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Yes, there is.  You don't need to import. Here is how to do this in TurboTax Online:   Navigate to Federal > Wages & Income > Wages & Income Summary > IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R) Add/Edit Add a 1099-R or say "Yes" you got a 1099-R in 2025 Select "Enter a different way" On the next screen, it asks "How would you like to upload your 1099-R?" Select "Type it in myself" Next it asks "Who gave you a 1099-R?", you can click "Financial institution or other provider" and select continue Now, you can input your 1099-R provider's info, and continue through the rest of the interview

I get the folllowing error message: "W2 Statutory cannot be reported on the same Schedule C as other business income. Either remove any amount entered for statutory employee income or unlink the W-2 worksheet from this copy of Schedule C and link it to a different Schedule C" How do I unlink the W-2 worksheet fromo this copy of Schedule C and how to link it to a different Schedule C?

Margin interest is deductible as an itemized deduction on Schedule A, up to the amount of your net taxable investment income, including capital gains.   You can enter your margin interest by following these steps:   In TurboTax Online, open your tax return Click on Federal in the left-hand column, then on Deductions & Credits Navigate to the list of Deductions & Credits Locate the section Retirement and Investments and click Start on the right  Click Start next to Investment Interest Expenses. Please read this TurboTax article for more information.

I had no W-2s.  One 1099-R has IN state tax withheld (not specific to county).  I can't delete that, because then I wouldn't get credit for the State tax withheld.   I did choose non-resident, and even after choosing that, there is a screen where I entered my FL address for the entire year.   I have gone over all my entries with TT "experts" 3 times now--twice by phone, once by chat.  They agree that my entries are correct.  They had me try various things without success.   I have deleted the IN return and done it over also, and did so again just now, in hopes that TT would have the problem fixed.  No success. Here is the TT help screen: "Indiana County Tax The Indiana county tax is calculated as a percentage of your income similar to how the state tax is computed and is based on the county you lived in on January 1, 2025. If you did not live in Indiana on January 1, 2025 then you are not subject to Indiana county tax unless you worked in Indiana on January 1, 2025, in which case the county tax is calculated based on the county of employment. Nonresidents who lived and worked outside Indiana on January 1, 2025 are not subject to Indiana county tax for the entire year even if they moved to Indiana or started working in Indiana on January 2."   The above info is correct.  My entries as a non-resident who did not work in Indiana at all in 2025 are all correct.  TT is still calculating a county tax due.  This is a problem with TT software that needs to be corrected.  If TT does not get it corrected, I suppose I can get forms from the State of IN and fill them out myself, but the whole reason I rely on TT is so I can be assured that my taxes are computed correctly.  If TT can't this done correctly, how can I trust that any other part of my return is correct?

@toiyabenf I tested the estimated payments in both Online and Desktop, and was able to enter the full date.     Pease verify you have navigated to the right path, which is Deductions and Credits > Deductions & Credits Summary > Estimates and Other Taxes Paid > Estimated Tax Payments > State estimated taxes for 2025      

i was on the phone with turbotax for a while who told me to call quickbooks which i did. They informed me it was a clitch they were working to fix and should be resolved by the Aprill 15th deadline. However, if i didn't want to wait i could pay the fee and it would be reimbursed, but i'm not sure the procedure. They do admit it's their fault and i do think we'll be reimbursed, just don't know h ow long or how much of a hassle it will be .