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Yes, it is fine where it is on Line 1 of Schedule 1.  You don't need to do anything.   The federal tax is the same on line 1 and line 8.   As long as it was subtracted on your NY return, you are done..
Instead of mailing the forms you can submit online.  According to the Colorado Department of Revenue:   Supporting documentation must be submitted to prove eligibility for credits and/or subtr... See more...
Instead of mailing the forms you can submit online.  According to the Colorado Department of Revenue:   Supporting documentation must be submitted to prove eligibility for credits and/or subtractions claimed. If your tax software does not support PDF attachments, Revenue Online(opens in new window) is the preferred method of submitting these documents because the copy will be added to your account. For more information see:  Income Tax Return Supporting Documentation    If you want to submit by mail, you can print a copy of the form by going to DR 1778 E-Filer Attachment Form  
Disregard, solved.  I made a mistake but don't know how to take down this question
how can i report a volunteer stipend without a 1099?
Your depreciation schedules are included when you print your return.  To print a prior year return in TurboTax Online:   Log in to TurboTax  On the Tax Home screen, scroll down to "Your tax... See more...
Your depreciation schedules are included when you print your return.  To print a prior year return in TurboTax Online:   Log in to TurboTax  On the Tax Home screen, scroll down to "Your tax returns & documents section." Select the year you need. Click on "Download/print return (PDF) to save or print your returns, schedules, and worksheets. If you used TurboTax Desktop, the files are stored on your computer.  
No, you don't need to attach a paper copy of Form 1099-NEC to your Massachusetts return, especially if you are filing electronically. The “Combined Tax Statement” you received is just the payer’s sub... See more...
No, you don't need to attach a paper copy of Form 1099-NEC to your Massachusetts return, especially if you are filing electronically. The “Combined Tax Statement” you received is just the payer’s substitute recipient copy and is valid for reporting your income. 
To enter Social Security benefits paid and reported on SSA-1099 in TurboTax Online:   In the menu on the left, select Federal, then Income  Select Wages and income summary  Scroll down t... See more...
To enter Social Security benefits paid and reported on SSA-1099 in TurboTax Online:   In the menu on the left, select Federal, then Income  Select Wages and income summary  Scroll down to "Social Security (SSA-1099, RRB-1099)"  Click on Start or Edit  Enter the information from your SSA-1099 
See #3 at this post on the five main points on the  1098-T: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/college-education/discussion/re-what-do-i-do-with-form-1098t/01/3760212#M63114    
this is for my 2024 tax return
If you deleted the form for Canadian Pension, the $0 on the Income Topics page is a display issue, but doesn't affect your return.   @next_milenium 
I followed the Step by Step - NY Inflation refund check in Turbotax as given.  In the last steps, it is mentioned that for federal confirmation, open your 1040- Look at Line 8z (Other income)-You sho... See more...
I followed the Step by Step - NY Inflation refund check in Turbotax as given.  In the last steps, it is mentioned that for federal confirmation, open your 1040- Look at Line 8z (Other income)-You should see your half (or all) of the refund included there. If Schedule 1 line 8z includes it AND IT-201 line 25 subtracts it, everything is correct. When I opened for my schedule 1 the NY Inflation refund amount is in line 1 Taxable refunds, credits, or offsets of state and income tax instead of line 8z.  I restarted all the steps a few times but turbotax always add it to line 1 in schedule 1.  Is it correct to leave it there?  If not how to change it.  Thanks in advance for your help.
You can claim the interest deduction, if you meet the three main requirements: You paid the interest You are legally obligated to pay it (co-signing counts) The student was your dependent, at... See more...
You can claim the interest deduction, if you meet the three main requirements: You paid the interest You are legally obligated to pay it (co-signing counts) The student was your dependent, at the time the loan was used to pay for qualified educational expenses (the TT pop up says “when you took out the loan”) If all that is true, you can claim the deduction even though 1098-E is in the student's name.