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Il y a plusieurs TP-80 dont : TP-80 E pour Entreprise TP-80 C pour Commissions TP-80 P pour Professionnels.   Veuillez vérifier le formulaire qui correspond à votre activité.    Nous faisons des tests présentement pour identifier le problème.    Avisez-nous si cela débloque. 

I am having the exact same issue.  I called Turbo Tax and spoke to a person.  I told that person that I am being forced, by Turbo Tax, to mark the EIC IL-EITC box.  I also told the person that I do not qualify for federal EIC or Illinois IL-EITC.  The person tried to figure out why I was being forced to mark the box and he was not able to figure out why.  Then he said that if I mark the box, for a credit I don't qualify for, that it will not change my Illinois tax.  Then he immediately hung up, he didn't even say good-bye.  This call was on March 7th.

They did accept it electronically.  I don't think it would get rejected for this reason, even if you deleted the whole form, maybe.  I think the bigger risk is that they audit the return, though honestly I think that risk is low since I did not get a PTC.  I think the real risk is not doing anything, allow TT to calculate a PTC as it wants, and THEN it will be more likely to get audited.  I'd be very surprised if they don't have a simple flag in the system. If (HRA, PTC=0, audit)  

@GlueFactoryBJJ wrote: I can't afford to upgrade any of my PCs to a TPM 2.0/Win11-compatible PC.  It sounds like you just need to pack it in and use one of H&R Block's desktop products. They all support Windows 10 and the equivalent versions are much less expensive than TurboTax.

@rainwater681343823    Some folks who are using Desktop software have "Supporting Details" worksheet attached to a $0 that they can't seem to change.   Double-clicking on the zero usually brings up that worksheet for you to enter the proper amount...or to delete that worksheet entirely.   Either that, or maybe you are trying to delete or change a zero that is fed-in from some other sheet..... that would depend on exactly where you find the zero you don't like.

For gross income on Form 1116, you should report only the taxable gain, not the full proceeds (proceeds - selling expenses) - cost basis = taxable gain.   No. You typically would not use the cost basis as a "definitely related expense". These are expenses that are directly attributable to the income that you report on Line 1a. Therefore, you should not list those same amounts again as expenses on Line 2.    To return to your Form 1116, you can type, "foreign tax credit" in the search box located at the top right of your screen and then click on "jump to foreign tax credit"   When inputing your information for the Foreign Tax Credit in the Deductions & credits section, you will be asked to enter the country. This is an important step, needed to run adjustment factors. Once you have inputted all of the information during the TurboTax interview process, you might find that the amount will be lower than your Schedule D gain.

@GlueFactoryBJJ wrote: Man, Linux, for all its faults and foibles, is looking better and better.  At least with that, I'll get another 5-10 years out of my PC. Sigh! Linux may be "looking better and better" for some purposes but you won't be preparing your income tax returns running that OS if that's all you've got; no consumer-level DIY software supports Linux.

Thanks Amy, my reply: All my inventory are surge protectors and ethernet cables and occasionally something else computer related. 2. In Turbotax Home & Biz Desktop for Windows I cannot find a Self-Employment section under Wages and Income. 3. My mistake I meant the cost of purchases. So the cost of all the inventory I sold during the year. I put these Cost of Purchases section at the end of the Inventory/Cost of Goods Sold section? Or somewhere else? 5. I mean I charged inventory sold using the same Square setup as I charged labor too. I kept track of the labor costs. So the cost of goods sold throughout the year is the total Square transactions minus the total Square labor transactions. Do I need to track individual inventory restocking purchases every time I replace a surge protector, cable, or other?

You paid 2024 state tax estimated payment in Jan 2025. Follow these steps: Go to Federal > Deductions & Credits. Locate Estimates and Other Taxes Paid. Click Start/Revisit next to State Estimated Taxes. 2024 state estimated taxes paid in 2025 By correctly dating it in 2025, TurboTax should realize it is not deductible on your 2024 Federal Schedule A (since you didn't pay it in 2024), which often clears the conflict on the Refund Worksheet. I agree that you do not want to file a return with an override but sometimes a temporary override will break the cycle and reset the program. If the program is still not working, try an override and go through the step by step section completely through the federal and state and look for where information changed. Correct items in step by step and then you can cancel the override.   Finally, sometimes you will see an error popping up until you have finished a state return and the program has a chance to put all the pieces together.

Si vous avez acheté TurboImpôt Enligne, vous devez activer le code afin de l'associer à votre compte Intuit en ligne.    Veuillez utiliser ce lien pour l'activer à votre compte. Ce code peut être activé une seule fois dans un seul compte. Toutes les déclarations doivent être produites à partir de ce compte.   Selon la version du produit acheter (exemple: Deluxe), tant que vous n'avez pas fait de mise à niveau ("upgrade") ou fait l'ajout de services supplémentaires comme Revue-Conseil, vous n'aurez rien à payer. Arrivé à la page de paiement, le système vous demandera si vous désirez appliquer la déclaration au code.   Merci de choisir TurboImpôt.

@sweiner7    OK...then another FIX.  Didn't realize you uploaded PDF files.   Delete the 1099–INT or 1099-DIV forms you imported as PDF files.   Those PDF uploads can cause all kinds of errors......probably on worksheets that only desktop users can access and correct..   Delete each one and enter them manually...."Type it in myself".   Only imports of specialized tax files, directly from the creator of those 1099-INT or -DIV forms, are error free 96.22% of the time   Yes...someday.... the A.I. that is used to interpret those PDF forms will be able to do that without error, but not yet

@Utilisateur_mpomr   @LT1903    En date du 8 mars, le seul formulaire qui est encore verrouillé est le TP-726.7 de Revenu Québec pour gains en capital. Ce formulaire est verrouillé dans TurboImpôt Bureau et TurboImpôt en ligne. Si vous avez besoin de ce formulaire, merci de patienter encore quelques jours.    Même avec le logiciel Bureau, effacez les cookies et videz la mémoire-cache de votre navigateur. Voici comment au besoin:  Vider la mémoire-cache Fermez et ouvrez de nouveau le logiciel en vous assurant que vous êtes administrateur.    Cliquez à droite de l'icon TurboImpôt sur l'ecran de votre bureau ( 1) et cliquez Run as administrator (2).     Quelques fois pour Revenu Québec, changer de navigateur fait le truc. Google et Google Chrome sont préférables.    Merci de choisir TurboImpôt  

Thank you.  I had the same issue when using the desktop version of TurboTax Premier.  No IRA distributions but two 1099-R to report for a 401K to IRA rollover and a Roth 401K to Roth IRA rollover.  Line 4 on Form 1040 has the rollover box checked but no amounts.  Line 5 on Form 1040 has the rollover box checked and company distributions.   Filed over the weekend and the federal form was rejected for this reason "F1040-478 - If Form 1040, 'IRADistributionRolloverInd', 'IRADistributionQCDInd' or 'IRADistributionOtherInd' is checked, then 'IRADistributionsAmt' or 'TaxableIRAAmt' must have a non-zero value.