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Hello,   Has there been any resolution to this issue of having only 5 lines available for the T1135?  Other tax software like UFile provide way more lines for its users.  Limiting the number of lines to 5 for Part B(2)-Shares of non-resident corporations is not realistic.  It is not correct to "combine items" as suggested in TurboTaxSusan's response below since the T1135 instructions clearly say that the taxpayer must "report the detail of EACH PARTICULAR PROPERTY that was held at any time during the year in the appropriate category".  Also, asking the customer to mail in the T1135 when Netfile capability is supposed to be available with the software does not seem to take into consideration that this presents additional work and cost to the customer.  I don't understand while there are so many lines available in the Schedule 3, but only 5 lines are available in Part B(2) of the T1135.     This issue has been raised in earlier years.  If it has not been fixed for the 2025 year, is TurboTax ever going to get around to fixing it?  If not, customers who hold shares of more than 5 non-resident corporations at any time during the year may have to seek other software options unless they want to be saddled with the additional inconvenience and cost of filing the T1135 by mail separately.   Thank you.  

No, the principal amount paid is not your property taxes.   Your property taxes will be listed on your 1098 if the taxes were paid from an escrow account.   Where can I find out how much property (real estate) tax I paid?   If you your lender pays property taxes from an escrow account, check:   Form 1098 (Mortgage Interest Statement) - Box 10 often shows real estate taxes paid, but it will say Property/Real Estate Tax Your year-end escrow statement  Your mortgage company online account, if you have one   If you pay property taxes directly (no escrow):   Go to your county tax assessor or tax collector website Search by Property address, Parcel number, or Name   You can check your bank statements to find the amount of tax paid or if you bought or sold a home during 2025, your closing statement may show property tax payments also.  

Try closing TurboTax, clearing your cache and deleting your cookies. Review the TurboTax Help article How to clear your cache and How do I delete cookies? for specific instructions for your browser. Also, reboot your computer.

I updated my version of Turbo Tax Deluxe on 2/24/26 and the problem still exists. If I select add a charity, I specify the charity name, select a cash donation, select continue, enter the amount of my cash donation, select continue, and the new charity specifies "Needs Review" if I try to edit the charity fix this issue, I get the same screens as when I added the charity.    My guess is that I need to enter additional information about the charity to fix the "Needs Review" but the screens do not allow me to enter the information needed to clear the "Needs Review".  I believe this is a software issue that needs to be resolved 

And...if you have the idea that printing the returns means that TurboTax will mail them.......TT does not ever mail it for you.    If you are choosing to file by mail, you must put the signed return in an envelope and take it to a mailbox yourself.    Or you must be the one to click the big orange button that says "Transmit my returns now" in order to e-file.

TurboTax transfers data from your federal return to your state return. Before you begin troubleshooting your state return, go back through your federal return and make sure everything is correct with your Schedule K1 entries.   After you review your federal return, select the State Taxes tab and review the state section. Pay close attention to the information, especially if you have made changes to your federal return. There might be new sections that need to be completed.  Troubleshooting common federal to state transfer issues If your problem continues, you can try the following: Go out of your program and go back in. Clear your cache and cookies. Try a different Web Browser. If you are using TurboTax Desktop make sure all updates have been run on your program. You can do this by clicking on "Online" in the black bar across the top of your TurboTax screen. And then select "Check for Updates". If you have any additional questions or information regarding this please return to TurboTax Community and we would be glad to help.   Where do I enter a Schedule K-1 that I received?

Shelley, I deleted everything in my Online test (we usually use Desktop because we can see the forms), and I started to re-add stuff. I had tried in my usual Online test to duplicate your issue, as well as my Lead, and we got results different from yours. So I did the HSA Reset to delete all HSA data in the test (like I told you), and I started the test anew.   When I got to the HSA interview, I was surprised to see that "Let's enter Shelley's HSA contributions" was immediately after "What type of HDHP coverage did Blank have during 2025?"   To my astonishment, I reproduced something similar to what you saw...a missing screen. TurboTax never asked for your spouse's HSA contributions. By chance, were you the primary taxpayer (making you first?) There is nothing wrong with that, but in my test, Shelley is the spouse.   And if you look at the list of screens below, you will see that the husband's "Let's enter [name] HSA contributions" is missing...this is why I asked if you were the primary taxpayer.   What I saw: Select the health-related accounts you had in 2025 (beginning of HSA interview) Did you use your Health Savings Account (HSA) to pay for anything in 2025? (no, for the test) Was (your husband) covered by a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) in 2025? (yes) Do any of these situations apply to (your husband)? (no) What type of HDHP coverage did (your husband) have during 2025? (Family plan all year) Let's enter Shelley's HSA contributions (surprise to me) Was Shelley covered by a High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) in 2025? (yes) Do any of these situations apply to Shelley? (no) What type of HDHP coverage did Shelley have during 2025? (Family plan all year) Your HSA Summary   Deduction for Shelley - $355!   OK, Shelley, this is what I need to make an investigation. In all of software, to address an issue, you have to be able to reproduce the issue, and I have been unable to until now.   Thanks for sticking with me.   [Ed 2/24/2026 7:28PM PST - corrected formatting]

Yes, if you have the desktop software, you can enter the carryover amounts directly in Forms Mode.   If you are using TurboTax Online, you have to enter the amounts in the interview as there is no direct forms access.  

As RachelW33 mentioned, Form 4562 is now updated for Schedule E.  Follow the steps she provided above to file your return.   If you have any additional questions or information regarding this please return to TurboTax Community and we would be glad to help.   @SStern 

You are considered self-employed and will complete Schedule C which is how you report your self-employment income and expenses (including business miles). The good news is that you can deduct ordinary expenses that you incurred making this income.  Follow the steps below to enter your income.   Open TurboTax Select Wages & Income Select Business Income and Expenses (Schedule C) TurboTax will guide you through the interview screens to help you enter your income and expenses. For more information, refer to the TurboTax  article What is a 1099-NEC?   For additional information, review the TurboTax help articles:  What self-employed expenses can I deduct?  and How do I report income from self-employment?    You will ‌also be subject to self-employment taxes. Self-employment taxes and deduction are calculated on Schedule SE.  For additional information, please see the TurboTax article Self-Employed Federal Income Taxes.