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Si vous utilisez TurboImpôt Enligne, une fois que vous avez fait une mise à niveau vers une version supérieure, vous ne pouvez pas annuler cette mise à niveau.   Avec TurboImpôt Enligne, vous dev... See more...
Si vous utilisez TurboImpôt Enligne, une fois que vous avez fait une mise à niveau vers une version supérieure, vous ne pouvez pas annuler cette mise à niveau.   Avec TurboImpôt Enligne, vous devez payer à la fin, si vous ne voulez pas rester avec la version Deluxe, vous pouvez recommencer une autre déclaration sous gratuit sans ajouter vos frais médicaux, si vous constatez que ce n'est pas nécessairre de les réclamer cette année.   Merci de choisir TurboImpôt.
If you didn't receive a 1099-INT from a foreign or US bank because your interest income was low, there usually isn’t a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) to enter. For TurboTax, you can ty... See more...
If you didn't receive a 1099-INT from a foreign or US bank because your interest income was low, there usually isn’t a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) to enter. For TurboTax, you can typically leave the FEIN field blank or enter "000000000" if the form or software requires an entry. You still need to report the interest income even if no 1099-INT was issued. Enter the amount of interest you earned as reported by your bank statements. Foreign banks may not provide FEINs. You can report the interest with the bank’s name and any available identifying information, but no FEIN is required if unavailable.
Curious if you have received your refund, if any? Mine didn't make it thru processing with the "I". Took the IRS 10 weeks to let me know that. Responded to their letter yesterday and changed it to th... See more...
Curious if you have received your refund, if any? Mine didn't make it thru processing with the "I". Took the IRS 10 weeks to let me know that. Responded to their letter yesterday and changed it to the "L".
Check box 12 again.  The code 'II' is listed just after code 'HH' in box TurboTax Online and TurboTax desktop versions.  
@Run4ever only the custodial parent can claim AOTC.    from your post not clear who is custodial and who is noncustodial.    The custodial parent can give the non-custodial parent permission to c... See more...
@Run4ever only the custodial parent can claim AOTC.    from your post not clear who is custodial and who is noncustodial.    The custodial parent can give the non-custodial parent permission to claim the child for the purposes of the child tax credit, the additional tax credit or the other dependent credit.    The IRS does not permit the custodial parent to pass the right to claim the child for EITC, AOTC or LLC, or the ability to file HOH to the non-custodial parent.  The custodial parent can still claim the child for these purposes.    what is in Box 1 and Box 5 of form 1098-T.  Are you non-custodial? did your daughter earn more than $15,650?
medicaid from public assistance does that count as kid living expenses for foster child who is your granddaughter
If TurboTax shows an error to review 1099-B sales but no sales are marked to review, try these steps: 1. Go to the 1099-B section: Navigate to the Federal, then Wages & Income, then Investment Inc... See more...
If TurboTax shows an error to review 1099-B sales but no sales are marked to review, try these steps: 1. Go to the 1099-B section: Navigate to the Federal, then Wages & Income, then Investment Income area. 2. Check for imported forms: If you imported 1099-B forms, look for any with errors or incomplete data. 3. Delete and re-import: Delete any imported 1099-B forms and re-import them using your broker’s login. 4. Manual review: If re-importing doesn't work, try manually entering your 1099-B sales data. 5. Save and review: Save your entries and see if the error clears. This process often resolves hidden or phantom errors related to 1099-B sales in TurboTax Online.
When reporting 1099-B items in TurboTax Online, the software requires the date acquired and cost basis to accurately calculate gain or loss. If your 1099-B lacks quantity, acquisition date, or exp... See more...
When reporting 1099-B items in TurboTax Online, the software requires the date acquired and cost basis to accurately calculate gain or loss. If your 1099-B lacks quantity, acquisition date, or explicit cost basis but includes the Box 1d proceeds and a cost basis factor, you may need to use the proceeds and apply the factor to estimate the cost basis. Since TurboTax insists on these details, you can: 1. Contact your broker or financial institution for missing acquisition dates and cost basis. 2. Use any available statements or transaction history to fill in these fields. 3. If unavailable, enter estimated dates consistent with your records, and calculate cost basis by multiplying the proceeds by the cost basis factor.   Not entering the date acquired and cost basis for your 1099-B items in TurboTax can cause the software to calculate higher taxable gains than you actually have. Without these details, TurboTax may assume a zero cost basis, resulting in paying tax on the full proceeds rather than on the true gain.
My 1099-r does not have code 1listed, it has code 7,D listed.  I’m having this issue with early distribution penalties because when the TurboTax program asked me if this distribution was subject to e... See more...
My 1099-r does not have code 1listed, it has code 7,D listed.  I’m having this issue with early distribution penalties because when the TurboTax program asked me if this distribution was subject to early distribution penalties I was honest and said yes.  Someone else referred to the “let’s see if we can we save you money section”.  When the TurboTax program asked me if this distribution was subject to early distribution penalties and I replied yes the program just moved on to the next section, it didn’t ask me any more questions about the distributions or penalties on only part of the distributions. I called TurboTax help line and spoke to a representative about my issue. She directed me to contact the financial institution and have them send two 1099 -r forms separating the subject to penalties and not subject to penalties amounts and then entering the information as two 1099-r.  I did call the financial institution and was informed that they do not do anything like that and suggested I contact a CPA to resolve the issue. so, I’m back to square 1.  Again, the interview section asked if the amount was subject to early distribution penalties but never asked any follow-up questions during which I could have addressed my specific situation.  The TurboTax software seems very deficient in this area.  What do I do now because the way it stands I either pay thousands of dollars in penalties I shouldn’t have to pay or I bring my information to a CPA to do my taxes making TurboTax and all the time I spent using it useless?
After I enter my daughter's 1098T I'm assuming I need to fill out 8863 for it to deduct the scholarship data. We share custody and claim her every other year. How do I fill out the 8863  
Schedule C is necessary because it reports income and expenses from a business you operated as a sole proprietor or self-employed individual. Even if you entered income and deductions, Schedule C ... See more...
Schedule C is necessary because it reports income and expenses from a business you operated as a sole proprietor or self-employed individual. Even if you entered income and deductions, Schedule C organizes this information to calculate your net profit or loss from your business activities. If you did not need Schedule C in past years, it could be because you didn't have business income or were reporting income differently (e.g., as an employee). Now, if you have income from self-employment, Freelance work, or a side gig, the IRS requires Schedule C to report those earnings and related expenses correctly.
I don't wanna file my f****** taxes.I wanna see my f****** paycheck, d*** i*
See this TurboTax support FAQ for contacting support - https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/account-management/turbotax-phone-number/L0Od33nMQ_US_en_US?uid=lfgviwbm
You complete your tax return by finishing all 3 Steps in the File section. In Step 3, to e-file your tax return, you must click on the large button labeled "Transmit my returns now".   After comp... See more...
You complete your tax return by finishing all 3 Steps in the File section. In Step 3, to e-file your tax return, you must click on the large button labeled "Transmit my returns now".   After completing the File section and e-filing your tax return you will receive two emails from TurboTax. The first email when your tax return was transmitted and the second email when the tax return has either been accepted or rejected.
Para completar tus impuestos en TurboTax, sigue estos pasos básicos: 1. Inicia tu declaración: Abre TurboTax y crea o continua tu declaración. 2. Ingresa tu información personal: Completa datos c... See more...
Para completar tus impuestos en TurboTax, sigue estos pasos básicos: 1. Inicia tu declaración: Abre TurboTax y crea o continua tu declaración. 2. Ingresa tu información personal: Completa datos como nombre, dirección y dependientes. 3. Introduce tus ingresos: Agrega información de W-2, 1099 u otros ingresos. 4. Agrega deducciones y créditos: Completa secciones como gastos médicos, donaciones o educación. 5. Revisa y corrige errores: TurboTax verifica que tu información esté correcta. 6. Presenta tu declaración: Elige presentación electrónica para acelerar tu reembolso. 7. Realiza seguimiento: Usa TurboTax para ver el estado de tu declaración y reembolso. Sigue las indicaciones en cada paso dentro de TurboTax para una experiencia guiada y detallada.
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