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I am having the same issues that you have described.   I submitted my return after seeing the file on the PC. I didn't have time to review a printed version before sending in the file. When I return to the file for printing, the Print Preview is blank for the 1099-x. The .pdf is also blank when viewing. But,... I then tried to PRINT the selected file. Guess what, the printer's preview before printing, displays the proper 1099-x form for printing!!?!

agree with the comment and ask for guidance - tho I understand Rosetta support ends as of MAC OS 28 so it will be fall of 2027 when we finally hit this brick wall, which would coincide with the release of Turbotax for 2027 tax year.   the other issue is back-compatibility of older versions of Turbotax on MAC OS 28+ which are still meant to be supported by Intuit for 4 years (my understanding is current tax year + 3 prior tax years are meant to be supported) e.g. Turbotax 2025 as it exists now as intel binary would stop working after upgrading to MAC OS 28 but it would not be acceptable to be stuck on MAC OS 27 just to keep old Turbotax versions running.   opening Turbotax is now starting to pop up a warning from the OS about this with link to this page https://support.apple.com/en-us/102527?cid=mc-ols-rosetta-article_102527-macos_finder-52526201   @MonikaK1 @Raph @ErickaY formal guidance on this topic for the community would be much appreciated, there have been several long-running threads on this topic in the forum.

No dummy Form 1099-SA is to be entered.   The distribution of the loss-adjusted amount of $3,109.84 accomplished the return of the entire $3,183 excess contribution.  Simply indicate to TurboTax that $3,183 of contribution was returned.   In your explanation statement for the Form 1040-X, simply explain that the return of $3,183 of excess contribution was accomplished by a distribution of a loss-adjusted amount of $3,109.84.   You will receive a code-2 2026 Form 1099-SA early next year.  You will enter this Form 1099-SA into 2026 TurboTax, but it will have no effect on your 2026 income because there will be no taxable gains shown in box 2.

Perhaps your tax return underreported taxable Social Security income.  Many people this year mistakenly answered Yes to TurboTax's question that asks if they were a US citizen who lived abroad in certain listed countries, causing TurboTax to show on Form 1040 line 6b that none of their Social Security income was taxable.  If you receive Social Security income, at your AGI level I would expect the amount on Form 1040 line 6b to be 85% of the amount on line 6a.

While within 21 days is the most common scenario, a significant number of returns do not finish processing in 21 days.  Here's how to start checking:   First, if you efiled, be sure your efiled return was accepted.   If using Online TurboTax, you can check at the Tax Home page.   If that showed your return was accepted, you can track your Federal refund at the IRS "Where's My Refund" tool.  Is there any message there? https://www.irs.gov/refunds If you filed a paper return by mail, it can take up to 4 weeks just to show up in that tool.

@diantaridani76  That FAQ paragraph I pasted above also refers to a "payment options" link in your email you received.  Does that "payment options" link allow you to automatically request the deferral yourself?     If you can't do it that way, then the paragraph above also lists a phone number to reach TurboTax Support.

@diantaridani76  That FAQ paragraph I pasted above also refers to a "payment options" link in your email you received.  Does that "payment options" link allow you to automatically request the deferral yourself?     If you can't do it that way, then the paragraph above also lists a phone number to reach TurboTax Support.

ok yes looks like your 2024 8606 is incorrect as it reflected a Trad IRA contribution.  you should just do an amendment to file a corrected 8606 - advice from experts here has been to file amendment with 1040-X to ensure it is processed even though should be no effect on your 1040.   2025 8606 looks right but make sure you enter it as the original Roth contribution then answer the recharacterization questions which will ask for the market value etc, and a recharacterization statement which will be included in your return, see guidance in comments here https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/retirement/discussion/8606-roth-recharacterization-followed-by-backdoor/00/3804951   For your 2026 8606 you should end up with Line 8 Roth conversion = $14274 which will all work out to be non-taxable on Line 13, and Line 14 should show the 14500-14274=226 carry over basis which will be stuck until you have some future earnings or pre-tax money to apply it against.

@ diantaridani76 wrote: Can you give me more time to pay my turbotax? Until i get me refund? Thanks    Please see the 2 comments I left in this thread and in your other thread.  I'm sorry, but this forum is not TurboTax Customer Support, so we can't give you anything here.   You have to contact TurboTax Support either by phone using the contact info I provided above or using the "payment options" link provided in your email to request the deferral.   And it appears the deadline is 12 Noon Pacific Time on the Thursday prior to your scheduled auto-debit date.  So you will need to move quickly.   If Support is already closed today, you can contact them tomorrow morning after 5:00 AM Pacific.

@diantaridani76  I just found this additional information in a FAQ, so you will need to move quickly to reach Customer Support by the deadline mentioned in the paragraph below:   I need more time. Can I delay the auto-debit date?  If you need more time, you may be eligible for a one-time deferral that gives you an additional 21 days from your original auto-debit date to pay your fees. You must request this deferral no later than 12:00 PM PT on the Thursday prior to the original debit date. Please keep in mind that fees can only be deferred once. You can request the deferral yourself by following the “payment options” link in the email notification you received prior to the auto debit, or by contacting customer support at 1 (800) 446-8848.

@diantaridani76 wrote:  Can i extend my pay for turbotax because I still didn’t get my refund but i did call irs already and they said should be issued on mei So I should be pay the turbotax on 24 April but I will get my refund on mei is that okey i extend for the payment untill mei   You have said "mei" a couple of times here and in your other post.  But I don't know what that means.   In any case, this is mainly a user community forum--not a direct route to TurboTax Support--and nothing account-specific can be handled here.  Please phone TurboTax Support for assistance to see what you can work out in regard to your fees, and hopefully you can reach them in time to avoid an auto-debit of your bank account.    Was there instruction in the email on how to phone them?     I need more time. Can I delay the auto-debit date?  If you need more time, you may be eligible for a one-time deferral that gives you an additional 21 days from your original auto-debit date to pay your fees. You must request this deferral no later than 12:00 PM PT on the Thursday prior to the original debit date. Please keep in mind that fees can only be deferred once. You can request the deferral yourself by following the “payment options” link in the email notification you received prior to the auto debit, or by contacting customer support at 1 (800) 446-8848.   TurboTax Support https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/contact/ Hours 5AM-5PM Pacific