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Same rejection message: TY25_HSA. Rejected 3 times so far. I'm at a loss how to fix. I've reviewed the 8889 form and find no error. No over contribution 2025 or 2024. Don't know how to fix.  
That’s fine with the IRS but your bank might have different rules. 
There is one box showing interested earned on my 1099-INT from Chase - all the rest are zeros. When I enter the information manually, Turbo Tax inserts dollar amounts in boxes 2,5,8,10, and 12 even t... See more...
There is one box showing interested earned on my 1099-INT from Chase - all the rest are zeros. When I enter the information manually, Turbo Tax inserts dollar amounts in boxes 2,5,8,10, and 12 even though those all show zeros on the form from Chase.
My now wife is the only one with a 1095-A. I am under the impression it should calculate based on my wife's income for the first 10 months and then our joint income for the last 2 months. Why is Tur... See more...
My now wife is the only one with a 1095-A. I am under the impression it should calculate based on my wife's income for the first 10 months and then our joint income for the last 2 months. Why is TurboTax not doing this?
I really appreciate both or your responses.   I figured out that the 2026 standard deduction will be 16,100.   I also realized my Aetna premiums are about 14,400, and the out of pocket maximum fo... See more...
I really appreciate both or your responses.   I figured out that the 2026 standard deduction will be 16,100.   I also realized my Aetna premiums are about 14,400, and the out of pocket maximum for the Aetna policy is 4000.  Sadly, I see myself easily spending the 4000, then they cover 100% of your medical claims for the year after that.  So that comes to 14400 + 4000 = 18,400.   I can also itemize about 1500 more for acupuncture treatments.   So itemized deductions is showing as like 19000 and if I use funds from my traditional IRA account and have to pay the taxes it reduces my refund from 4700 to 1500.   That might be worth considering paying more taxes now before the tax rates go up in future years?   Thoughts?
I'm filing personal taxes but also for a business my wife and I started. Our bookkeeper put everything into QuickBooks. How do I pull it over?
Also received a Schedule K 1 showing the amount of the capital gain on line 9a and the amount of the exclusion on line 11 code O.   Both can now be entered in turbotax home and business 2025.   The a... See more...
Also received a Schedule K 1 showing the amount of the capital gain on line 9a and the amount of the exclusion on line 11 code O.   Both can now be entered in turbotax home and business 2025.   The amount on line 9a still flows through to line 12 on schedule D.  The exclusion from line 11 doesn't seem to be carried anywhere else and the amount on line 12 on schedule D is not reduced. Am I doing something wrong?  The IRS also requires entering the information on form 8949 where code Q can be used to indicate the exclusion.  Since the inclusion of line 11 from schedule K1 doesn't seem to flow through to the other forms, should the amount of line 9a still be reduced by the amount of the exclusion, so that it is not reported twice?  In the answer you mentioned it doesn't matter but will the discrepancy between what is reported on line 9a versus what is reported on line 9a in the partnership K1 submitted to the IRS be a problem?   Thanks for your help
If the amount does not appear on line 36 of TurboTax's IRA Information Worksheet, it would seem that you have not properly told TurboTax that this was rolled over to a Roth IRA.   I assume that the... See more...
If the amount does not appear on line 36 of TurboTax's IRA Information Worksheet, it would seem that you have not properly told TurboTax that this was rolled over to a Roth IRA.   I assume that the Form 1099-R has code G in box 7 and the IRA/SEP/SIMPLE box is not marked.  When entering this form, make sure to answer No when asked if this money was rolled over to a Roth 401(k), Roth 403(b) or Roth 457(b), then answer Yes when asked if you rolled the money over to a Roth IRA.
Evidently because I have the dreaded "TY25_HSA - There is a potential issue related to HSA, MSA Contributions." error there is no way to e-file my return through Turbo Tax. Why did I buy it then?? 
For the 2024 AGI?  If you didn't file a 2024 tax return then you can pick you didn't file one or enter 0 for the AGI.
Thanks LeticiaF1 I tried importing from E*Trade from my Turbo Tax Premier Desktop again after installing all updates, but got the same error. Could it because my E*Trade accounts are closed? Also, ... See more...
Thanks LeticiaF1 I tried importing from E*Trade from my Turbo Tax Premier Desktop again after installing all updates, but got the same error. Could it because my E*Trade accounts are closed? Also, appreciate your suggestion on the easiest and least manual way to go about if Turbo Tax Desktop doesn't support import of closed accounts. Thanks again! Something’s not working         We didn’t find the right account types to connect at this provider. We can connect to E*TRADE from Morgan Stanley but can’t find the right kind of accounts. Select an account at a different provider. (106)
I am an US citizen. I am currently a full time student and have scholarships and grants.    My parents are NOT US citizens. They have SSNs from the time they lived and worked in the USA. They do no... See more...
I am an US citizen. I am currently a full time student and have scholarships and grants.    My parents are NOT US citizens. They have SSNs from the time they lived and worked in the USA. They do not have green cards.    Since I have college scholarships that pay more than 80% of my college fees, I am guessing that I cannot claim to be an independent student?   How should I report my parent's entries on 8615. They did not file US taxes and their US income is $0 for 2025. Should I input their SSNs?   Also, if they paid a part of my tuition fees in 2025 (under $5000 for the year), do I need to report that in a separate form as a gift? They have also ordered food for me from time to time using doordash and amazon USA. Is that reportable too? They have also booked flight tickets for me. sum total of all they paid for in 2025 would be around $10,000.
Any suggestions on how to fix this in the case of a short term rental partnership with material participation?   K-1 income/loss is correctly reported in line 2 but software refuses to treat is as ... See more...
Any suggestions on how to fix this in the case of a short term rental partnership with material participation?   K-1 income/loss is correctly reported in line 2 but software refuses to treat is as active income/loss despite checking boxes for material participation and active trade or business. Very frustrating  
That's just so it can be used to enter the 2025 W2 info if you have the same job in 2025.  Or you can delete them and enter 2025 W2s from scratch.  If you  don't have the same joba and W2 in 2025 the... See more...
That's just so it can be used to enter the 2025 W2 info if you have the same job in 2025.  Or you can delete them and enter 2025 W2s from scratch.  If you  don't have the same joba and W2 in 2025 then delete them.  
why do I see my 2024 W2s listed under my 2025 W2? it asks me if I still need them or do I want to remove them? do I still need my last year W2 saved? 
I faced the same issue. It asks for federal identification number!
Losing the money due to fraud has no effect on the taxability of the 401(k) distribution.  The distribution and the subsequent loss of the money are separate events.