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5 hours ago
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You will still enter the original amount and indicate in the 1099-SA section that you will withdraw the amount in 2026 before the deadline (including extensions).
5 hours ago
For 2025 and 2024, but not for the earlier editions. They are on Windows 10.
5 hours ago
Enter $.01 where?
5 hours ago
Read this whole thread. The easiest thing to try first is just quit Turbo Tax and reopen it. The next thing to try is open 2024 in the 2024 program and let the program update. Then save your re...
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Read this whole thread. The easiest thing to try first is just quit Turbo Tax and reopen it. The next thing to try is open 2024 in the 2024 program and let the program update. Then save your return.
5 hours ago
I had a solar attic fan installed in 2025.
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6 hours ago
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In general, unless you intended to abandon your New York residency and established actual domicile out of the country, your absence for such a short period would most likely be considered temporary s...
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In general, unless you intended to abandon your New York residency and established actual domicile out of the country, your absence for such a short period would most likely be considered temporary so you may want to file the full year New York resident form- since you did not have income while you were out of the country, there is no impact on your actual state income tax.
In general, your domicile is your permanent and primary residence that you intend to return to or remain in after being away (for example, on vacation, business assignments, educational leave, or military assignment).
Residence means a place of abode. An individual may have several residences—for example, houses, apartments, condos, and other places to live or physical dwellings in which they reside—and some may be in different states.
However, while you may have multiple residences, you can only have one domicile. An individual may live in a certain residence for a temporary period of time, which could be an extended period of time, but if it’s not the place they ultimately attach themselves to and intend to return to, it’s still not their domicile.
Furthermore, your New York domicile does not change until you can demonstrate with clear and convincing evidence that you have abandoned your New York domicile and established a new domicile outside New York State. This means shifting the focus of your life to the new location. It is not enough simply to file a certificate of domicile or register to vote in the new location. All aspects of a person’s life are considered in determining whether a person’s domicile has changed. What is my domicile?
6 hours ago
I nearly completed my tax return and need to return to the Federal Deductions area but cannot go back. How can I return to the beginning to revise it before completing and filing?
6 hours ago
Why does it appears payment error?
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6 hours ago
I am a MI resident and have some rental income from foreign country (S. Korea) that I report in my federal return filing i.e. it's reflected in the federal AGI. When Turbotax goes through my State ta...
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I am a MI resident and have some rental income from foreign country (S. Korea) that I report in my federal return filing i.e. it's reflected in the federal AGI. When Turbotax goes through my State tax return, one of the questions is asking if you had any business income or rental/royalties income that was from out of state. I believe this is referring to the MI Schedule 1 Line 13 item "Income Attributable to Another State". I was wondering if rental income from outside of the U.S. counts as rental income attributable to another state?
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6 hours ago
I need to file an amended return after finding that I hadn't added Form 2210 (Underpayment of Estimated Tax by Individuals, Estates, and Trusts) In my original filing, 1040 line 38 had a non-zero ...
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I need to file an amended return after finding that I hadn't added Form 2210 (Underpayment of Estimated Tax by Individuals, Estates, and Trusts) In my original filing, 1040 line 38 had a non-zero estimated tax penalty, and line 35a (the amount of tax I wanted refunded) was the amount I had overpaid, reduced by the tax penalty In my amended filing, line 38 is $0, and line 35a is the same as the overpaid amount, which is what I want. But the "Federal refund" amount shown is $0, and turbotax indicates that nothing has changed. How do I get turbotax to realize that a change in line 35a is a change from the original filing?
6 hours ago
I just tried it using the steps below.
When you are in TurboTax Online:
Select Intuit Account from the left side menu.
Select Sign in & Security
Select the right arrow next to Ph...
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I just tried it using the steps below.
When you are in TurboTax Online:
Select Intuit Account from the left side menu.
Select Sign in & Security
Select the right arrow next to Phone.
Click the blue link Change next to your phone number
Enter the new phone number in the pop up screen that appears
Click Save
The pop up screen to change the phone number only appears for a short time to protect the user's security. If it goes away before you enter the number, you can go through the steps again.
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6 hours ago
Glad you figured it out. The premium was entered twice. I’ll have to check a return I’m working on. I don’t remember that screen.
6 hours ago
No. The Federal Section 179 expensing rules generally do not apply to rental property because it is considered a passive investment, rather than an active trade or business.
The $25,000 deducti...
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No. The Federal Section 179 expensing rules generally do not apply to rental property because it is considered a passive investment, rather than an active trade or business.
The $25,000 deduction cap generally applies to equipment used in an active trade or business, not residential rental property.
If you claim Section 179 deductions on your Federal return for your rental property, you will usually be required to make an adjustment to add back that amount on your DC return.
As an alternative, for items that do not qualify for Section 179, rental property owners can consider the De Minimis Safe Harbor, which allows them to immediately deduct, or expense, items that cost $2,500 or less per item. You may also qualify for the Safe Harbor for Small Taxpayers for larger building repairs or improvements.
6 hours ago
You should contact TurboTax regarding this charge.
6 hours ago
I updated the 2024 Turbotax software and then uploaded the return into my current 2025 file. Under documents, it shows that the return and the worksheets are there, however, when I go to Personal Inf...
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I updated the 2024 Turbotax software and then uploaded the return into my current 2025 file. Under documents, it shows that the return and the worksheets are there, however, when I go to Personal Information, it continues to require me to manually input information. Why??????
6 hours ago
You can file a joint federal return and a Part Year separate Mississippi return. Since the spouse was not a Mississippi resident, he would not have to to file a Mississippi return.
Yes, the spous...
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You can file a joint federal return and a Part Year separate Mississippi return. Since the spouse was not a Mississippi resident, he would not have to to file a Mississippi return.
Yes, the spouse who lived in Mississippi can file a separate return and claim the dependent for the state return. You have to create a "mock" separate return in order to do this- see How do I prepare a joint federal return and separate state returns?
6 hours ago
You might return to that portion of the non-resident return to be sure you were asked to enter only the PA portion. You may need to enter the entire amount and let TurboTax calculate the portion that...
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You might return to that portion of the non-resident return to be sure you were asked to enter only the PA portion. You may need to enter the entire amount and let TurboTax calculate the portion that should be allocated to PA.
6 hours ago
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You cannot deduct the full 4.2 times your regular rate. You can only deduct the "half" of time and a half. The simplest way to do it is, when TurboTax asks how you want to enter your qualifying overt...
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You cannot deduct the full 4.2 times your regular rate. You can only deduct the "half" of time and a half. The simplest way to do it is, when TurboTax asks how you want to enter your qualifying overtime, select "No help needed - I know what to enter." Then enter half of your regular hourly rate times the number of hours over 40 hours per week. It will not ask about time and a half or double time.
6 hours ago
It’s there. Check again. It is automatic based on your age. It is not part of your Standard Deduction. The new Senior Deduction is separate and in addition to the Standard Deduction or your Item...
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It’s there. Check again. It is automatic based on your age. It is not part of your Standard Deduction. The new Senior Deduction is separate and in addition to the Standard Deduction or your Itemized Deductions on 1040 line 12e. The 6,000/12,000 senior deduction will be calculated on 1040 Schedule 1-A page 2 Part V Enhanced Deduction for Seniors which goes to 1040 line 13b with any other sch 1-A amounts. Turbo Tax automatically includes it if you qualify. For Single the deduction starts to phase out at 75,000 and maxes out at 175,000 For Joint the deductions starts to phase out at 150,000 and maxes out at 250,000 If you are married you have to file a Joint return
For Online version You can preview the 1040 or print the whole return https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/accessing/help/how-do-i-preview-my-turbotax-online-return-before-filing/00/26160 What do you have on 1040 or 1040SR line 13b? See the 1040 ….
