventi... See more...
I agree, but there is a reason that we don't provide a vehicle for attaching forms.   The E-Filed tax returns are essentially just used as electronically processed with little human intervention. The attached forms will probably be ignored. If you mail the return it is manually converted to data and the attachment would be identified. The system could be upgraded, but that is what we have now, It would be wise to mail it.
Is "Total Tax"on my official TurboTax 2023 return, the same as "Tax Liability" on the Form 2210?
Unless you paid some tax, there is nothing from which to get a refund, so entering mortgage interest  or anything about a car will have no effect.   
Okay, thank you. Extension it is.
When did you perform the conversion?   The $186 excess will be taxable but should also result in a 6% penalty for this year and every year after until it is withdrawn.     Did you really cont... See more...
When did you perform the conversion?   The $186 excess will be taxable but should also result in a 6% penalty for this year and every year after until it is withdrawn.     Did you really contribute $186 excess, or is that the amount of earnings included in the conversion?  That's not an excess contribution, because conversions and rollovers are not considered contributions.  It's just a gain in value in the account so it's taxable when you convert.  
if I want to offset personal items sold I check the amount box1a is to high  and then enter what’s in box1a? 
After you have purchased the 2024 desktop download  and have your license code, if you want a CD you can order one.   TURBOTAX DESKTOP INSTALL CD FOR $10   https://turbotax.intuit.com/lp/ttd/... See more...
After you have purchased the 2024 desktop download  and have your license code, if you want a CD you can order one.   TURBOTAX DESKTOP INSTALL CD FOR $10   https://turbotax.intuit.com/lp/ttd/4021/    
The program is calculating depreciation on five years when I need 7. Also using DDB when I need 150%DB. How do I correct?
No. You will have: all income on one k-1, excluding box 7.  The second k-1 will have only box 7 income. When you are entering the k-1, boxes 6-8 will state that you should add an extra k-... See more...
No. You will have: all income on one k-1, excluding box 7.  The second k-1 will have only box 7 income. When you are entering the k-1, boxes 6-8 will state that you should add an extra k-1. Good job!