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Hi,   I rented out some rooms in my primary residence for a number of years through the end of 2024 but never "took" any depreciation on the sch E as i incorrectly assumed that depreciation was onl... See more...
Hi,   I rented out some rooms in my primary residence for a number of years through the end of 2024 but never "took" any depreciation on the sch E as i incorrectly assumed that depreciation was only applicable if the whole property was treated as a rental.    In 2025 I sold  my home and  i  now understand  the need to factor in  this accumulated amount. I understand the the percentage of the space rented is used to determine the amount of business use and then flow to adjusting the basis  (value of iimprovements only as of date put in service ) in calculating taxable capital gain and and recapture.    I waded into the rental screen and after choosing the "the proerty was sold "  it then asked me if the rental space was rented out partially or not at all for 2025.  The rented rooms were not rented out at all because i was getting the property reading to be put on the market so no income to declare.  I chose that option.  The program then  would not procede any further with the process.  If i do not say it was not rented at all  then it allows me to procede but i am concerned that it might be affecting the calculations.  Am i doing something wrong or out of sequence ?   Also, it asked for number of days of rental use versus personal use.  Since i had no rental activity at all, can this be ignored or do i have to input something?   Lastly, is there a correct order of first inputing the sale of residence  and the sale of the rental in the rent section or does it not matter and turbo tax will sort it all for me.  This is all new to me and trying to get it right. 
If you’re not receiving TurboTax’s verification code emails, try these fixes, in order:   1) Check email issues, search your inbox for “Intuit” and “security code.” Also, check Spam. Add do_not_r... See more...
If you’re not receiving TurboTax’s verification code emails, try these fixes, in order:   1) Check email issues, search your inbox for “Intuit” and “security code.” Also, check Spam. Add do_not_reply@intuit.com and notifications@intuit.com to contacts or your allowed list. If you use a custom domain, allow these IPs/domains with your provider: intuit.com, notification.intuit.com, elasticemail.com.   2) On the TurboTax sign-in screen, use “I forgot my User ID/Password” to see which email(s) are linked and make sure it is the right email. If you have multiple Intuit accounts, try the alternate email or mobile number on file.   3) Choose “Text me a code” or “Call me with a code” if your phone is listed. If offered, use an authenticator app code (from when you set up 2-step verification). If prompted, use backup codes you may have saved when enabling 2-step verification.   4) Click “Didn’t get a code? Resend” and wait 2–3 minutes between attempts. Don’t request multiple codes rapidly; only the latest code works. Keep the sign-in window open; switching devices/browsers can invalidate codes.   5) Use an incognito/private window, or a different browser. Disable ad/script blockers for intuit.com; clear cache/cookies. Ensure your system time/timezone is correct; out-of-sync clocks can fail verification.   6) Go to accounts.intuit.com -> Sign in & security -> 2-step verification and verify or update your contact options once you can get in. If still locked out of codes, use the account recovery flow at accounts.intuit.com -> “I forgot my user ID or password” -> “Confirm my account a different way,” and follow the prompts.   If unsuccessful, contact TurboTax Support to manually verify your identity and update your login email.
Our TurboTax team has identified the issue and is actively working on a resolution.   Sign up for notifications on when this issue will be fixed using the link below: Why am I getting address e... See more...
Our TurboTax team has identified the issue and is actively working on a resolution.   Sign up for notifications on when this issue will be fixed using the link below: Why am I getting address errors for my Home Energy credit when the address has already been added and is correct?  
Yes, if you receive a pension or other distribution from a New York State government pension plan, you may subtract the amount of distribution that was included in your federal adjusted gross income.... See more...
Yes, if you receive a pension or other distribution from a New York State government pension plan, you may subtract the amount of distribution that was included in your federal adjusted gross income. See New York State subtraction modifications.   In TurboTax, you will be able to indicate that it should be excluded in the federal section, in the entry for your 1099-R.  
Can someone please tell me on the Massachusetts Individual Return form1, under part 3 (wages, salary,tips , then under Pension types, no boxes are populated automatically from the drop downs? Should ... See more...
Can someone please tell me on the Massachusetts Individual Return form1, under part 3 (wages, salary,tips , then under Pension types, no boxes are populated automatically from the drop downs? Should I populate them manually? Also, of the two pensions I inputted, for the pension amount for a distribution from a work 401 rolled over to an Traditional IRA, the amount is populated as ZERO. I know it is not taxed, but shouldn't there have been a dollar amount of the distribution in the field? It was a type G distribution on my 1099R.  Thanks for help.  
In TurboTax Online you can Clear and Start Over.  This will clear all data out of the return.    Sign into TurboTax. You may have to bring up the additional options on the left sidebar ... See more...
In TurboTax Online you can Clear and Start Over.  This will clear all data out of the 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 at the bottom 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?  
I am using the Mac version. As the original poster stated, "Add supporting details" is greyed out. command-I does not work, and double clicking does not work. As far as I can tell you no longer suppo... See more...
I am using the Mac version. As the original poster stated, "Add supporting details" is greyed out. command-I does not work, and double clicking does not work. As far as I can tell you no longer support this, which sucks because you also no longer accept multiple donations to the same charity. This is a big inconvenience compared to the last decade of TT
Please clarify as to whether you are still experiencing the issue. A fix was implemented, and we have received confirmation from other users that they were able to file after the program was updated ... See more...
Please clarify as to whether you are still experiencing the issue. A fix was implemented, and we have received confirmation from other users that they were able to file after the program was updated on the 6th.
Are you eligible for Head of Household filing status - https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-filing-status/qualify-head-household-2021/L0NxUtVc2_US_en_US
Here’s how to reopen your in‑progress amendment:   TurboTax Online Go to Tax Home > Your tax returns & documents > select the year > Amend (change) return > Continue amendment. TurboTax ... See more...
Here’s how to reopen your in‑progress amendment:   TurboTax Online Go to Tax Home > Your tax returns & documents > select the year > Amend (change) return > Continue amendment. TurboTax Desktop Open the same year’s software > File > Open Tax Return, and load your amended .tax20xx file (TurboTax flags it as an amended file once amend mode was started). Then go to the File/Finish & File section to revisit refund/payment (deposit) steps.
VA veterans disability from the Department of Veterans Affairs is not taxable and you do not need to report it.  If your benefits are from Military Disability VA disability and they are reported on F... See more...
VA veterans disability from the Department of Veterans Affairs is not taxable and you do not need to report it.  If your benefits are from Military Disability VA disability and they are reported on Form 1099-R, you will need to report them.    Is disability income taxable? Do I need to report my veteran disability payments?
Yes, interest from U.S. government obligations, including agencies like the Federal Farm Credit Bank (FFCB) and Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB), is exempt from Idaho state income tax. Since this intere... See more...
Yes, interest from U.S. government obligations, including agencies like the Federal Farm Credit Bank (FFCB) and Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB), is exempt from Idaho state income tax. Since this interest is included in your federal adjusted gross income, you should subtract it on your Idaho return to avoid double taxation.   
Can I change my filing status ? How to change my filing status to head of household?
Even though the IRS has already sent the funds, the bank may take up to 5-business days to process and deposit into your account.   You can keep monitoring your refund in the following link:   ... See more...
Even though the IRS has already sent the funds, the bank may take up to 5-business days to process and deposit into your account.   You can keep monitoring your refund in the following link:   What Is a Tax Refund?  
It sounds like TurboTax is applying a credit for taxes paid to Virginia to the DC return instead of DC income under reciprocity.  If you go back through the DC section, look for the Summary of Taxes ... See more...
It sounds like TurboTax is applying a credit for taxes paid to Virginia to the DC return instead of DC income under reciprocity.  If you go back through the DC section, look for the Summary of Taxes Paid to Other States and make sure you have zero.  @eli104   
I was just advised that the work on the Form 1099-Q box 4b for Qualified Tuition Program (QTP) transfers to Roth IRAs is still in progress, and that the updated target date for completion is March 19... See more...
I was just advised that the work on the Form 1099-Q box 4b for Qualified Tuition Program (QTP) transfers to Roth IRAs is still in progress, and that the updated target date for completion is March 19th. Update and check TurboTax on the 20th for releases from the 19th. @nikkiwags
No, you would only check the "Paid Family Leave" box if the payments you received were specifically for Family Leave, and not medical leave. If you have taken medical leave for your own health issue,... See more...
No, you would only check the "Paid Family Leave" box if the payments you received were specifically for Family Leave, and not medical leave. If you have taken medical leave for your own health issue, this is not considered to be "Family Leave".  Washington state generally does not issue Forms 1099 for medical leave. Per the State of Washington's Department of Revenue· "We are not providing 1099-Gs for medical leave, even if you took both family leave and medical leave".    Box 14 of Form W-2 usually shows premiums paid, not income that you received. It is your employee contribution. Benefits tied to an employee's contributions are generally not taxable.   You should enter your Form W-2 as it is shown, unless you think it is in error. If you believe your Form W-2 contains incorrect information or if you need to determine what Box 14 represents such as employee contributions vs employer contributions, you should contact your employer to discuss it and get a corrected form W-2 if necessary.     Click here for What's box 14 on my W-2 for?   If you have additional information or questions regarding this, please return to Community and we would be glad to help.  
You can Clear and Start Over to remove all of the 2024 information.    Sign into TurboTax. You may have to bring up the additional options on the left sidebar On the center panel sel... See more...
You can Clear and Start Over to remove all of the 2024 information.    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 at the bottom 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?