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MLP sale. Purchase price $32,000. Sold for $28,000. K-1 supplemental data - Initial Basis = $32,000. Cum Adj to Basis = -$92,000. Gain subject to Recapture as ord Income = $73,000. I entered min...
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MLP sale. Purchase price $32,000. Sold for $28,000. K-1 supplemental data - Initial Basis = $32,000. Cum Adj to Basis = -$92,000. Gain subject to Recapture as ord Income = $73,000. I entered minus $73,000 and plus $73,000 in the Final sale screen in TT and that flowed to Section A of the K-1. That secrion showed no Capital Gains nd the $73,000 as Ordinary Gain which was mostly offset by accumulated Lossed. Finaly the question! TT advice says to adjust the cost basis I got from Schwab. Is the New Basis $62,000? Please, I need specific answer. Thanks
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Where is it showing you still owe taxes? Turbo Tax will always say the Tax Due or Refund. That is just the result of your tax return when you filed. It doesn’t know if or when you paid it and the I...
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Where is it showing you still owe taxes? Turbo Tax will always say the Tax Due or Refund. That is just the result of your tax return when you filed. It doesn’t know if or when you paid it and the IRS or state doesn’t update Turbo Tax when they get your payment. Your only proof of payment is your bank statement or credit card showing the payment coming out. Turbo Tax only passes your bank account number to the IRS or state for them to take it out of your account.
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I had a tiny amount of tax payable to NJ (less than $1, due to less than $20 income from the state). I downloaded NJ to be complete and because the NY return asked about out-of-state things which it ...
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I had a tiny amount of tax payable to NJ (less than $1, due to less than $20 income from the state). I downloaded NJ to be complete and because the NY return asked about out-of-state things which it seems if I had the NJ download it would auto-calculate. However, I went through the entire NJ without errors and there is no $25 refund like I was advised I should get. It's sitting at $0 refund/penalty. How do I get the refund? TurboTax Home & Business Windows/Mac.
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I've solved this problem for myself. Don't know if it's a TurboTax problem generally or specific to my MacBook Pro M1. When I tried to open or import my 2024 TurboTax file I was asked to enter my pas...
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I've solved this problem for myself. Don't know if it's a TurboTax problem generally or specific to my MacBook Pro M1. When I tried to open or import my 2024 TurboTax file I was asked to enter my password which I did not remember. I answered the security question. I then got the screen "The document..... .tax2024 has the wrong tax year or some other issue that prevents us from opening it. Please make sure you have the right file and try again." Then TurboTax 2024 opened with an empty file (about 1 M as opposed to my 24 tax file which is 10M.) I spent a couple of hours with two different Intuit support persons. One told me to go to IRS.gov and I would be able to download a .tax2024 file. That is wrong. You can download a transcript but not a .tax file. The second one worked VERY hard to help me but ended by saying the file was probably corrupt . He suggested I try it on a different Mac to see if it was my Mac's problem. I eventually looked in my keychain (which had the wrong password for TurboTax 2024) and saw a password I had used for TurboTax a different year. I tried it for 2024 and it opened with all my data. The file then imported into 2025. Just wanted to tell you in case someone else has the same problem. Thank you for listening.
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@ThomasM125 I downloaded NJ to be complete and because the NY return asked about out-of-state things which it seems if I had the NJ download it would autocalculate. However, I went through the e...
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@ThomasM125 I downloaded NJ to be complete and because the NY return asked about out-of-state things which it seems if I had the NJ download it would autocalculate. However, I went through the entire NJ without errors and there is no $25 refund. It's sitting at $0 refund/penalty. How do I get the refund?
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What did the IRS change on your 2025 return? Was it the taxable amount of Social Security? I would think the 2025 AGI you will use to efile 2026 next year would be the same AGI on the original r...
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What did the IRS change on your 2025 return? Was it the taxable amount of Social Security? I would think the 2025 AGI you will use to efile 2026 next year would be the same AGI on the original return you filed before the IRS corrected it.
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what do you mean by family credit? It is not a standard tax term.
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edit: see below
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Enter rental property taxes under the Rental Properties and Royalties (Sch E) section of Wages & Income.
Select Add/Edit next to Rental Properties and Royalties
Select the pencil to edit...
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Enter rental property taxes under the Rental Properties and Royalties (Sch E) section of Wages & Income.
Select Add/Edit next to Rental Properties and Royalties
Select the pencil to edit the rental property (or add it)
Select Add expenses or Asset by the property
Check the box next to Real Estate Taxes and Continue
Select the pencil next to the Real Estate Taxes to edit
Enter the amount of your property taxes.
Refer to the TurboTax article Where do I enter income and expenses from a rental property? For more information.
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Subject: Pre-Litigation Notice – Request for Investigation, Verification, and Preservation of Records
To Whom It May Concern,
This letter serves as a formal pre-litigation notice regarding a Turb...
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Subject: Pre-Litigation Notice – Request for Investigation, Verification, and Preservation of Records
To Whom It May Concern,
This letter serves as a formal pre-litigation notice regarding a TurboTax Live expert session that occurred on March 31, 2026, at approximately 10:00 AM PT.
On that date, I requested assistance with my 2025 tax filing and was contacted by an expert identified as “Mary.” During the session, Mary stated that she was not knowledgeable about IRA-related matters and required assistance from a second expert. However, rather than transferring the call or initiating a direct multi-party session, Mary indicated that the second expert could not join the call and would instead view my screen indirectly through her screen-sharing session. All communication from the second expert was relayed to me through Mary via phone.
This process raises serious concerns regarding the handling of my personally identifiable information (PII), as I was required to share sensitive financial and tax-related data without any visibility into or verification of the second individual’s identity, role, or authorization.
Specifically, I have the following concerns:
The second individual was not identified to me, and I was provided no confirmation that they were a TurboTax employee or authorized contractor.
My sensitive personal and financial information was exposed during the session without clarity on who had access to it.
There was no transparency or consent mechanism regarding third-party or secondary access to my data.
Additionally, I received inaccurate guidance during the session, including incorrect information regarding the deductibility of 2024 tax preparation fees and confusion regarding the TurboTax platform being used. They did not know how to navigate in the browser version of turbotax and I helped them navigate through Tools feature.
Given the above, I request the following:
Written confirmation of the identity, employment status, and authorization of the second individual who accessed my session.
A detailed description of TurboTax Live’s escalation procedures, including how additional experts are engaged and what data access they are granted.
Confirmation that my personal and financial information was not accessed, retained, or disclosed to any unauthorized individual or third party.
A copy of all records associated with this session, including but not limited to call logs, screen-sharing logs, access logs, internal notes, and any recordings.
A formal written summary of any internal investigation conducted regarding this incident.
Please also consider this letter a formal request to preserve all records, logs, communications, and metadata related to this interaction, as they may be relevant to potential legal proceedings.
This situation raises significant concerns regarding data security, privacy practices, and compliance with applicable consumer protection and data protection laws. I request a written response within 10 business days of receipt of this notice.
Sincerely, Ambikadevi [PII Removed]
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>> a LOT of what you read posted here on the board as being "bugs" actually turn out to be user error. Yes, and...? I worked at Apple for 12 years. That's the nature of bug reports (and supp...
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>> a LOT of what you read posted here on the board as being "bugs" actually turn out to be user error. Yes, and...? I worked at Apple for 12 years. That's the nature of bug reports (and support requests). That doesn't mean they should be difficult to report!
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if you paid it as an extension amount, you need to enter it on the estimated tax worksheet. TurboTAX does not assume the amount was actually paid. if it was not through an extension, provide the meth...
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if you paid it as an extension amount, you need to enter it on the estimated tax worksheet. TurboTAX does not assume the amount was actually paid. if it was not through an extension, provide the method of payment so we can advise on the correct form to enter it.
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how to fill 'Long-term capital gains and losses' screen for penalty recalculation? I had stock capital gain $30000 for 2025 and $10000 Capital Loss Carryover from 2024. The net capital gain for 2025...
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how to fill 'Long-term capital gains and losses' screen for penalty recalculation? I had stock capital gain $30000 for 2025 and $10000 Capital Loss Carryover from 2024. The net capital gain for 2025 was $20000. My actual gain for 1/1/2025 to 3/31/2025 was $ 8000. Should I fill amount $8000? Or fill amount -$2000(8000- 10000) for 1/1/2025 to 3/31/2025? Since I had $10,000 carry over from 2024, I didn't pay estimated tax in early 2025 when I got gain $8,000. If Turbo Tax subtracts $10,000 at end of year, I have to pay penalty for the gain I had at early 2025. It doesn't make a sense for me. What is the right way to fill that screen? Thank you.
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The development team finds and fixes most all major bugs given the time to do so. Reports are useful, in some cases, but a LOT of what you read posted here on the board as being "bugs" actually t...
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The development team finds and fixes most all major bugs given the time to do so. Reports are useful, in some cases, but a LOT of what you read posted here on the board as being "bugs" actually turn out to be user error.
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Just chiming in that this is absolutely a TurboTax issue, not an IRS requirement. The logic to properly generate form 8990 is straightforward, although can become somewhat complex when considering al...
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Just chiming in that this is absolutely a TurboTax issue, not an IRS requirement. The logic to properly generate form 8990 is straightforward, although can become somewhat complex when considering all of the potential edge cases. And while ignoring a $4 entry in the name of convenience is a reasonable approach for OP, it is not practical for the many of us where the implications of form 8990 are significant financially. More to the point, this is terrible product transparency. This is not a product that supports K-1s and small businesses if it requires you to go off to fill out forms by hand and figure out how to properly stitch things together.
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Trying to determine the taxable amount of my retirement disability income on my SC state taxes
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code "w" in the adjustment column. Enter the disallowed loss as a positive number.
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The only way to move beyond the error notification was to enter a “0” in this box, or it wouldn’t move forward with submitting.