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Disposition Mme X 250 000 $ M. Y 250 000 $ Produit de disposition total 500 000 $ M. et Mme étaient co-prop...
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Disposition Mme X 250 000 $ M. Y 250 000 $ Produit de disposition total 500 000 $ M. et Mme étaient co-propriétaires et ont toujours habité la résidence pendant 20 ans, donc aucun gain en capital. Donc à la T-2091, Part du produit de disposition case # 9954 M. 250 000 $ Il devrait donc figurer à la TP-274, Produit total de l'aliénation case # 110 M. 500 000 $ case # 111 50 % et la même chose pour Mme. Ce qui n'est pas le cas actuellement puisque vous reportez les chiffres de la T-2091 qui n'inclut que la part individuel du produit de disposition alors que Revenu Québec exige le produit total de l'aliénation.
March 12, 2026
2:09 PM
@PatriciaV i am experiencing this bug with turbo tax business, for 1120-S. Please have your team test 1120S for prior year assets with special depreciation.
March 12, 2026
2:09 PM
@Lindagmcd wrote: So, in order to be notified about changes, we have to show up on this board? Yes, either "show up on this board" or read your email (which might have wound up in your junk b...
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@Lindagmcd wrote: So, in order to be notified about changes, we have to show up on this board? Yes, either "show up on this board" or read your email (which might have wound up in your junk box/spam folder). Further, did you make any attempt to use ItsDeductible after October 21, 2025? If so, you would have discovered that it was gone, not useable after that date and that you would have been unable to download your data after that time (although they extended the ability to download data).
March 12, 2026
2:08 PM
@itsme1 Yeah...but what's on her actual W-2 for NC...how is that divided up between NC and former state.. does that show NC wages as 2/12ths? (I'll check back later tonight)
March 12, 2026
2:08 PM
@stevejdale
For #1, if you included the amount of GST/HST, or PST returns, allowances, discounts, and GST/HST adjustments and any WIP at the end of the year you elected to exclude in the Gross...
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@stevejdale
For #1, if you included the amount of GST/HST, or PST returns, allowances, discounts, and GST/HST adjustments and any WIP at the end of the year you elected to exclude in the Gross Sales/Fees/Commissions amount, enter the sales taxes received in this box.
For #2 Enter GST/HST collected or collectible on sales, commissions, and professional fees eligible for the Quick Method.
For #3 GST/HST remitted is your professional fees eligible for the quick method plus GST/HST collected or collectible multiplied by the applicable quick method remittance rate.
March 12, 2026
2:08 PM
Follow these steps:
Go back to the File section.
The program asks if you want to e-file or mail.
Then it asks about payment. Select that you will mail your payment. This does not go to t...
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Follow these steps:
Go back to the File section.
The program asks if you want to e-file or mail.
Then it asks about payment. Select that you will mail your payment. This does not go to the state. It just tells the program you don't want to pay with direct debit.
Once you have filed, you have until April 15th to pay online, mail a check, or set up a payment plan.
Reference: Payment options for IL Individuals
March 12, 2026
2:07 PM
Your best option is to open the prior year return in TurboTax Business for that year. Verify both partners are included for that year and save the return under a new name. Then try transferring that ...
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Your best option is to open the prior year return in TurboTax Business for that year. Verify both partners are included for that year and save the return under a new name. Then try transferring that file to TurboTax Business 2025.
If you add back a partner that failed to transfer, you would report a change of ownership, which is not correct. Starting over from the 2024 return is a better solution.
March 12, 2026
2:07 PM
I am reviewing my T1 before submitting it through NETFILE and am noticing the amounts on lines B, C, D, E in Part 2 of Schedule 8 are presented in a different order than intended. My understanding is...
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I am reviewing my T1 before submitting it through NETFILE and am noticing the amounts on lines B, C, D, E in Part 2 of Schedule 8 are presented in a different order than intended. My understanding is that if the number of months that CPP applied in 2025 (line A) was 12, then the amounts for lines B, C, D, E should correspond to the amounts as shown in the four columns in the Monthly proration for 2025 table (i.e., Line B should say $71,300; line C should say $9,900, and so on.) However, the amounts appear to be mixed up when previewing my T1 form. I am seeing $81,200 on Line B, $71,300 on Line C, $3,500 on Line D, and $9,900 on Line E. After checking with CRA, I have been asked to check here. Is there anyone else experiencing this same issue? Thanks.
March 12, 2026
2:06 PM
So how do I declare it on my tax return in Turbotax?
March 12, 2026
2:06 PM
How is this calculated? Specifically for NC D-400 Line 13. My dates of residency are correct, but the entry looks wrong vs my calculation based on % of the year as NC resident.
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March 12, 2026
2:05 PM
@VeteranTT Line 4a and 4b refer only to IRAs. Thus $$ may not show up unless you have the IRA/SIMPLE/SEP box checked on the software's 1099-R form...near box 7. That box must be checked Ev...
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@VeteranTT Line 4a and 4b refer only to IRAs. Thus $$ may not show up unless you have the IRA/SIMPLE/SEP box checked on the software's 1099-R form...near box 7. That box must be checked Even with a direct rollover, the $$ do appear in box 4a, as long as the IRA/SIMPLE/SEP box was checked on the form. So I'm not sure what the problem is with yours if that is set _________________________ UNLESS....unless you uploaded a picture or PDF of that 1099-R form. If you did that....delete it entirely and enter it manually..."Type it in myself" Picture and PDF uploads of forms can result in all sorts of problems...(Opinion) Never do that until their software AI becomes flawless...it isn't.
March 12, 2026
2:02 PM
I had entered the amount of my Roth IRA contribution in TurboTax. And, as I had previously mentioned, TurboTax never asked whether the distribution from the Traditional was converted to a Roth IRA. ...
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I had entered the amount of my Roth IRA contribution in TurboTax. And, as I had previously mentioned, TurboTax never asked whether the distribution from the Traditional was converted to a Roth IRA. I wound up using the IRS’s Interactive Tax Assistant feature to see if I qualified for the credit, and the answer was that since the amount of the distribution was greater than the amount of my Roth IRA contribution, I didn’t qualify for the credit. I’m satisfied with that answer, although it’s confusing since filling out the IRS forms by hand gave me a credit.
March 12, 2026
2:02 PM
Yes, if you co-own a home with someone, you may deduct the amount of mortgage interest that you actually paid.
Read more here: How do I deduct mortgage interest if I co-owned the home?
March 12, 2026
2:01 PM
It is not fixed for online. It is only fixed for desktop. If you filed online, you don't get an option to make these changes nor can you switch to the desktop product!
March 12, 2026
1:59 PM
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You have a legal document (w2) saying income was earned in Ohio so you have to let OH know that is wrong.
OH:
You have to indicate nonresident and mark that $0 was earned in Ohio.
File th...
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You have a legal document (w2) saying income was earned in Ohio so you have to let OH know that is wrong.
OH:
You have to indicate nonresident and mark that $0 was earned in Ohio.
File the SD-100 and claim nonresident for the entire year to get a refund from the school district.
Follow these steps:
Open the OH nonresident return
Continue past OH income
Continue past OH credits and taxes
Select Done with Credits and Taxes
Income allocation screen shows two boxes, one for federal and one for OH. Enter 0 for Ohio income.
Continue through return
NY:
If OH is not taxing your daughter, NY has no reason to give a credit.
NY is the resident state so it taxes all income from everywhere.
If she paid OH taxes, then NY would offer a credit to offset that same income. The credit will be the lower of the state tax liabilities on the same gross income. You may owe your resident state, if they have a higher tax rate along with differences in how the taxable income is calculated.
March 12, 2026
1:59 PM
To clarify, what version of TurboTax are you using? Online or Desktop?
March 12, 2026
1:59 PM
A charitable donation made in 2024 can only be entered on a 2024 tax return. If you want to add the donation to the 2024 return you will have to amend.
See this TurboTax support FAQ for amendi...
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A charitable donation made in 2024 can only be entered on a 2024 tax return. If you want to add the donation to the 2024 return you will have to amend.
See this TurboTax support FAQ for amending a prior year tax return - https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-return/amend-change-correct-return-already-filed/L4VjJ9BA2_US_en_US?uid=ld1n99kr
March 12, 2026
1:59 PM
Yes - on the left hand menu, choose "Tax Profile" then "Your Tax Profile". You have to make sure the box for RL1 is checked off.
March 12, 2026
1:58 PM
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So, in order to be notified about changes, we have to show up on this board? I only come here when I have a problem- and only once a year- usually in March-- when I'm doing taxes!!!!!! TT is a rac...
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So, in order to be notified about changes, we have to show up on this board? I only come here when I have a problem- and only once a year- usually in March-- when I'm doing taxes!!!!!! TT is a racket and has contributed to the rising costs of average Americans having to pay ridiculous amounts to TT so we can pay the government ridiculous amounts. Read the History. TT started as "helping" people do their taxes, but the result is that we are now forced to use their products, and they can charge ridiculous amounts. There is NO ACCOUNTABILITY and no concern for their users. Eliminating IT's Deductible is like putting 6 oz of product in what used to be a 8 oz product. We now get less for our money.
March 12, 2026
1:57 PM
If you see the 'Needs Review' on the Income Topics page, this may be only a display error. If you entered your Estimated Tax Payments under Deductions & Credits > Estimates and Other Taxes Paid, che...
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If you see the 'Needs Review' on the Income Topics page, this may be only a display error. If you entered your Estimated Tax Payments under Deductions & Credits > Estimates and Other Taxes Paid, check your Tax Payments Worksheet to confirm the info.
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