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No apologies needed. Questions are what we are here to answer.   If I understand your question, my may have crypto transactions to report on your tax return. Keep in mind that purchasing crypto does create a tax event, however if you exchange or sell crypto then you would have investment transactions to report, gain and/or (loss). The steps below will show you how to report any transactions. This is an investment that is treated like the sale or exchange of stock.    Next year a Form 1099-DA will be required to be issued by the holding agent.   To enter your sale in TurboTax, follow these steps.  Open or continue your return. Navigate to the investment sales section: TurboTax Online/Mobile: Go to investment sales. If using this application, make sure it is open TurboTax Desktop: Search for investment sales and then select the Jump to link. Or Personal Tab > Continue > I'll choose what I work on > Scroll to Investment Income > Select Stocks, Cryptocurrency, Mutual Funds, Bonds, Other Answer Yes to the question Did you sell any of these investments in 2025?  If you land on  the Investment sales summary or Your investments and savings screen, select Add More Sales or Add investments. Click this link for more information. Where do I enter Investment Sales?

Oui, vous pouvez installer TurboImpôt sur un maximum de 3 ordinateurs ou l'installer un maximum de 3 fois.    Voici les instructions complètes au besoin:   Visitez la page de téléchargement de TurboImpôt bureau directement si vous avez déjà un code de licence. Sélectionnez Télécharger le produit que vous avez acheté. Le programme d'installation se télécharge sur votre ordinateur. Installer TurboImpôt bureau Localisez le fichier d'installation (fichier .exe) que vous avez téléchargé sur votre ordinateur. Ouvrez le programme d'installation et suivez les instructions pour installer TurboImpôt sur votre système. Activer TurboImpôt bureau Après avoir installé TurboImpôt, vous serez invité à vous connecter à votre compte Intuit. Connectez-vous ici en cliquant sur Se connecter ou créez votre compte Intuit. Entrez votre code licence.  Commencez à utiliser TurboImpôt. Merci de choisir TurboImpôt  

That is for the Schedule C At Risk question. On the "Your Self-Employed work summary" page, click Edit next to your business. Scroll down to Uncommon Situations (under the list of expenses) and click Edit or Start. Check the box that says: "I have money invested in this business that I'm not at risk of losing; that is, certain cash, property, or borrowed amounts that are protected from loss". Click Continue

The important thing is that if you just enter what you know ("Payer name, address and EIN plus the amounts received "), then these items must match what the IRS has.   That is, if the plan administrator copied the IRS on this 1099-R, then the IRS is going to compare what you entered with what they have already received. If they are the same, no problem. If they vary, then expect a letter from the IRS.   To find out what the IRS has already received, then your brother will need to ask for a Wage and income transcript at Get Transcript on the IRS website. He can get his transcript online, if he can satisfy the IRS as to his identity (generally, this means answering questions about his credit report).   But if the IRS doesn't have a copy of the 1099-R, then you will need to use the 4852 and mail the return.

@CatinaT1 wrote: You will enter the amount from 11B on one of the lines 29-37 of the  Miscellaneous Itemized Deductions Worksheet depending on the type of expense. The expense will be one of the following: Not necessarily. You simply copied and pasted the deductions from the IRS instructions for Line 16 of Schedule A. The figure listed on Line 11B of the K-1 (1041) represents non-miscellaneous itemized deductions which could be a variety of expenses, such as state/local taxes, mortgage interest, et al., which would NOT be entered on Line 16 of Schedule A.   The trustee (or whoever prepared the 1041) should have included a statement with the K-1 detailing the type of each expense and the amount.

If you have Trader Tax Status (TTS), you report your business expenses on Schedule C - Profit or Loss From Business.  You can deduct trading related expenses like software, data, education, etc.  Fees and commissions charged on individual trades are an adjustment to the gain/loss on that trade.  If you do not have TTS, you are an investor.  Investors cannot deduct trading expenses such as account management fees.     For detailed rules, see the IRS Topic No. 429: Traders in Securities and IRS Publication 550. 

Which version of TurboTax are you using? I have not encountered any issues setting up a Schedule F. Try using the steps below to set up a Schedule F (it sounds like you have a Desktop version):   TurboTax Desktop      To add your farm income in TurboTax Desktop, follow the instructions below: Go to Federal Taxes. Under Wages & Income, scroll down to Business Items. Click Start next to Farm Income and Farm Rental. Under Tell Us About Your Farm or Farm Rental Income, click the box next to “I have income from operating a farm”. Click any other boxes listed if they also apply to you. Click Continue. To enter details for your farm, either: Click Edit next to your Farm Name, or  Add Another Farm.  Enter the relevant information for your farm.  When you get to the screen, Enter Income, enter dollar amounts in the fields provided for the different types of farm income you received that were not listed on a 1099 form, and for any amounts reported to you on Form 1099-PATR. Continue through the remaining screens to finish entering your farm details.   For TurboTax Desktop (CD/Download), you can use Deluxe, Premier, or Home & Business, to file a Schedule F. However, TurboTax Home & Business is highly recommended as it provides tailored, guided interviews specifically for farm income and expenses.

A form 1095-B is not a required form entry, and the same with a 1095-C. The only required entry is the 1095-A. If that form is necessary for your return follow the steps in the link below which may also remove the situation you encounter. Where do I enter Form 1095-A?  

@user17752312738  Malheureusement, nous n'avons pas eu de retour de la part du client précédent, donc nous vous suggérons de faire le même processus, c'est à dire, de communiquer avec la FTQ pour confirmer si, dans votre situation, vous devez procéder autrement.   Selon nos renseignements, la procédure que nous suggérons correspond à ce qui doit être fait, mais, comme les situations peuvent être différentes d'une personne à l'autre, il est possible que ceci ne corresponde pas à votre situation.   Peu importe la réponse que vous obtiendrai suite à vos recherches, nous vous invitons à la partager ici afin d'en faire profiter les autres utilisateurs de la Communauté à qui cela pourrait bénéficier.   Merci de choisir TurboImpôt.

I tried these steps (in TurboTax Online) and it didn’t work. I was never prompted to enter my contributions. I get a summery at the end and that has my employer contributions and it says I can edit it, but there is no way to edit it.

In the Quebec 'Prescription Drug Insurance' section (Schedule K), which situation code or 'Exception' did you select? You need to specifically select the code for being covered by a private/group plan (usually Code 14) to clear the charge. Look for the Schedule K interview in the Quebec section. You must manually check the box for "Group, employee, or private insurance plan" and then ensure all 12 months are checked off. This is the most common reason the $755 appears—the software defaults to the public plan until you tell it otherwise!   Double-check these steps:    Navigate to the Quebec Tax Return interview Look for the section specifically labelled Schedule K (or Prescription Drug Insurance). You need to indicate that you had a "group, employee, or private insurance plan" that provided basic prescription drug coverage. You will see a grid of 12 months. You must check all 12 months (January to December) to show you were covered by your group plan for the entire year. Note: If you only joined the plan halfway through the year, you will owe a partial premium for the months you weren't covered.   Check Box 449: Once you've completed Schedule K, check the final Quebec summary. Line 447 should now be $0, and a specific "Exception Code" (usually Code 14 for a private plan) should appear in Box 449.   If the issue persists, suggest that you contact our product support team. They have access to tools we don't have here in Community, like screenshare, and can assist you with this issue.