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@user17722233565 wrote: Do I even need to produce Schedule K1 with zero income? No, you do not.   However, a K-1 with all zeros or blank at least lets the beneficiary(ies) know that there is nothing to report to the IRS with respect to their distribution.

I'm also hung up with this error, flagging my name on the Info Worksheet for a 1099-Q, the distribution to my spouse.  And I'm expecting a $360 credit.    Is there another way to get the credit if the 1099-Q is deleted?

Si vous n'ave pas Adobe Acrobat Reader sur votre ordinateur, vous pouvez le télécharger en ligne. Assurez-vous que la version que vous téléchargerez est une version officielle.   Merci de choisir TurboImpôt.

Wow.  Glad I exited this a while ago.  You are quite correct that most people are honest and keep good records, and I'm disappointed if people are implying otherwise in this forum.  Self-employed individuals who keep good records should be able to deduct their tip income even if it's not included on a 1099. The people correctly interpreting the tax law and IRS guidance also have a point - TurboTax must comply with the law and regulations as written.  As foolish as it sounds, Congress specifically required tips to show up on a 1099 in order to be deductible.  That ties the IRS' hands and it ties TurboTax' hands.  If and when Congress decides to be a little more flexible with the language they put into the tax code I'm sure all the major tax providers - including TurboTax - will jump on the chance to help hard working self-employed folks take full advantage.  In the meantime, we're stuck with what was written, including not allowing a deduction for tip income not included on a form 1099.

Si vous avez utilisé TurboImpôt Enligne pour votre déclaration 2024 et que vous utilisez la version Bureau pour 2025, vous ne pourrez importer vos données. TurboImpôt Enligne ne peut exporte autre chose que des fichiers de format .PDF et Bureau ne peut importer que des fichiers .ttx (ex: .tt24).  Vous devrez entrer vos renseignement manuellement, mais pour les prochaines années vous pourrez faire l'importation sans problème. Merci de choisir TurboImpôt.

This is a late thread but I found it cause this just happened to me-- for future reference:  you need to go to the overpay options section and hit that "yes" you do want to use overpay for next year/other. - the next few pages enter you want to use "$0" in each section and your overpay will display in the state refund   it's an idiotic thing to do instead of just hitting "no I don't want to use overpay for next years taxes" but that's this stupid system I guess..   probably fix this bug TurboTax??