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Merci pour la réponse. Veuillez vous assurer que toutes les réponses dans le formulaire TP64.3 sont répondues.   Assurez-vous que vous que vous n'avez pas deux formulaires TP64.3. Si vous en avez deux, svp fermer ceux qui sont inutilisés en suivant la méthode suivante:   En mode Formulaires, allez en bas de la page et cliquez sur Formulaires. Ouvrez le formulaire qui n'est pas utilisé ou nécessaire. Allez dans Édition – Formulaire et effacez le formulaire courant. Revenez à Édition – Formulaire, puis cliquez sur Fermer les formulaires inutilisés.   Merci de nous dire si ça fonctionne.  

In TurboTax, open your tax return and click on Federal Taxes, then Deductions & Credits Under All tax breaks, locate the section named Estimates and Other Taxes Paid and click Show more Click on Start next to Estimates Click here to jump to the tax payments section, if logged in using TurboTax Online/Mobile

I helped my brother refinance his house to take money out of it in 2020 for my moms medical bills so I was added to the loan.  Last year my brother sold his house and he received 100% sale proceeds and I received nothing because I was only an owner on paper never wanted anything to do with his house.  I never received a 1099S form and just wanted to know should I report sale on my taxes even though I received zero sale proceeds.

If you purchased TurboTax Online (DIY), you must activate the code to link it to your Intuit Online account. Please use this link to activate it for your account. This code can only be activated once in a single account. All returns must be filed from this account. https://shop.app.intuit.com/activate?rootProfile=ca&locale=en-ca   Depending on the version of the product purchased (e.g., Deluxe), as long as you haven't upgraded or added extra services such as Assist & Review, you won't have to pay anything. On the payment page, you will be asked if you wish to apply the declaration to the code.   If you bought TurboTax Desktop, you need to download the software onto your computer from this link: https://turbotax.intuit.ca/tax/software/download   Install it, and, as you follow the steps, the application will ask you to activate your product. Here's a link explaining all the steps involved in installing the Desktop version https://turbotax.community.intuit.ca/turbotax-support/en-ca/help-article/install-products/understanding-turbotax-product-licence-code/L7Krevtot_CA_en_CA?uid=m5ii71mc For the 2nd and 3rd installations, at the step asking for the account info, you have to enter the account information where the code was originally activated.   Thank you for choosing TurboTax.

Did you make an estimated payment?  Or have taxes withheld from the 1099R?   To enter Federal or State Estimated Taxes Paid, including a state estimated payment made in January for the prior year, go to Federal on left or at top (Personal for Home & Business) Deductions and Credits Then scroll way down to Estimates and Other Taxes Paid Estimates - click the Start or Update button   I read a post that you may have to expand or go to Other common situations. Or maybe uncommon situations. Or look for More Tax Breaks.

thanks so much for those instructions. for each point, here's what i have or some followup questions...   0. you said to look on Kelly Bluebook's website for the Fair Market Value, but, that's not working. it does find my car by VIN, but when it comes time to show its value, it says "Info Unavailable" - maybe because its so old?   1. total life miles: 231,954   2. total biz miles (just 10 for last year) divided by total miles (231,954) = 23,195.4 (is that right? how is that a percentage?)   3. you said to take the "original cost of the vehicle" but i don't know what that was back in 1993.  - and is the "Business Cost" the same as the "Cost of Property"?   4. sale price ($100) x the biz % (i can't do that since i don't know the original cost).   5. you said to "calculate all the business miles by year" with the SMR for depreciation rate.   - for "every" year since 1993 or since 2006 when i started using it for business?  - how do i "calculate" that? for example, below you listed "2025: $.33". would i multiply that be the total business miles used for each year?  - you gave a link to the IRS Pub 463 webpage for a chart, but i'm not finding any charts on that page that list the year & dollars/cents like you listed. - where would i enter all that for 'each' year? why wouldn't it just be for last year, the tax year i'm doing taxes for?   6. i don't understand, i put the sale price on the screen with the make/model, under 6,000 lbs, the date i started using for biz, & the date i sold it. you said to NOT indicate it was sold. how? by not putting the date of sale there? on the next screen is where i selected that i "started using as a personal vehicle 100% in 2025" (see screenshot from last post).   7. so all the info i need is for these 6 fields, then i have all but the last 2:  - Description (1993 Honda Civic)  - Date Acquired (1993, i don't remember the month & day)  - Date Sold (7/10/2025)  - Total Sales Price ($100)  - Cost of Property (?)  - Depreciation on Property (?)   ...are there other fields that show up after filling in these? if not, then why find a chart showing the SMR amount for every year? there's only 1 field to enter that number.   thanks again for the help!!!!!!!   EDIT: added new screenshot of what i'm seeing.   OH one more thing - when i go to the "Any Other Property Sales" page to select the "Sales of a biz prop" (the first option), the second option "Recapture" is always automatically checked. i tried UNchecking it, but it keeps returning. is that right?

In the Personal Info section, if you Edit your dependent, you're asked who the parent(s) are.  If you're filing as Married Filing Jointly and choose one person as the parent, you get some follow-up questions on whether you're 'letting the other parent claim' and also if 'a relative helped support'.  These may be the questions you're referring to.    Be sure to step through the Education section again.  At the Education Summary page, use the pencil icon to Edit your student's info and expenses.   @marrs 

Ok... So for the last year out of the 4 he reports the difference between those two amounts as taxable income, then unlike in previous years nobody takes the AOTC? He cannot as he is my dependent.    It still doesn't make sense that he is showing as "someone else can claim him" when 3 reps have checked that he is entered appropriately as a dependent. 

Yes, if you're not ready to complete your return, you can sign out at any time, and sign back in and your prior progress and data will be saved. The program will usually invite you to pick up right where you left of as well, so you won't have to flip through interview screens you've already answered.