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why can't I enter my charitable deductions as I have in past years. Turbo tax says in review.
Veuillez rejoindre le service à la clientèle pour vous aider avec le partage d'écran  ou escalader à un niveau supérieur pour résolution, au besoin.    Composez le 1-888-829-8608. Faites le 8 pou... See more...
Veuillez rejoindre le service à la clientèle pour vous aider avec le partage d'écran  ou escalader à un niveau supérieur pour résolution, au besoin.    Composez le 1-888-829-8608. Faites le 8 pour le service en français. Ensuite 0 et encore 0. Lorsqu'on vous demande si vous voulez un texto ou un courriel, dites 'non'. Le robot vous demande ensuite votre prénom, ensuite votre nom de famille, et vous serez transféré à un agent:   Pendant la période des impôts de l’ouverture du service IMPÔTNET de l’ARC le 23 février 2026 à la date limite de production normale (30 avril 2026), nous sommes disponibles 7 jours sur 7 durant les heures suivantes :   De 9 h à minuit  pour le soutien en anglais De 9 h à 21 h pour le soutien en français   Merci de choisir TurboÎmpôt.
No, "expert assist" won't be able to help you with the calculation.   The guidance on how to calculate the earnings on the excess contribution can be found in IRS Publication 590-A.  There is a W... See more...
No, "expert assist" won't be able to help you with the calculation.   The guidance on how to calculate the earnings on the excess contribution can be found in IRS Publication 590-A.  There is a Worksheet 1-4 on page 32 of Publication 590-A that can be used to determine the earnings that will be taxable on the excess contribution.   You may also be able to get assistance from your IRA custodian on determining the earnings on the excess contribution and they will be able to use that information to determine how much money should be removed from your IRA.
You sold a stock(non-employee). For the date acquired, you would have to choose a date either more than one year before the sale date or one year less. That would depend on how long you held the inve... See more...
You sold a stock(non-employee). For the date acquired, you would have to choose a date either more than one year before the sale date or one year less. That would depend on how long you held the investment from the time you acquired it until it was sold. Assuming you didn't buy the stock before you sold it, can use the sales date as listed on the form for the date acquired. The cost basis would be what you paid for it, which would be $0 if it didn't cost you anything. If you didn't provide any services or pay money to acquire the stock you can say you received it as a gift. Otherwise, say you purchased it.
Vu que vous avez réussi à télécharger le logiciel, connectez vous à votre compte Intuit avant d'ouvrir TurboImpôt. Se Connecter ici Peut-être qu'il faudra désinstaller le programme et l'installer d... See more...
Vu que vous avez réussi à télécharger le logiciel, connectez vous à votre compte Intuit avant d'ouvrir TurboImpôt. Se Connecter ici Peut-être qu'il faudra désinstaller le programme et l'installer de nouveau avec les instructions suivantes:     Visitez la page de téléchargement de TurboImpôt bureau directement si vous avez déjà un code de licence. Sélectionnez Télécharger le produit que vous avez acheté. Le programme d'installation se télécharge sur votre ordinateur. Installer TurboImpôt bureau Localisez le fichier d'installation (fichier .exe) que vous avez téléchargé sur votre ordinateur. Ouvrez le programme d'installation et suivez les instructions pour installer TurboImpôt sur votre système. Activer TurboImpôt bureau Après avoir installé TurboImpôt, vous serez invité à vous connecter à votre compte Intuit. Connectez-vous ici en cliquant sur Se connecter ou créez votre compte Intuit Entrez votre code licence.  Commencez à utiliser TurboImpôt. Merci de choisir TurboImpôt  
It depends. Does she have a SSN or an ITIN? Do you have a dependent that lives with you?   Here are your options:   You can file as Married Filing Separately.  In TurboTax, you will still b... See more...
It depends. Does she have a SSN or an ITIN? Do you have a dependent that lives with you?   Here are your options:   You can file as Married Filing Separately.  In TurboTax, you will still be asked for your spouse's SSN or ITIN. If she doesn't have either or if you don't know the number and can't get it, you will not be able to e-file. However, when you paper-filing, you simply write "NRA" (for Non-Resident Alien) in the box for her SSN (assuming she is a NRA). If you use the Standard Deduction, it will be $15,750. With this filing status you will not be able to claim some credits, like the Earned Income Tax Credit or Education Credits, and your tax brackets are less favorable. Note: If you choose this route, enter 999-00-9999 as a temporary placeholder for her SSN, just remember to cross that out on your paper copy and change it to "NRA" before you mail it in.   You can file as Married Filing Jointly. This is usually the most beneficial because you get the full $31,500 standard deduction. However, it requires an ITIN (Individual Taxpayer Identification Number) for your wife. You fill out an ITIN application (Form W-7) and mail it physically along with your completed tax return and her certified identity documents (like a passport). You cannot e-file the first year you apply for an ITIN. You would also need to report both your worldwide incomes. So if she earns any money in Bangladesh, all of it must be reported on your U.S. tax return.   You might be able to file Head of Household. If you have a child or another qualifying relative living with you in the U.S., the IRS allows you to file as Head of Household even though you are married. If this is the case, let us know and we can make sure they qualify you for Head of Household. The benefit to this filing status is you get a $23,625 standard deduction and you can still e-file.
Yes, I e-filed both Fed and State.  Status within TT Desktop indicates "Pending" for both returns.
The IRS allows you deduct almost any legal drug or medicine as long as it requires a prescription from a doctor for its use. This includes medications used to treat, mitigate, or prevent a specific m... See more...
The IRS allows you deduct almost any legal drug or medicine as long as it requires a prescription from a doctor for its use. This includes medications used to treat, mitigate, or prevent a specific medical condition.   Examples of other deductible prescribed treatments, including: Chronic Condition Meds: Diabetes, asthma, and arthritis medications. Prescribed antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, and stimulants. Birth control pills and hormone therapy. Smoking cessation medications (if they require a prescription). Medicated eye drops, prescription-strength ointments, and vaccines.   Medical expenses that are NOT deductible:  Aspirin, cold medicine, or allergy meds even if your doctor recommends them, unless you have an actual prescription for them. Vitamins and supplements are not deductible unless they are specifically prescribed by a doctor to treat a diagnosed medical condition (like iron for anemia). Prescriptions used solely for cosmetic purposes (like Rogaine for hair loss or Botox for wrinkles) are not deductible. In order to deduct medical expenses: You must itemize: (file Schedule A instead of taking the Standard Deduction). You can only deduct the portion of your total medical expenses that exceeds 7.5% of your Adjusted Gross Income (AGI). For example: If your AGI is $50,000, the first $3,750 of medical expenses (7.5%) don't count.  Thus, you could only deduct (Your Total Medical Expenses (say $5,000) - ($50,000 x 0.075)) = $5,000 - $3,750 = $1,250 is deductible,   You may also deduct/include the following to calculate your Total Medical Expenses: The mileage driven to the pharmacy or doctor's office. Health, dental, and vision insurance premiums you paid with after-tax money. Co-pays.   Where to deduct medical expenses in TurboTax... TurboTax FAQ: Can I deduct medical expenses?   For more information, IRS Pub. 501 -Medical and Dental Expenses  
If you have an LLC, I am assuming you and your husband both received a Schedule K-1.  To enter your home office deduction select the following: As you walk through the steps to entering the K-1, yo... See more...
If you have an LLC, I am assuming you and your husband both received a Schedule K-1.  To enter your home office deduction select the following: As you walk through the steps to entering the K-1, you will come to a question that says Describe the Partnership.  Here there is a box that says I am required to pay supplemental business expenses on behalf of this partnership/LLC for which i am not reimbursed.  Check that box. Then continue through and you can enter your office expenses on the screen for Miscellaneous Supplemental Expenses. You will need to calculate your home office expenses and enter the Description as Home Office Expense and then the amount.  Remember, the amount cannot be more than your profit. If you use the simplified method the maximum amount you can claim is $1,500 If you use the actual expense method, you can claim a portion of your mortgage interest, utilities, insurance, etc. To do this, you will need to have a partnership agreement that states you have to pay these expenses out of pocket.   The Home Office Deduction    
@Polkadot1 what Turbotax type and what version seem to work for Fidelity as of yesterday ? My Windows 11 desktop Premier still deletes previously imported Fidelity data: when I click the "Done" butto... See more...
@Polkadot1 what Turbotax type and what version seem to work for Fidelity as of yesterday ? My Windows 11 desktop Premier still deletes previously imported Fidelity data: when I click the "Done" button, it gives me only 2 options = remove old data and import or cancel the import. Same behavior, same problem as before. And yes, I verified I have the latest TT version.  
I will just return it as it is a defective product as I experienced the same. My error was simply: invalid code. Waht a joke. And the contact link is useless as the AI is moronic and I never got to s... See more...
I will just return it as it is a defective product as I experienced the same. My error was simply: invalid code. Waht a joke. And the contact link is useless as the AI is moronic and I never got to speak to a human. Already did my taxes on a cheaper platform. Disappointing.
The simplest way is to log into your bank account and check for pending transactions.   While TurboTax shows when your return was accepted, the actual deposit status must be verified through your... See more...
The simplest way is to log into your bank account and check for pending transactions.   While TurboTax shows when your return was accepted, the actual deposit status must be verified through your bank or the IRS site  Where’s My Refund   You'll need Your Social Security or individual taxpayer ID number (ITIN) Your filing status The exact refund amount on your return   The payment delivery time will vary depending on the method of payment that you selected. Direct Deposit Credit Karma Money™ Checking Account TurboTax Prepaid Visa Card Refund Advance Paper Check    
Sorry....Yes, I e-filed both Fed and State returns.  Status within TT desktop showing "Pending" for both fed and state.
Have you received an IRS form 1098-T which includes a school or university address?  If so, verify the address in your browser to make sure that the address reported on the form is correct.     I... See more...
Have you received an IRS form 1098-T which includes a school or university address?  If so, verify the address in your browser to make sure that the address reported on the form is correct.     In addition, in TurboTax Online, under Deductions & Credits, at the screen Enter XX's school info, verify that the Type of address is U.S. address.  
Since you chose to pay your fees out of your refund, all of your refunds are going to the processor, SPTBG, and are then deposited into your account. Your state 8453-OL would show the full amount if ... See more...
Since you chose to pay your fees out of your refund, all of your refunds are going to the processor, SPTBG, and are then deposited into your account. Your state 8453-OL would show the full amount if the fees came out of the federal refund. @sierrajaydebeauregard  @Nelley89 
When you are entering your income for self employment, TurboTax will ask if any of that income includes tips. The tips must be included in a Form 1099-K, 1099-MISC, or 1099-NEC.  After you enter your... See more...
When you are entering your income for self employment, TurboTax will ask if any of that income includes tips. The tips must be included in a Form 1099-K, 1099-MISC, or 1099-NEC.  After you enter your form there is a question that will ask for the amount of tips that were included.     Guidance for Individual Taxpayers who received Qualified Tips or Qualified Overtime Compensation in 2025      
When I upload my Ameriprise package using the desktop version it pops out to a browser window and says success but all my numbers are zero.  (which they shouldn't be)  Anyone know the problem?  Do I ... See more...
When I upload my Ameriprise package using the desktop version it pops out to a browser window and says success but all my numbers are zero.  (which they shouldn't be)  Anyone know the problem?  Do I have to upgrade to Premier?  Thanks in advance.
I did all those things. Even a Turbo Tax Rep shared my screen and saw that the software was not updating my information that I input. As a result, it was not calculating the $7,000 credit for the air... See more...
I did all those things. Even a Turbo Tax Rep shared my screen and saw that the software was not updating my information that I input. As a result, it was not calculating the $7,000 credit for the air conditioner system. I deleted the form and started all over again. I went to online several times and hit the update button several times on various days. When will this form be updated for desktop? I would like to file our taxes. Thank you.
Is your spouse using the Standard Deduction or Itemizing Deductions? You both must do the same.