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I have tried everything to no avail. I cannot complete my amend as there is still no continue button.  Ive cancelled it Deleted the 1040 X Tried Mac/Wibdows Cleared cache, tried incognto. Zoome... See more...
I have tried everything to no avail. I cannot complete my amend as there is still no continue button.  Ive cancelled it Deleted the 1040 X Tried Mac/Wibdows Cleared cache, tried incognto. Zoomed way out in the browser to find possible offscreen buttons.   This is costing me a lot of time. I need someone to look at my account, there is a bug here.Been trying for 2 weeks!   James Pendleton
When using the TurboTax online editions the information is saved as it is entered.
 I have 1702 Net Investment Income   Tax should be 1702 * 0.038 = 64.6 = rounded to 65   but I get 58   Explanation from your AI:  The correct amount subject to the 3.8% tax is $1,702, which ma... See more...
 I have 1702 Net Investment Income   Tax should be 1702 * 0.038 = 64.6 = rounded to 65   but I get 58   Explanation from your AI:  The correct amount subject to the 3.8% tax is $1,702, which matches your taxable interest income. The tax software calculated $58 as the Net Investment Income Tax, which is slightly less than 3.8% of $1,702, likely due to rounding or other minor adjustments.
I just checked my tax filings for 2023 & 2024. 2023 seems fine.   For 2024, I didn't do the 2024 conversion right. How should form 8606 be filled? For question 3, do I answer No and skip the rest o... See more...
I just checked my tax filings for 2023 & 2024. 2023 seems fine.   For 2024, I didn't do the 2024 conversion right. How should form 8606 be filled? For question 3, do I answer No and skip the rest of Part 1, or Yes and continue? Below is a screenshot of my 2024 filing.     The taxable amount on my 2024 Form 1040 box 4b was $7200 (2023 contribution of $6500 and $700 that was already in the account) instead of $700. How do I fix this?    Looks like I need to file an amendment for both form 1040 + 8606 for 2024. Does this mean I got over taxed in 2024 and would I automatically get a refund when I file the amendments? Anything else I should do and consider?   Many thanks again.  
as married couple we would like to change our filing from single filers to joint filers
I tried the phone # given by Turbo agent to connect with a live person at the IRS.gov but can only get the automated voice. I need to talk with a agent about my refund.
Yes, the January 2025 Eaton Fire in Los Angeles County is a major declared federal disaster.  Declaration (DR-4856) on January 8, 2025.
Hello,   I traded options (calls and puts) last year and Fidelity reported some of them on 1099-B as negative Proceed and zero Cost Basis. No wash sales or other adjustment code.   When I auto-im... See more...
Hello,   I traded options (calls and puts) last year and Fidelity reported some of them on 1099-B as negative Proceed and zero Cost Basis. No wash sales or other adjustment code.   When I auto-imported from Fidelity into TurboTax (using Premier Desktop), it separated those negative proceed and listed them individually on 8949 (without any adjustment code) while other more regular transactions (positive proceed and positive cost basis) were combined/summarized on 1a Schedule D, which is what I typically do previous years.   As a test, I removed the auto-import from Fidelity and try manually. I tried entering a summary/total number (combined short-term covered transactions, i.e. "Box A checked") with negative Proceed, TurboTax automatically added it into form 8949 with the BrokerName and "See attached statement" (meaning I have to mail physical copy of Fidelity 1099-B after e-filing) instead of using Line 1a Schedule D.   However, if I entered a positive total/summary number (as a test, using Form mode), TurboTax transferred that number into Line 1a of Schedule D, as expected. The worksheet says "BYPASS8949"   My question is why when it's a negative proceed, TurboTax automatically uses form 8949 (it either listed individual transactions even without any adjustment/code or if summary says "See attached statement").   Why can't I enter a negative proceed in the summary (Line 1a Schedule D)?   Maybe something I'm missing. Anyone knows?   Thanks
Hi, My husband receive a 1099-misc when he broke his leg at work. Turbo Tax keeps asking me for the reason. Do I just put broken leg? I don't know how to answer it as none of their options apply. ... See more...
Hi, My husband receive a 1099-misc when he broke his leg at work. Turbo Tax keeps asking me for the reason. Do I just put broken leg? I don't know how to answer it as none of their options apply. Any help anyone could give me would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time.
is Eaton fire a major declared federal qualified disaster ?
My brokerage firm has researched this issue and have identified it as a TT issue. I also consulted with a tax accountant that feels 2b is important in the tax calculation and 9a should be whatever is... See more...
My brokerage firm has researched this issue and have identified it as a TT issue. I also consulted with a tax accountant that feels 2b is important in the tax calculation and 9a should be whatever is on the 1099R, not creating an error since it is not used in the tax calculation.  However, an override is not allowed on this field in order to allow me to enter the 1099R as received from the brokerage firm. I cannot remove the error or file the return with the error.
Not everything.  Once you get back to the 2024 return originally filed,  then start the amended return, go to Federal - Other Tax Situations - Other Tax Forms - Amend a return   THEN you just enter... See more...
Not everything.  Once you get back to the 2024 return originally filed,  then start the amended return, go to Federal - Other Tax Situations - Other Tax Forms - Amend a return   THEN you just enter the new 1099 after you start the amendment process.   Oh,  If your 1099INT doesn't change the tax due or refund you don't have to amend.    
Yes, the distribution from a 401-K plan should be reflected in line 5 of your Form 1040. I suggest you look at your Form 1099-R entry. You should have seen code G or H in box 7 and should not have ch... See more...
Yes, the distribution from a 401-K plan should be reflected in line 5 of your Form 1040. I suggest you look at your Form 1099-R entry. You should have seen code G or H in box 7 and should not have checked the IRA box next to the Box 7 entry. If you can't edit the entry properly, you can delete the Form 1099-R entry and re-enter it.
That means that there's no cost basis for those transactions on the Form 1099-B that you received that also goes to the IRS, so you have to enter your cost basis manually for those transactions. To e... See more...
That means that there's no cost basis for those transactions on the Form 1099-B that you received that also goes to the IRS, so you have to enter your cost basis manually for those transactions. To enter your cost basis:   Select Federal Taxes Select Wages & Income Select Edit next to the 1099-B from Fidelity Follow the prompts to enter the original cost (and any cost basis adjustments) of the securities you sold listed under section E.   See: How do I find a stock's cost basis?