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It depends. According to the Georgia Department of Revenue IT-511 Instruction Booklet (page 23 line 19), you are allowed to subtract "100% of the premium paid for high deductible health plans". Howev... See more...
It depends. According to the Georgia Department of Revenue IT-511 Instruction Booklet (page 23 line 19), you are allowed to subtract "100% of the premium paid for high deductible health plans". However, the instructions clarify that this only applies to the extent the amount has not been included in your federal adjusted gross income (AGI). If your pay stub shows these as "pre-tax" deductions, the benefit is already reflected in your lower federal AGI, and you cannot claim it again on your state return.   If it has not been deducted on a "pre-tax" bases, you may deduct this on your GA return.  In the Georgia interview, continue until you reach the screen Here's the income that Georgia handles differently. Then locate High Deductible Health Plan Contributions and Start/Revisit to enter the premium amount.
TurboTax can only give you an estimated date.   Only the IRS and your State control when and if a Federal or State tax refund is Approved and Issued.   Once a tax return has been Accepted by ... See more...
TurboTax can only give you an estimated date.   Only the IRS and your State control when and if a Federal or State tax refund is Approved and Issued.   Once a tax return has been Accepted by the IRS or a State, TurboTax receives no further information concerning the tax return or the status of any tax refund.    If accepted by the IRS use the federal tax refund website to check the refund status - https://www.irs.gov/refunds If accepted by the state use this TurboTax support FAQ to check the state tax refund status - https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-refund/track-state-refund/L3jgO8PGs_...   After the tax return has been Accepted by the IRS (meaning only that they received the return) it will be in the Processing mode until the tax refund has been Approved and then an Issue Date will be available on the IRS website.
I am also having same problem as Oliver and ShiftTax.  We have no Charitable Contributions in this S-Corp, but it is requiring me to attach a signed Form 8283 from an appraiser when attempting to E-f... See more...
I am also having same problem as Oliver and ShiftTax.  We have no Charitable Contributions in this S-Corp, but it is requiring me to attach a signed Form 8283 from an appraiser when attempting to E-file.  As you continue on, it then is forcing me to print a form 8822-B Change of Address form.  Neither of these items are applicable.   I did not see where a solution was shown for either Oliver or ShiftTax.  Please let us know how to resolve this glitch in TurboTax.  All updates are installed - it shows "Your software is up to date."   Thank you.
As xmasbaby0 said, “The IRS guideline is that refunds are issued within 21 days”, provided they are: Electronically filed  With Direct Deposit,  And provided there are no other issues. ... See more...
As xmasbaby0 said, “The IRS guideline is that refunds are issued within 21 days”, provided they are: Electronically filed  With Direct Deposit,  And provided there are no other issues. To check your tax refund status in TurboTax,  Sign in to your account and  Go to the "Tax Home" or "Order Details" screen  It'll tell you if your return was accepted. If you want to know the status of your tax return,  you should use the  IRS Where's My Refund website.  You'll need Your Social Security or individual taxpayer ID number (ITIN) Your filing status The exact refund amount on your return Things that can delay a refund:
This is still an issue as of 3/8/2026.  The issue I’m having is with line 14 of form 40.  ITC updated their instructions 3/2/2026.  Any idea when TT will push through the updates?  Horrible time expl... See more...
This is still an issue as of 3/8/2026.  The issue I’m having is with line 14 of form 40.  ITC updated their instructions 3/2/2026.  Any idea when TT will push through the updates?  Horrible time explaining to anyone with TT on the phone. 
Daughter graduated college at end of 2024, and is not a dependent in 2025. When doing her tax return in desktop turbotax deluxe, and reviewing for federal errors it says "Check This Entry", brings u... See more...
Daughter graduated college at end of 2024, and is not a dependent in 2025. When doing her tax return in desktop turbotax deluxe, and reviewing for federal errors it says "Check This Entry", brings up this personal worksheet and says "Enrollmentstatus must be entered".   In part 1 - Student Status, question 1 is "Was this person a student during 2025" and it is checked to Yes.   But she was not a student.  I cant uncheck it directly in the worksheet.  In the personal interview we answered No to the question of was she a student in 2025.   How can we make this go away?
Under the One Big Beautiful Bill, tips under $25,000 may qualify for a new tax deduction for workers earning $150,000 or less. To reflect your tip wages under $25,000 and claim the deduction: 1. ... See more...
Under the One Big Beautiful Bill, tips under $25,000 may qualify for a new tax deduction for workers earning $150,000 or less. To reflect your tip wages under $25,000 and claim the deduction: 1. Report your tip income fully, including these wages, in the Wages & Income section. 2. TurboTax should guide you to enter tip wages not reported on your W-2 using the Tips Not Reported on My W-2 option. 3. The deduction for tip income is applied as a below-the-line deduction on Schedule 1-A (Part II - No Tax on Tips) as part of your tax return. 4. Ensure your total income does not exceed $150,000 to qualify for this deduction. Note that the tips remain taxable for Social Security and Medicare purposes, but this bill provides an income tax deduction benefit for qualifying tip income under $25,000.
See our help article which details How to Enter Solo 401k contributions in TurboTax. 
As xmasbaby0 said, “The IRS guideline is that refunds are issued within 21 days”, provided they are: Electronically filed  With Direct Deposit,  And provided there are no other issues. ... See more...
As xmasbaby0 said, “The IRS guideline is that refunds are issued within 21 days”, provided they are: Electronically filed  With Direct Deposit,  And provided there are no other issues. To check your tax refund status in TurboTax,  Sign in to your account and  Go to the "Tax Home" or "Order Details" screen  It'll tell you if your return was accepted. If you want to know the status of your tax return,  you should use the  IRS Where's My Refund website.  You'll need Your Social Security or individual taxpayer ID number (ITIN) Your filing status The exact refund amount on your return Things that can delay a refund:
Also it’s the same reason code. Rule Number: F8962-070 Rule Number Description: The IRS is expecting Form 1095-A and Form 8962 to be included with your return. You would have received Form 1095-A if... See more...
Also it’s the same reason code. Rule Number: F8962-070 Rule Number Description: The IRS is expecting Form 1095-A and Form 8962 to be included with your return. You would have received Form 1095-A if your health insurance was obtained through a Marketplace.
Your two rentals can offset each other, but only within the passive-activity loss rules. That’s why the extra $1,000 loss isn’t showing up on your Form 1040.   The IRS considers all rental real e... See more...
Your two rentals can offset each other, but only within the passive-activity loss rules. That’s why the extra $1,000 loss isn’t showing up on your Form 1040.   The IRS considers all rental real estate to be passive, even if you “actively participate,” unless you qualify as a real estate professional. Under these rules, losses can only offset passive income—not wages or other types of income. That’s why TurboTax stops at zero instead of letting the extra $1,000 lower your federal income.   All is not lost however. The "extra" $1000 is a passive loss carryover this year to be used  as a suspended loss until you have passive income to offset it in future years or dispose of the property in a qualifying way.   How Passive Loss Carryover Works for Rental Property
I wonder if this is the same issue we had on ours. We had energy credit for central heat and air installed. we filed and it was accepted with a refund. The irs reviewed and now say we owe when i aske... See more...
I wonder if this is the same issue we had on ours. We had energy credit for central heat and air installed. we filed and it was accepted with a refund. The irs reviewed and now say we owe when i asked it was because of the energy deduction they said the code that i got for our brand off the irs website isnt allowed and one of our forms says house is not in the us but other form does.  I called turbo tax and they say they dont see any of that and they can see im due for a refund. The irs says that i can appeal and submit my proof that i purchased item with code from their website which im going to do when we get the letter from the irs.    
It says voided. I received it on 3/6 so I’m wondering if I should give it some time to update in the irs system??? Because I tried to file again without it and it got rejected again. 
Mine comes up as an error and If I go to the form to enter it it stays blank.  This has obviously NOT been fixed.   TurboTax PC
You can Clear and Start Over to remove data, provided you haven't paid or filed the tax return.    Sign into TurboTax. You may have to bring up the additional options on the left sidebar ... See more...
You can Clear and Start Over to remove data, provided you haven't paid or filed the tax return.    Sign into TurboTax. You may have to bring up the additional options on the left sidebar On the center panel select Personal Info [Continue] This will bring up additional options on the left sidebar. On the left sidebar ‌ Select the Switch Products drop down arrow. Click Clear and start over. You can view the TurboTax Video How do I clear and start over?  
Federal Return was rejected. TTax indicates If Form 1040, "IRADistrbutionRolloverInd", "IRADistributionQCDInd" or "IRADdistributionOtherInd" is checked, then "IRADistributionsAmt' or 'TaxableIRAAmnt... See more...
Federal Return was rejected. TTax indicates If Form 1040, "IRADistrbutionRolloverInd", "IRADistributionQCDInd" or "IRADdistributionOtherInd" is checked, then "IRADistributionsAmt' or 'TaxableIRAAmnt' must have a non-zero value. This return cannot be filed at this time due to a processing error that will be corrected on March 13, 2026. On or after this date, open the rejected return, review for errors, and resubmit the return for electronic filing."  (ScreenShot below)   Does this error indicate something the filer can correct or something that INTUIT/Employer/IRS is going to correct? Thanks in advance, Scott
It depends. If you take the standard mileage rate, the IRS considers things like gap insurance and service contracts to be part of the per-mile amount. You can list them as separate expenses if you c... See more...
It depends. If you take the standard mileage rate, the IRS considers things like gap insurance and service contracts to be part of the per-mile amount. You can list them as separate expenses if you choose the actual expense method.   If you do choose to deduct actual expenses, you must also calculate your business use percentage. For example, if you use the car for personal errands 20% of the time, you can only deduct 80% of the cost of the gap insurance. Keeping a detailed mileage log is the best way to prove these percentages if the IRS ever asks.   Here is an article you may find helpful: Standard Mileage Rate vs. Actual Auto Expense