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I wonder how I can get to a person because this is a system. John Wolfgang johnwolfgang@comcast.net
Follow these steps:   Go to Deductions & Credits Go to Medical Expenses Delete all of your medical expense entries. Select continue and you will be recommended by TurboTax to either t... See more...
Follow these steps:   Go to Deductions & Credits Go to Medical Expenses Delete all of your medical expense entries. Select continue and you will be recommended by TurboTax to either take the standard deduction or itemized deduction, select Standard Deduction. Here's a helpful link that gives more info on how to change your deduction method: How do I change from the standard deduction to itemized (or vice-versa)?
I need to get my 2024w-2. The business was sold and the employer says they don't have it.
Yes, I see a penalty charge in line 38.     thank you @VolvoGirl !   
Yes, the amounts you pay out of pocket to urgent care do count as medical expenses for tax purposes, as long as they were for medical care (diagnosis, treatment, prevention, or prescriptions).    ... See more...
Yes, the amounts you pay out of pocket to urgent care do count as medical expenses for tax purposes, as long as they were for medical care (diagnosis, treatment, prevention, or prescriptions).    Medical expenses are deductible as an itemized deduction only to the extent they exceed 7.5% of your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI).   Publication 502 (2025), Medical and Dental Expenses
Thank you for taking the time to write this.  I was struggling with the same issue and bam!  your solution was perfect.
Thank you.  I think the issue will be that I need to purchase the second license (with a different email account) in order to e file the 6th return (IRS limits to 5 per individual license).  So I wil... See more...
Thank you.  I think the issue will be that I need to purchase the second license (with a different email account) in order to e file the 6th return (IRS limits to 5 per individual license).  So I will want to eventually move one of them from my regular map to the second computer (which happens to be a PC) and set up / purchase a second  desktop SW (which I don't love but am OK with) to complete and file the last return.  I know I will have to transfer the return-in-process with a USB stick.  So I will try that.
I signed into to www.irs.gov/getanippin to verify my IP PIN.  There was some sort of glitch or error on the original IP PIN on the IRS end and they revised my IP PIN! 
She is a full-time student in NYC with teaching assistant job in the university, did 3 months consulting work from home in NYC, never been in the NJ company. 1099 NEC shows NY state, not NJ. Does she... See more...
She is a full-time student in NYC with teaching assistant job in the university, did 3 months consulting work from home in NYC, never been in the NJ company. 1099 NEC shows NY state, not NJ. Does she need to file NJ nonresident tax? Thanks a lot, in advance!!
Follow these steps:   Go to Deductions & Credits Select Mortgage Interest and Refinancing (Form 1098)  Answer no to the first question.  If you already have mortgage interest info ent... See more...
Follow these steps:   Go to Deductions & Credits Select Mortgage Interest and Refinancing (Form 1098)  Answer no to the first question.  If you already have mortgage interest info entered, delete it. Here's a link on how to delete forms in TurboTax Online: How do I view and delete forms in TurboTax Online?  
I have a traditional IRA for over 5 years and it had a high value of $15000.  In 2025, I learned about conversion to Roth IRA and the value was down to $11,000.  I received a 1099-R showing my $11,00... See more...
I have a traditional IRA for over 5 years and it had a high value of $15000.  In 2025, I learned about conversion to Roth IRA and the value was down to $11,000.  I received a 1099-R showing my $11,000 withdraw.  Are you saying I won't get taxed on this?   Isn't $11,000 added to my overall income and increases the taxes I have to pay??  
No, not exactly.  The program pulls the Federal data into the New York section, but you still have to start and file the state amendment separately (file Form IT-201-X Amended Resident Income Tax Ret... See more...
No, not exactly.  The program pulls the Federal data into the New York section, but you still have to start and file the state amendment separately (file Form IT-201-X Amended Resident Income Tax Return).   Add the 1099-R to your Federal return, and continue through the Federal section until done. Select the State Taxes tab, and Click on "Your State Returns." Click "Edit" (or "Update") next to New York. Look for a section titled "Other Tax Situations" or "Additional Tax Situations", and Select "Amend a Previously Filed Return." Verify that the 1099-R has flowed from the Federal return to the New York return.  Make sure that  any state-specific pension exclusions (e.g., the NYS $20,000 retirement exclusion) are applied correctly to the new 1099-R. Note: New York State law requires you to file an amended state return within 90 days of amending your Federal return if the change affects your taxable income.   If the program doesn't give you an e-file option for the amended state return (IT-201-X), send it to the address listed on the printed instructions.   If you DO mail the return, include a copy of the new 1099-R and a copy of your Federal 1040-X.   And finally... wait until the IRS has accepted your Federal amendment before you mail or e-file the New York amended return (just in case the IRS makes further adjustments to your 1099-R entry).
You can get TurboTax expert to either help you file your tax returns by providing on-demand advice via, phone, video, or chat while you prepare your taxes. TurboTax Expert Assist 2025-2026 You ... See more...
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No, not exactly.  The program pulls the Federal data into the New York section, but you still have to start and file the state amendment separately (file Form IT-201-X Amended Resident Income Tax Ret... See more...
No, not exactly.  The program pulls the Federal data into the New York section, but you still have to start and file the state amendment separately (file Form IT-201-X Amended Resident Income Tax Return).   Add the 1099-R to your Federal return, and continue through the Federal section until done. Select the State Taxes tab, and Click on "Your State Returns." Click "Edit" (or "Update") next to New York. Look for a section titled "Other Tax Situations" or "Additional Tax Situations", and Select "Amend a Previously Filed Return." Verify that the 1099-R has flowed from the Federal return to the New York return.  Make sure that  any state-specific pension exclusions (e.g., the NYS $20,000 retirement exclusion) are applied correctly to the new 1099-R. Note: New York State law requires you to file an amended state return within 90 days of amending your Federal return if the change affects your taxable income.   If the program doesn't give you an e-file option for the amended state return (IT-201-X), send it to the address listed on the printed instructions.   If you DO mail the return, include a copy of the new 1099-R and a copy of your Federal 1040-X.   And finally... wait until the IRS has accepted your Federal amendment before you mail or e-file the New York amended return (just in case the IRS makes further adjustments to your 1099-R entry).   If you are NOT including a payment (expecting a refund or zero balance): STATE PROCESSING CENTER PO BOX 61000 ALBANY NY 12261-0001   If you ARE including a payment (check or money order): STATE PROCESSING CENTER PO BOX 15555 ALBANY NY 12212-5555 
From the information you provided, you are not doing anything wrong. To complete the backdoor Roth reporting correctly, you must complete two separate sections (income and deductions). If you have de... See more...
From the information you provided, you are not doing anything wrong. To complete the backdoor Roth reporting correctly, you must complete two separate sections (income and deductions). If you have deleted the non-deductible contribution, but still included the 1099-R for the income that was created when you moved money out of the traditional account, it is expected that there will be tax because there is no offsetting non-deductible contribution.    To check if the Roth conversion worked as it should, here is how you can check: go to Tax Tools on the left of your screen, choose Tools, then View Tax Summary. On the left of the screen, select Preview my 1040, and check that line 4a show the full distribution and line 4b is either $0 or a small amount if you had earnings in excess of your contribution.   To review the steps in full to create a backdoor Roth conversion, here is a reference: How do I enter a backdoor Roth IRA conversion?