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You have some options to correct this, depending on whether you want to avoid paying the 6% penalty or if you are willing to pay the 6% penalty on your 2025 tax return.   Take a look at the following TurboTax help article to learn more about the options you can choose:   What if I made an excess Roth IRA contribution because my income is too high?  

Veuillez suivre les étapes décrites dans cet article TurboImpôt pour renvoyer votre déclaration: J’ai transmis ma déclaration de revenus. Puis-je quand même faire des modifications ?   Merci d'avoir choisi TurboImpôt.

Jai aussi ce probleme depuis la mise a jour faites ce matin,  dire que jai fait la mise a jour pour envoyer ma devlaration deja faites, qui n'avait pas ce probleme.... elle etait bien correcte avant la mise a jour! Vous aller regler quand ? 

If you have not completed the rest of your return, or have no income tax (self-employment tax does not count towards income tax for this credit), this may be why the credit is not appearing. The energy credit is non-refundable, so if you don't have enough income tax being computed, the credit won't be generated.   I have tested the heat pump section of the 5695 input area and it is working as expected and producing the maximum $2,000 when qualified.  Double check your answers and make sure you have income tax being shown on your 1040, line 18.  You can check this by by navigating to Tax Tools on the left of your screen, choose Tools, then View Tax Summary. On the left of the screen, select Preview my 1040.   See this article for a summary of the credit amounts available: Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit (EEHIC)  

The 1099-B should include a Supplemental information section where it lists the adjusted cost basis for those shares that reflect zero basis on the 1099-B.  Depending on the brokerage company, the supplemental information may need to be requested or downloaded from your account.   The supplemental information is generally included toward the end of the 1099-B (aka 1099-COMP), review each page carefully and if it's not there, check with the brokerage firm.

When your manually entered overtime amount exceeds one-third of your income and Box 14 on your W-2 is empty, TurboTax may trigger a review for accuracy since it expects overtime amounts to be reasonable and related to your wages. To address this: 1. Make sure you have entered your W-2 wages exactly as they appear on the form. 2. Use your year-end pay stub to calculate the overtime premium, which is the extra pay above your regular hourly rate, rather than the total overtime pay. 3. Re-enter the overtime amount as the premium portion only if you have been entering the full overtime pay. 4. On the review screen, select the box next to "Overtime" to let TurboTax guide you through questions to verify and adjust your entry. If you still cannot proceed, double-check your entries for accuracy and consistency with your paystub details.  

Mortgage points paid at loan origin are usually reported on your Closing Disclosure (page 2, Section A: Origination Charges), or Box 6 of Form 1098 (Mortgage Interest Statement).   To enter your mortgage interest in TurboTax, please follow these steps:   Open your tax return Select the Federal Taxes tab Click on the Search link on upper right of the screen (look for small magnifying lens) Type in Mortgage Interest Click on Jump to Mortgage Interest Under "Mortgage Interest and Refinance" you will follow screens to Let's get the details from your Bank 1098 now Where do I enter my 1098 mortgage interest statement?    

Catina, YES!!!!  THAT'S WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR!!!  Thank you so much for pointing this out to me. All the other agents before you, while extremely helpful, did not point this out. I was looking for the supplemental worksheets in my federal return..... And didn't find them there so I thought they were not available. Thank you for being the first person to point out where these are! I am one happy camper. Thank you so much.

No, AmyC's advice was not incorrect.  The distinction is whether you used the space for personal purposes or not during the time it was being advertised and/or rented.  If there was no personal use at all when it was being advertised and rented, then AmyC is correct.     If there was personal use during the time it was being advertised and/or rented, then you should follow the advice referenced by ThomasM125.  The sections of IRS Publication 527 that he referenced are explaining how to determine rental days when the property in question is being used personally and being treated as a rental property during the same time period.   @paulkeskeys