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Yes - the will states all of his remaining assets were to be held in trust for the support of our mother.  
OOOH - I was on the phone with Intuit for over an hour and Turbo Tax definitely has a glitch. If you find your Form 8889-T and scroll all the way to the bottom, it appears that, in Part III, Line 18 ... See more...
OOOH - I was on the phone with Intuit for over an hour and Turbo Tax definitely has a glitch. If you find your Form 8889-T and scroll all the way to the bottom, it appears that, in Part III, Line 18 Smart Worksheet, the "None" box for December is checked off, indicating Medicare was received. This happened on two different tax returns that I did! That box should not be auto-checked. Also, be sure that, if you don't have a spouse, form 8889-S is not in your form list. I needed to delete that for one of the returns. Hope this helps someone.
Thanks for the swift reply  @MaryK4  ! Since I am an "employer" due to my freelance business, does this mean the IRS consider me "covered by a retirement plan at work"? (note that my W-2 Employer doe... See more...
Thanks for the swift reply  @MaryK4  ! Since I am an "employer" due to my freelance business, does this mean the IRS consider me "covered by a retirement plan at work"? (note that my W-2 Employer does not offer a retirement plan)
yeah turbotax is **bleep**ing pathetic, literally highway robbery and are getting away with it, I already contacted my lawyers...
The IRS don't give me a id pin for my taxes
You can tell the software that you do not have a W-2.   If an "old" employer transferred over from 2024, you can delete the employer.     Enter your retirement income:    Go to Federal> Wages... See more...
You can tell the software that you do not have a W-2.   If an "old" employer transferred over from 2024, you can delete the employer.     Enter your retirement income:    Go to Federal> Wages & Income>>Retirement Plans and Social Security  (SSA1099 and 1099RRB) to enter your SSA1099.     To enter your retirement income, Go to  Federal> Wages and Income>Retirement Plans and Social Security>IRA  401 k) Pension Plan Withdrawals to enter your 1099R.  
our crystal ball is permanently broken so if you would provide the description. amount not needed. 
I copied this from a another thread where I asked a similar but totally related questions and got my Fed. accepted today in just a few minutes. Still waiting for the State but i am sure I am in the r... See more...
I copied this from a another thread where I asked a similar but totally related questions and got my Fed. accepted today in just a few minutes. Still waiting for the State but i am sure I am in the right process now: (Again, the following worked perfectly for me)   Here is what I did (which is what you suggested):  1. Went to TT and in the upper right selected "Forms" 2. Found form 8889-T in the list and deleted it (it now has a red ! point next to it) 3. In the upper right selected "Step by Step" 4. Selected "PERSONAL" 5. Selected "Deductions & Credits" 6. Scrolled down and selected "Medical" 7. To the right selected "Visit All" 8. Select YES for Did you have any medical expenses in 2025 9. Check Box Health Savings Account (HSA) - then at the bottom "Continue" 10. The next few questions you have to navigate yourself with your situation 11. When you get to "What type of HDHP coverage did you have during 2025? - select "had  different plan types at different times of the year  (MY OPINION IS THIS IS WHERE THE TT BUG IS - I had been selecting the first option covered by family plan every month) 12. Select continue and the next page in a list of months 13. From the Health plans drop down select your plan for each (all 12 months) month 14. Select continue and get through the next few questions specific to your situation until your get back to the category header "Your 2025 Deductions & Credits" 15. Once you are there go directly to "FILE" and finish filing   Again, thank you to the TT Community!
1. When I open TurboTax for 2025 I was informed there was no record of a TurboTax return for 2024. Actually, I did file a TurboTax return for 2024, but evidently under a different ID. Is it desirable... See more...
1. When I open TurboTax for 2025 I was informed there was no record of a TurboTax return for 2024. Actually, I did file a TurboTax return for 2024, but evidently under a different ID. Is it desirable to upload my TurboTax return from 2024 and if so, how and where do I do it?  
MY SPOUSE LIVES ABROAD AND/OR DOES NOT HAVE A SSN https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/taxation/married-person-claim-head-household-filing-status/L078u1RSW_US_en_US?uid=lmtc1... See more...
MY SPOUSE LIVES ABROAD AND/OR DOES NOT HAVE A SSN https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/taxation/married-person-claim-head-household-filing-status/L078u1RSW_US_en_US?uid=lmtc1ov4 https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/tax-credits-deductions/file-taxes-spouse-nonresident-alien/L4AuRKrMd_US_en_US?uid=m5r1a77j https://www.irs.gov/individuals/international-taxpayers/nonresident-spouse   https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tips/family/claiming-a-non-citizen-spouse-and-children-on-your-taxes-/L6VM4IzTQ   How to obtain an ITIN
Thank you very much for that. I followed these exact steps and hallelujah: "Your federal tax return was accepted by the IRS." Your a genius!! Unbelievable that such a simple logic can't be program... See more...
Thank you very much for that. I followed these exact steps and hallelujah: "Your federal tax return was accepted by the IRS." Your a genius!! Unbelievable that such a simple logic can't be programmed into the app!! Sigh!!
I already submitted my tax return. The steps above are not available when I log into turbo tax online.    Below is a snippet from my Schedule H that was generated through turbo tax online. You can ... See more...
I already submitted my tax return. The steps above are not available when I log into turbo tax online.    Below is a snippet from my Schedule H that was generated through turbo tax online. You can see the amount 1,698  in field 8 was misprinted outside of the form resulting in field 8 picking up zero amount and wrong subsequent calculations on form 1040. 
Here is how to report your Qualified Charitable Contribution QCD within TurboTax using your Form 1099-R:   Go to Wages & Income on the left panel within your TurboTax account Click on the +... See more...
Here is how to report your Qualified Charitable Contribution QCD within TurboTax using your Form 1099-R:   Go to Wages & Income on the left panel within your TurboTax account Click on the +Add more income box Scroll down to Retirement Plans and Social Security and click the down arrow to expand Click Start to the right of IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R) Click on +Add a 1099-R (Here, you may import or type in by selecting the Change how I enter my form box On the next screen, you can select Type it in myself, or other options, then Continue Select the box on the top left for Financial institution or other provider (1099-R), then Continue Enter the provider's information, then Continue Enter the details from your Form 1099-R, checking for which Distribution Code was used in Box 7 (or review if imported) Next, check the, I have more than one value in Box 7 box and select Y from the drop down menu (to trigger the QCD questions) Ensure the IRA/SIMPLE/SEP box is checked, then Continue Continue answering the questions, pressing Continue to advance When you reach, Do any of these situations apply to you?, check the box that reads, I transferred all or part of this money directly to charity, Continue
I spent more than 6000$ on childcare with FSA contribution 600$ (W2 box 10). TurboTax calculated childcare tax credit as (6000-600)*.2= 1080 $. If I put my FSA contribution to 0, my child tax credit b... See more...
I spent more than 6000$ on childcare with FSA contribution 600$ (W2 box 10). TurboTax calculated childcare tax credit as (6000-600)*.2= 1080 $. If I put my FSA contribution to 0, my child tax credit becomes 6000*.2= 1200$ and my total taxes drop by 120$ (600*.2). How come there is no any tax benefit from my FSA contribution?
Because of IRS regulations, you cannot deduct the sales tax paid on your purchase because it was calculated using a rate that does not match the general rate for your location. However, it is the exac... See more...
Because of IRS regulations, you cannot deduct the sales tax paid on your purchase because it was calculated using a rate that does not match the general rate for your location. However, it is the exact same rate.