All Posts

I cam here for help as well a few weeks ago so I'm no expert on anything but the ESU did resolve my TT issue with W10.  I won't update to W11, I'll be buying a new laptop BEFORE 2026 tax time LOL  

I was told by another expert on this forum NOT to add improvements to the original cost, but to add them to the sales expenses. See here: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/investments-and-rental-properties/discussion/adusted-cost-basis-for-sold-rental-property-not-transferring-to-state-return-how-to-fix/00/3822629?relatedcontent=3822629   Which is it?

@Francine55  Si tu vas voir ce qu'à écrit martinebrosseau dans son premier et deuxième message de la page 3 de cette discussion, tu vas comprendre pourquoi tu as vu apparaitre "[email address removed]" dans une réponse donnée. 😉  

I think I have found a workaround for my situation.     My situtation:  Married filing jointly and I need to submit form 5329-S (works for 5329-T too) since my spouse has an inherited IRA which she didn't take a RMD from due to the IRA getting transferred from one account to another.  We took a corrective action and took the distribution ASAP in 2026 (the missed deadline was Dec 31, 2025) and are seeking a full and complete waiver of the penalty.   Broken Workflow: On form 5329-S , Part IX (for example, I'll use $1000 as the RMD) Line 52b:   Entered $1000 Line 53b: Entered $0 Waiver of Tax Smart Worksheet: A: Entered $1000 (amount lights up as RED to indicate an error) Explain: Entered a reasonable explanation (seemed to save just fine).   The issue is that TurboTax insists section A of the waiver is incorrect and it remains RED.  As a result, Line 54b is not calculated to be $0 as it should be.   The Workaround: I entered the information in section B of the Waiver of Tax Smart Worksheet instead:   Waiver for Tax Smart Worksheet: B: Entered $1000 (the amount is BLUE to indicate no error) Explain: Entered a reasonable explanation.   The result is that line 54b reads correctly: SEE STMT RC 1000 Calculated Value $0   Verification: Printed just the form and it contains all the information (including explanation) necessary. I'm not quite ready to file yet, but I believe since there are no error, I won't have an issue filing electronically.   Hope that helps someone out! This is beyond frustrating after having paid for the product.   TurboTax, get your act together!  

Thanks for the info Susan..  i see they scheduled maintenance on the revenuequebec.ca. Been trying to check for errors but i'm locked out  and not able to submit my quebec return however my federal return got sent ok. Hoping this was just a maintenance thing in quebec yesterday as well. If not is it possible that TP-726.7 would stop other forms from going thru as i dont use this form? I keep  getting the message that you will require a final version of your forms prior to submitting your returns. Seems odd, i'm hoping when all forms are finalized things will go thru smoothly.  Sunday March 8, 2026 12:45 a.m. to 1 p.m

You can follow the steps in this help article to get back in touch with your assigned Expert or another one.   See also this help article that explains the steps in the Full Service process. @ro050408 

Nous n'avons rien de spécifique dans les crédits disponibles pour le Québec à cet effet. Ça ne signifie pas qu'il n'y a rien de disponible.    Nous vous suggérons de communiquer directement avec Revenu Québec afin de savoir si des programmes sont offerts pour l'aménagement d'un drain français et d'une pompe puisard.    Merci de choisir TurboImpôt

Yes, you can remove your Illinois state tax filing.  As a Servicemember you do not have to file in the state you are stationed in, just your State of Legal Residency (SLR/Home of Record).  See Military Personnel Tax Tips - TurboTax for more details and information.     In TurboTax, from the list of states, just delete from the list.  See How do I delete my state return in TurboTax Online?    

I have made the change as miscellaneous income, and $179.82 shows up on Form 1040 line 1h.   When I receive a 1099-R in 2027 (Tax year 2026), there should be 2 forms.   Should I report or ignore the $179.82 on the Form 1099-R since I already reported it on my 2025 tax return? Even if it's code P, do I still report it in 2026? - As it is already taxed in 2025, and should not affect my 2026 taxes.   I will report the 1099-R for earnings $18.14 on my 2026 tax return. Form 1099-R Code 8