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Can't e-file because won't except my Credit Card for payment for processing fee's. I do not want it taken out of my Federal Return.
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where are the 2025 tax forms
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Dear Sirs: I made a grievous error in my 2024 return that I only noticed as I was preparing my 2025 return (TT 2025 desktop edition). I finished my 2025 return, efiled it and it was accepted by bot...
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Dear Sirs: I made a grievous error in my 2024 return that I only noticed as I was preparing my 2025 return (TT 2025 desktop edition). I finished my 2025 return, efiled it and it was accepted by both federal and state (9 April 2026). The 2024 return was prepared on TT 2024 desktop edition, it was efiled before 15 April 2025. It was accepted by both feds and state. I know I must file a 1040X to amend the 2024 return. Since I efiled in April of 2025, my computer was changed out (I removed the hard drive), so I could upgrade from MS Windows 10 to 11 (required for TT 2025 desktop edition). So now TurboTax 2024 desktop edition is NOT installed on my new computer. What should I do? I still have the TT 2024 desktop edition product folder with its unique license code (used to download the TT 2024 desktop edition pro0gram in Spring of 2025). Can I download the TT 2024 desktop edition program software AGAIN to amend the 2024 return? Thanx, Moi
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You can:
have a direct debit from your banking - fill in the information while on the FILE tab or
pay the IRS - see Payments but mark that you will mail a check to get the program to move o...
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You can:
have a direct debit from your banking - fill in the information while on the FILE tab or
pay the IRS - see Payments but mark that you will mail a check to get the program to move on. It isn't a tax return question.
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The only place I know is when you enter a 1099R for military retirement from DFAS. Enter a 1099R under Federal Taxes Wages & Income Then scroll way down to Retirement Plans and Social Security T...
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The only place I know is when you enter a 1099R for military retirement from DFAS. Enter a 1099R under Federal Taxes Wages & Income Then scroll way down to Retirement Plans and Social Security Then IRA, 401(k), Pension Plan Withdrawals (1099-R) – Click Start After you enter the 1099R keep going and you will come to a screen Where is your distribution from? Military retirement distribution Other distribution If you pick Military the 20,000 is subtracted on Schedule CA (540) on line 5 pensions. For taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2025, and before January 1, 2030, California allows qualified taxpayers to exclude from gross income up to $20,000 of retirement pay from the federal government for service in the uniformed services or annuity payments received pursuant to a U.S. Defense Department Survivor Benefit Plan.
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No, you can't change personal information such as your name using ReFILE. Wait until you get your notice of assessment (NOA) and if the name is wrong, you can contact the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) ...
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No, you can't change personal information such as your name using ReFILE. Wait until you get your notice of assessment (NOA) and if the name is wrong, you can contact the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to fix it.
If you are in Canada or the United States, you can call the CRA at 1-800-959-8281. If you are elsewhere, you can call 613-940-8495. This page has more ways to contact the CRA: Contact the Canada Revenue Agency
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Where to I submit the Veteran's Tax Deduction per SB 694 in the State of California which allows a $20,000 deduction from the gross earnings?
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No, those are different plans so Medicare is not entered there.
Since you have Medicare, you don't enroll in the marketplace. If you have Medicaid, it could be handled by NYS.
Reference: Medi...
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No, those are different plans so Medicare is not entered there.
Since you have Medicare, you don't enroll in the marketplace. If you have Medicaid, it could be handled by NYS.
Reference: Medicare & the Marketplace It’s against the law for someone who knows you have Medicare to sell you a Marketplace plan.
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And sorry, If your income is 160,000 the 12,000 is phased out.......
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Hi yes, i did that and it addressed my issue. But now getting errors on States. I am now just guessing values, and trying to figure it out.
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I have one account where it lists RIC plus a few additional countries. I can combine all into one RIC? Then just add up the “qualified dividends” to input as foreign source income, correct?
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I want to make a change to one of my dependents after completing all other tax info, I'm using turbotax online. I went back to edit my profile and it shows three addresses (all the same) and each say...
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I want to make a change to one of my dependents after completing all other tax info, I'm using turbotax online. I went back to edit my profile and it shows three addresses (all the same) and each says there are no dependents.
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Merci @TurboImpotVeronique Excellent donc je vais attendre la mise à jour . Note:Je remarque que pour moi et aussi @user17753118352 les revenus proviennent de la Partie 3B de T2125 (i.e. les li...
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Merci @TurboImpotVeronique Excellent donc je vais attendre la mise à jour . Note:Je remarque que pour moi et aussi @user17753118352 les revenus proviennent de la Partie 3B de T2125 (i.e. les lignes 3H à 3N ) au lieu de la Partie 3A comme votre exemple ci-haut (lignes 3A à 3G ) peut-être une raison du bug de transfert/ ou inclusion ?) mais je laisse INTUIT démêler ...
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@DavidD66 wrote: Under the IRS Final Tangible Property Regulations my opinion is that the replacement of a water heater is a repair. Your opinion but not the opinion of the IRS apparently: ...
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@DavidD66 wrote: Under the IRS Final Tangible Property Regulations my opinion is that the replacement of a water heater is a repair. Your opinion but not the opinion of the IRS apparently: https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-prior/p527--2025.pdf
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In TurboTax it list the question 1. Do any uncommon situations apply? Someone co-owns this loan, and I only pay a portion of it. The seller is financing this loan and I didn't rec...
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In TurboTax it list the question 1. Do any uncommon situations apply? Someone co-owns this loan, and I only pay a portion of it. The seller is financing this loan and I didn't receive a 1098. None of these apply. If I were to select Yes someone co-owns this loan and I only pay a portion of it it ask for my partner's information. Afterwards I enter the amount each person is responsible for the interest and outstanding principal. I do a 50% split for these values and select yes the interest amount is different than what is on my 1098. However when I go to federal review it almost DOUBLES the mortgage deduction. Compared to when I select None of these apply I do not get prompted for my spouses information and when I enter the same numbers I get the deduction I would expect. For tax purposes I feel like I am not selecting the first prompt correctly because Yes someone co-owns this loan with me however Turbo Tax under this selection is taking the limited deductible mortgage it calculates in deduction and credits and DOUBLES it during the federal review section unless I select None of these apply.
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Landscaping expenses generally do not qualify for federal tax credits or deductions for seniors, as they are considered routine maintenance. However, if you are 70 or older and live in Quebec, you ma...
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Landscaping expenses generally do not qualify for federal tax credits or deductions for seniors, as they are considered routine maintenance. However, if you are 70 or older and live in Quebec, you may be eligible for a provincial tax credit for home-support services that includes lawn mowing and landscaping.
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The Annuity Start Date is the date that the plan began paying out to you. So, it's not when you "retired" but when the annuity first started paying you (which may indeed have been in 1996).
