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Yes, you were putting 6a for taxable social security in 2024 - when it is really should be line 6b that shows taxable social security.     6a is total social security received and  6b is the taxable portion of the total on line 6a.   

@Bwana_Jones wrote: .......it's clear that several of the folks commenting on this issue attempted to enter/value their 2025 donations..... The features of ItsDeductible which are now missing are (a) the ability to enter and value donations as they are made throughout the tax year and, (b) the ability to then import that data directly into TurboTax.    Those two features are huge timesavers when preparing a return but are no longer available (currently). I'm not sure what you (or anyone else) are missing if you're entering donations directly into the TurboTax program.

Thanks,  I will use the start date of my MD lease, which is only a few days before the start date of my MD employment as the demarc between NY and MD residency.  My documented last day of NY employment and expiration of my NY lease is 3 months before that and only income in those 3 months is via 1099int.... but it's not worth messing with it.  

I found your info to be very helpful with my current situation and was hoping you could provide an update.  I have pretty much the same situation as the original poster.   started using personal vehicle for business use.  Varied over 3 years but is 14% over the total usage.  I traded it in on a new car in 2025.  I've been struggling for over a week trying to figure out how to report this.  I used standard deduction and used the chart to figure the combined depreciation over the use of the vehicle.   After entering my business miles, ect, TT is asking if I converted the asset to non-business use.  I initially said no, and then entered all the subsequent info, and TT is saying a capital gain of $1800 (which doesn't seem right to me).  should I be saying yes that I converted it to personal use here?  I don't understand this question.  Not sure if that will even have an impact on the capital gain result?   Thank you SO MUCH!

@user17733552192    If you have bought TurboTax Do It Yourself (Online), please go to turbotax.ca/activate to use your code before you start your returns. You can see this TurboTax FAQ for step-by-step instructions: In TurboTax Do It Yourself (Online), how do I use a prepayment code?    If you have bought TurboTax Desktop, you will be asked for the licence code when you install the software. Please see this TurboTax FAQ for more information on the licence code: Where is my TurboTax licence code? You can download the current version of TurboTax Desktop edition here: Choose the current TurboTax Desktop edition you need (for Windows). You can download older versions of TurboTax Desktop edition here: Where can I download the Desktop edition of TurboTax?    

did you use an offer to apply your desktop license for Online Premier which should have included Fed+State, or did you just start using Online.  Outside of this offer they are separate products, purchasing one does not allow you to use the other.   https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/marketing/ty25-ttd-direct-offer/L0aUgksJd_US_en_US

I have no problem getting into the loop where TurboTax says "based on your answers you don't have a penalty" and asks me if I want to repeat that loop. The problem is that TurboTax only checks for estimated tax payments meeting the 90% of current tax liability and 110% of the previous years tax liability. It does not take into consideration that my estimated quarterly tax payments are based on quarterly income and that I have an extra tax payment between quarters for a one time unexpected income event. TurboTax does not test for this in form 2210 instructions: "The penalty is figured separately for each installment due date. Therefore, you may owe the penalty for an earlier due date even if you paid enough tax later to make up the underpayment. This is true even if you’re due a refund when you file your tax return. However, you may be able to reduce or eliminate the penalty by using the annualized income installment method." I can pay over 100% of current tax due and over 110% of previous years liability, and be overpaid at each quarter, but I can't prove that I have overpaid at each quarter without filling in form 2210 and TurboTax doesn't give me that opportunity unless I zero out estimated payments. Then when I go back in to fix the estimated payments, it removes the form 2210.

@doug-613 Open up TurboTax Desktop on your old computer, and then select View > Summary > Return Counter Summary from the top grey menu. Then on the Return Counter Summary pop-up, click the Details button. You should then see a list of Returns that you've done, with the Licence code next to them.  

This is the page I am referring to. I was putting line 6a of my 2024 tax return instead of 6b which is my taxable income $$ amount. It is a page in the Turbotax return:   ”We need a few details about your 2024 income… “Adjusted gross income of 2024” XXXXX   Tax exempt interest in 2024 XXXXX   ”Taxable Social Security Benefits  in 2024” XXXXX “Earlier year Taxable Social Security Benefits should not be more than XXXXX 85% of the sum pf line B, earlier year total SSA and RRB benefits for the taxpayer and spouse.  

Bonjour   En date du 12 mars, j'ai le même problème avec le formulaire TP-726.7. Je n'en ai pas besoin, mais même si je fais effacer le formulaire courant, cela ne fonctionne PAS. Le formulaire a aussi un gros watermark écrit "brouillon" Avez-vous une date de résolution ??

Same problem with online version.  Nowhere to enter misc items and have them show up in a Statement or list.  Just started on TurboTax today and have hit this roadblock and can go no further.  I guess I'll give H&R Block or TaxSlayer a try.

My comment on "most of us" is from rereading the numerous comments you've been responding to in the last one to two months. Perhaps there are a lot of other folks who've been using ItsDeductible standalone throughout 2025 who encountered this back in October or before. However, it's clear that several of the folks commenting on this issue attempted to enter/value their 2025 donations using TurboTax ONLY after installing it in 2026. That's been my approach for many years now. It's also clear that some of us came to this board this year looking for solutions/explanations ONLY after discovering that functionality had disappeared without any warning from Intuit to us. I wouldn't call that as having our "heads in the sand (or somewhere worse)", but hey, you do you.