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There are me and wife filing jointly and have Marketplace insurance. We are the only ones on the form. I don't understand how to figure out the percentages. In column A is 1217 column B is 1136 and c... See more...
There are me and wife filing jointly and have Marketplace insurance. We are the only ones on the form. I don't understand how to figure out the percentages. In column A is 1217 column B is 1136 and column C is 1137. How do I figure out the percentages???
@MarilynG1 I'm having the same issue. Only one home (no rentals). Form 5695 Part 1 "Check to use address. . . " is X'd. Under 17d  no matter what I enter it just erases it. With or without the "Check... See more...
@MarilynG1 I'm having the same issue. Only one home (no rentals). Form 5695 Part 1 "Check to use address. . . " is X'd. Under 17d  no matter what I enter it just erases it. With or without the "Check to use address. . . " X'd in 17d. 
All I want to know is why I can't get TurboTax to install even though I have upgraded to Windows 11. Before it even gets started, I'm get a message telling me that Turbo Tax only works with Windows 1... See more...
All I want to know is why I can't get TurboTax to install even though I have upgraded to Windows 11. Before it even gets started, I'm get a message telling me that Turbo Tax only works with Windows 11. I HAVE Windows 11. Why doesn't it recognize it? I checked that I have all the Windows updates...
I am an F-1 international student who arrived in the U.S. in August 2024. For the 2025 tax year, I mistakenly filed Form 1040 as a resident using TurboTax and received a $1,403 refund, including the ... See more...
I am an F-1 international student who arrived in the U.S. in August 2024. For the 2025 tax year, I mistakenly filed Form 1040 as a resident using TurboTax and received a $1,403 refund, including the standard deduction and the American Opportunity Credit. I later learned that, as an F-1 student within my first five calendar years, I should have filed Form 1040-NR instead. I prepared a corrected return using Sprintax, which shows that I owe over $1,000. What is the proper procedure to amend this return? Should I file Form 1040-X with an attached 1040-NR and 8843, and pay the balance immediately? Also, is there a way to confirm the exact amount owed directly with the IRS before submitting payment?
I am [removed] a victim of identity THEFT for 6 years now and I am reporting this over to you guys I have my PIP plan from the IRS I have all my information I need for IRS but I don't know which year... See more...
I am [removed] a victim of identity THEFT for 6 years now and I am reporting this over to you guys I have my PIP plan from the IRS I have all my information I need for IRS but I don't know which year to file with the identity theft they have been stealing from the IRS from the state and the federal they have been filing taxes in my name and I need you to run my name real quick and find out what all I need to do for IRS
Federal Taxes Deductions & Credits Estimates and Other Taxes Paid Estimates   START or UPDATE   
I paid quarterly taxes for 2025, but I don't know where to enter them.
I have this problem also. None of the suggestions here fixed it.
If the form is blank for the state and local income, then entries online must all be blank. A zero will stop the program. You may have entered zeroes because the program found a dot or a ghost space ... See more...
If the form is blank for the state and local income, then entries online must all be blank. A zero will stop the program. You may have entered zeroes because the program found a dot or a ghost space something not completely blank in your state and local section. Go through each state and local spot and be sure to completely delete each field. Sometimes a form will list a state with no other information, delete it and leave it completely blank.  
Why do I keep getting an error about connection
Its been already 3 weeks since I filed my taxes. How long before amend will be made available?
Follow these steps to add and then subtract the 1099 MISC already reported w2: The w2 is reported as it must be The 1099-MISC entry, follow these steps: Open your return to federal wages and... See more...
Follow these steps to add and then subtract the 1099 MISC already reported w2: The w2 is reported as it must be The 1099-MISC entry, follow these steps: Open your return to federal wages and income Scroll down to Other Common Income Select  1099-MISC Enter payer's EIN, name and your income Continue Describe -something like waiting time penalty Continue None of these apply Continue Select No, not like my main job - this must be a no for the program to work correctly Select got it in 2025 ONLY -- selecting any extra boxes will change it to self employment Select No intent to earn money - this money was not you trying to earn extra money like a side job Now to remove the income: Scroll down to Less Common Income Locate Miscellaneous Income, 1099-A, 1099-C, Start/ Edit Scroll to the bottom Other reportable income, Start Other taxable income? Select YES Description 1099-Misc  for income reported in w2 Amount, enter your negative amount, use a minus sign in front. Example: -1,000 Continue
It's been released. I sold a rental property and the update wasn't taking into account the original land value. I had to delete the current asset and start a new one to get TT to ask the correct ques... See more...
It's been released. I sold a rental property and the update wasn't taking into account the original land value. I had to delete the current asset and start a new one to get TT to ask the correct questions.  
I have a 1099-Q that is coded as a trustee-to-trustee transfer.  Turbo Tax is counting this as income even though it's just a transfer between plans; this should be non-taxable.  Is this a bug in the... See more...
I have a 1099-Q that is coded as a trustee-to-trustee transfer.  Turbo Tax is counting this as income even though it's just a transfer between plans; this should be non-taxable.  Is this a bug in the software?  How do I resolve?