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If TurboTax is asking for your estranged husband's AGI and you can not access his information, you can try to request an IRS transcript online or try enter $0. Also, your Identity Protection PIN (IP PIN) can be used for verification if you have one.   If you enter $0 it is likely your return will be e-filed successfully. It may take longer to process.   Get your tax records and transcripts How do I find last year's AGI?    

When entering the IRS form 1099-DA manually, some are reporting in box 1b Name of the digital asset the correct number of digits so that some record of the actual transaction is maintained.   Such as, 0.00000205 BTC   You are correct, entry into box 1c Number of units is limited.

@allen grace wrote: I am trying to confirm that a Windows 10 Version of Turbotax is not made for 2025?  I will be disappointed if that is the case but if it is.  What competitive program would you suggest? Both TaxAct and H&R Block support Windows 10 for their desktop (installed) programs.   TurboTax does not support Windows 10 for their desktop versions.

Good to know, thanks for confirming there is not a current method of importing this data into TurboTax.  I can confirm that H&R software has a built in feature that is very similar to It's Deductible (ID). H&R helps you value your donations and once completed with a specific donation group of items, you can then start another donation. The details of each donation is kept within the software and visible for review. Not as flexible as "ID" and I am sure your software, but it is built in and it's valuation is very close to what "ID" calculated. I exported all my 2025 donations from ID with the values assigned. I then entered all items into H&R  and it calculated a similar valuation. I am not hyping H&R, I have no vested interest in H&R.  At my own expense I purchased 2025 TutboTax and H&R Block so I could run a parallel to evaluate the the two packages. I find the primary user interface of TT easier to navigate by jumping to the items you want to complete, while offering a "guide you through it" process for new users.  I have used TT for YEARS and would prefer to keep using it, but this disregard for Intuit's customers is appalling. We had this feature in TT for years and was included as part of the total purchase price of TT. So, even IF there is eventually a method of importing donation data from a 3rd party software like your "That's A Write-Off ", we users will be paying an additional fee for a feature that was previously  included in our TT costs.

Before 'import' functions became available, what was entered in a tax return was a Category Summary Total, and this is still acceptable.  Remember the IRS already has copies of all your 1099's.    When the browser window opens for you to Sign In to your broker, try 'Allowing' LAN in the icon to the left of the URL address.   @ameadows     

The issues with entries on Form 8283 and donations of stock have been reported by other users and have been elevated for investigation. It has since been confirmed as an issue by our development team.     We are working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible, and you can sign up here for updates.    In the alternative, as long as the dollar amounts are correct, you could also choose to continue to file.   See this TurboTax tips article for more information about Form 8283. @fla2025  @sallyawalk  @vasto7   

Reinstalling the TurboTax desktop software will not restore any lost data. Your tax files (ending in .taxYYYY) are saved on your hard drive, not in the program itself.    Try searching your computer for any tax files (check your recycle bin or any backups in OneDrive or external drives) to recover your lost data.    Click here for How do I find my tax data file (.tax file) on my Windows computer?  

It depends.  it is likely that this is the result of how different types of income are taxed or credits.    Even with a taxable income of $112,000, your final tax liability could be lower than expected if a large portion of your income comes is long-term capital gains or qualified dividends. These types of income have a favorable rate, which you can find here.   Another possibility is that you have tax credits, such as the Child Tax Credit or credits for energy-efficient home improvements and electric vehicles. These credits reduce the amount you owe dollar-for-dollar after the initial tax is calculated. For example, if you have one child, that would reduce your tax by $2,200.   You can check how the tax was computed by reviewing your 1040, in TurboTax Online navigate 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.

You need to Amend your Federal return first (even if you're not actually changing it), since the State return takes data from the Federal.  Step through your Federal return, and you should be asked if you want to amend your state return too.  Then step through the State return.     Make sure you saved a copy of the originally filed return and your previous amendment.  If you're amending from the first amendment, make sure you have the right data file loaded up.  Confirm that what you want to amend in your state return doesn't require any change in your Federal return too.     Here's more info on How to Amend a Prior Year State Return.   @RealGenius 

Do you have a question for the user forum?    Or are you trying to contact your "Live" expert?   If you are trying to contact a "Live" expert: https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/product-setup/connect-tax-expert-turbotax-live/L73wOZD5D_US_en_US?uid=m8zw1pbb  

If your TurboTax license code is not working make sure you are using the desktop version (not an online account), enter the code without dashes, and check for any typos.    Other things you can try: Change your Windows display settings to 100% or 125%.  Temporarily disable your VPN  Disable your firewall settings that may block your TurboTax activation.   Uninstall and reinstall the application.  If these don't work, contact TurboTax Support