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First dont listen to half of these experts because they dont be looking deep like they should and they dont record or document your complaints because as ive called Noone has ever mentioned the previous calls or frustrations.im looking for lawyers because we turbo with our personal info and not just our money and they placed it in a third party's hands whom they have been having issues with since last year and have not warned or told us as clients so we could make sure our money was secured

TurboTax has a 2025 Overtime Calculator that you can use to calculate how much of your overtime pay is eligible for a deduction.  Refer to the TurboTax article No Tax on Overtime Calculator.   For tax year 2025, your employer may list non-taxable overtime in box 14 with a specific label like "FLSA OT Prem". You might also receive a separate year-end statement giving you the amount. Otherwise, you have to calculate the overtime premium to enter on your tax return.   In TurboTax Online, this is how you enter the qualified overtime premium: After entering your form W-2, you'll see a screen titled Let's Check for Other Situations Put a checkmark on Overtime and click Continue Follow the TurboTax questionnaire to enter your qualified overtime premium This deduction will transfer to Schedule 1-A of your form 1040, with that amount flowing to line 13b of your form 1040.   Refer to the TurboTax article How do I enter overtime pay in TurboTax Online? and  I Worked Overtime This Year — My W-2 Pay Doesn’t Show it. for detailed instructions to enter your overtime.   For additional information, refer to the TurboTax article No Tax on Overtime Explained: Qualified Overtime Deduction Rules for 2025.

I posted this issue originally, and can report a work around.  I remain convinced that TurboTax made a mistake, and I hope someone at TT reads this and fixes whatever bug there is in the software;  it must affect many people.  The workaround I used was to use the list of 1099 and 1099-R entries in the step x step summary of all input for the different steps, delete the 1099-R entries for the RMDs for myself and wife, then enter those two back in manually, along with the information on the 12/31/2024 balances in all our IRAs.  The QCD can also be entered in manually, though I associated it with my account that was RMD'd rather than the different account I actually used for the QCD.    I would also remark that the imported 1099-R forms cannot themselves be deleted unless all the 1099's from that brokerage are also deleted;  therefore, I deleted them from the step x step summary.  This workaround fixed the problem.   Actually, I also use a CPA, and use TT as a check.  Will report back if my CPA produces a different return.

The only place I have put the net premiums paid is on Schedule C under health insurance. Since I received too much APTC, I would have to "repay" it on my taxes. I calculated my net premiums as the amount I actually paid minus the excess APTC I received. In my example, I would enter $350/month ($400 actually paid-50 extra). Is this correct? 

Yes, you must report all taxable and tax-exempt interest on your tax return, even if you didn’t receive Form 1099-INT.  Refer to IRS Topic no. 403, Interest received for more information.    You will enter your Interest income in the Investment & Savings Section of Wages & Income. Select Wages & Income Select Interest on 1099-INT under Investments & Savings Select Start or Revisit Follow the prompts to add your interest. Refer to the TurboTax articles Where do I enter Form 1099-INT? and  Filing Tax Form 1099-INT: Interest Income for additional information.

I don't know why you can't see past entry #50.  If you imported your transaction it could be a problem with the imported data.  Are you using TurboTax Online or TurboTax Desktop?     Instead of editing your entries, consider reporting summary totals instead of individual transactions.  To do so, while working in your return:     In the wages & income section, Select "Investments and Savings...."   On the page "Did you have investment income in 2025?"  Answer Yes, or If you've already started the section, click on "Add Investments" at the bottom of the screen On the page "Let's Import your tax info" click on "Enter a different way"  Select "Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds" on the page with "OK let's start with one investment type"  When asked "Which bank or brokerage is on our 1099-B?" enter the name of your or broker or mutual fund company, leave the other fields blank. Click Continue  Answer the next three or four questions  Answer Yes to "Did you buy every investment listed...." (unless you inherited or were gifted the funds)  Select "Sales Section Totals"  Locate your sales section totals on your 1099-B  Enter your Investment Sales Section Totals and repeat till you have entered for each category.  After entering all your sales section totals,  Look for "Now we'll help you upload your 1099-B since the IRS requires a copy" and follow the instructions,  or you can mail a paper copy of your 1099-B to the IRS.  If you want to mail, click on "How do I mail my statement".     Take a moment to double-check that your statements are complete. For each sale listed, there should be:   - A Description   - Date Acquired   - Date Sold   - Sales Price   - Cost Basis   - Gain or loss for each sale   - A based on how the sale was reported to you and the IRS   In some uncommon cases, there will be an adjustment code and adjustment amount.      NOTE: Any sales summaries that include only Box A or Box D sales, and which have no adjustments to gain/loss, do not need to be included on a statement mailed to the IRS.      Here's how to mail your statements:   If you are e-filing your tax return, then mail your statements along with Form 8453 to:     Internal Revenue Service  Attn: Shipping and Receiving, 0254  Receipt and Control Branch  Austin, TX 73344-0254 

@dhasap  What product fees are you being charged for?   You may be able to remove something if you haven't already paid.  You may or may not be in the correct product or could have added something on.   What product edition are you using (you can look in the top left corner to see.)   To check your fees, go to the left menu column and click on TAX TOOLS, then TOOLS. In the TOOLS window, choose the blue button MY FEES.   Or if you have a shopping cart up in the top right corner, does it display a popup with your fees?