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@user17748177281 wrote: (1) maybe the TurboTax calculation is waiting until you've clearly indicated that you are taking the Standard Deduction (not itemizing) and it will magically go back and c...
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@user17748177281 wrote: (1) maybe the TurboTax calculation is waiting until you've clearly indicated that you are taking the Standard Deduction (not itemizing) and it will magically go back and correct the numbers on Sch E to not produce a loss If (2), in theory it's an easy fix for the techies - simply include a question in the Sch E worksheet asking if you'll be taking the standard deduction or itemizing. (TurboTax - you owe me a fee for that ;-)). Unfortunately, TurboTax doesn't do that, so it is an error. Unfortunately, it isn't that easy of a fix. Just because a person Itemizes doesn't necessarily mean the loss would be allowable. As you said, it needs to be 'otherwise deductible'. It might not be 'otherwise deductible' if the real estate tax is in excess of the SALT limit or if the mortgage interest wouldn't be fully deductible due to the $750,000/$1,000,000 loan limit. And starting in 2026, there is another Itemized limit/reduction for high-income taxpayers that might affect things (although I would need to think about that one).
an hour ago
Thank you for the feedback! I think this is indeed the issue "I mistakenly marked the IRA/SEP/SIMPLE box on TurboTax's 1099-R form, causing the entire box 1 amount to be inappropriately included on ...
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Thank you for the feedback! I think this is indeed the issue "I mistakenly marked the IRA/SEP/SIMPLE box on TurboTax's 1099-R form, causing the entire box 1 amount to be inappropriately included on Form 1040 line 4b." However, it wasn't by mistake per se. My confusion is there seems to be no correct answer at the point where I selected IRA/SEP/SIMPLE. The Options were: 1) Financial institution or other provider (1099-R) 2) Office of Personnel Management (CSA 1099-R) 3) Office of Personnel Management (CSF 1099-R) 4) U.S. Railroad Retirement Board (RRB 1099-R) The form only says 1099-R - So I was figuring selection #1 was the appropriate answer? Are there more options to choose from?
2 hours ago
You can view or print your return that will include your federal asset report as follows: For TurboTax Online: Open your return Select Tax Tools then Print Center Select Print, save or previe...
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You can view or print your return that will include your federal asset report as follows: For TurboTax Online: Open your return Select Tax Tools then Print Center Select Print, save or preview this year's return Check the boxes to indicate your federal and state returns Choose to include Government and TurboTax Worksheets Click on "View or Print Forms" Your E-Filing Instruction Sheet should be the first page In TurboTax Desktop: Switch to Forms Mode by clicking on "Forms" in the blue bar at the top right of your screen In your left panel scroll down to the bottom of your list of forms and Select "Filing Inst page 1 and 2"
2 hours ago
there is no link in the file
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2 hours ago
You can’t cancel the auto debit once your return is accepted. To cancel, call the US Treasury Financial Agent at 888-353-4537.
2 hours ago
I am having this issue as well for the first time when using TT 2025. I tried encrypting the tax file after giving full disk access, but it does not work. I reopen the file, and there is no prom...
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I am having this issue as well for the first time when using TT 2025. I tried encrypting the tax file after giving full disk access, but it does not work. I reopen the file, and there is no prompt for the security password. I do not recall exactly, but when I downloaded TT 2025 for the first time, I thought it asked for Keychain access, which I probably granted. Is there something else we need to do within the Keychain App? Regarding the PDF file, similar issue, but from the "Save for Your Records tab. I hit Print Returns > PDF > Save as PDF...> Security Options. Then I proceed to fill in my password and verify after selecting "Require password to open document" and hit OK. I go and open the file, and again no prompt for a security password. Any other suggestions besides the Preview App method? We just find it odd that this version of TT is not saving as the prior year downloads.
2 hours ago
Tere is a table called "State and Local Income Tax Refunds from 2024 Tax Returns". Column (c) is called "Estimated Tax Paid After 12/31/2024". The amount in that column comes from a carryover workshe...
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Tere is a table called "State and Local Income Tax Refunds from 2024 Tax Returns". Column (c) is called "Estimated Tax Paid After 12/31/2024". The amount in that column comes from a carryover worksheet, and is being calculated incorrectly: it is being calculated as the sum of the estimated tax paid after 12/31/2024 and the amount paid when the tax return was filed; the calculation should not include the amount paid when filing. This results in a total in column (e), "Total Payments and Withholding," having an amount in it which is too high. Is this error known?
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2 hours ago
I have the same problem. According to the help system, this amount is taxable if cost basis is 0, but I was never asked for cost basis.
2 hours ago
I have a passive loss carryover of 6282 from 2024 . cannot find a method to enter this amount on my return ..is it auto filled ? because it is not reducing my passive income from 2025 . Not...
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I have a passive loss carryover of 6282 from 2024 . cannot find a method to enter this amount on my return ..is it auto filled ? because it is not reducing my passive income from 2025 . Note passive income of 16k is from s corp
2 hours ago
Hello! I am struggling to figure out how to properly input my 1098-T information without it incorrectly calculating my total income. I think the problem lies in the number I am inputting for "Act...
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Hello! I am struggling to figure out how to properly input my 1098-T information without it incorrectly calculating my total income. I think the problem lies in the number I am inputting for "Actual amount paid for tuition." In that field, I am including everything I paid out of pocket and everything I paid for in student loans. However, I am not including merit scholarships that were put towards my tuition. Because most of my tuition is paid for by my merit scholarship, the amount in Box 5 is higher than the actual amount I paid for tuition (out-of-pocket and loans). My total income at the end of my return is then being calculated as the difference between my scholarships and grants (listed in Box 5) and the actual amount I paid for tuition. In other words, my total income ends up including scholarship money that only went toward my tuition. How can I correct this? Isn't it true that my total income should only include scholarship money that didn't go towards qualified educational expenses? Thank you!
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2 hours ago
We $91,000 of W-2 income. The IRA contribution work sheet states that we are not allowed a deduction, but gives no explanation. We do not a 401K plan, so I do not understand the disallowance. H...
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We $91,000 of W-2 income. The IRA contribution work sheet states that we are not allowed a deduction, but gives no explanation. We do not a 401K plan, so I do not understand the disallowance. Has anyone had a similar experience?
2 hours ago
Does all the following sound correct? In mid-January 2026, I “converted IRA to ROTH (cIRA2ROTH)” in the amount of $330k paying $80k in estimated tax. Note all my IRAs are converted from 401ks and ...
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Does all the following sound correct? In mid-January 2026, I “converted IRA to ROTH (cIRA2ROTH)” in the amount of $330k paying $80k in estimated tax. Note all my IRAs are converted from 401ks and not considered traditional IRAs. There are no after-tax contributions within my IRAs, only in my ROTHs. I will file Married filing Jointly (MFJ), where I am not labeled an HCE for this year, but was last year for 2025. As of my mid-January’s cIRA2ROTH, I know my final tax bracket will be 32%, if I do no more cIRA2ROTHs. Projecting my 2026 W4 withholdings plus the $80k estimated tax, this will be at least 101% of my 2026 total tax bill. Therefore the 90% is Safe Harbor rule for 2026 will protect me from penalty, even if I do additional cIRA2ROTHs before the end of this year. It was also recommended I calculate my maximum estimated tax rate for 2026 then divide this by 4, making four Quarterly payments of this amount (a little tricky since I need to consider Qtrly W2 withholdings, but doable). Provided I pay the estimated tax at the same time of the next cIRA2ROTH at my final estimated tax rate. using Form 2210 Schedule AI as a guideline where I can’t rely on the various MFJ tax brackets levels like I did for the mid-Jan cIRA2ROTH, must do this at my final tax rates will get penalized after the fact (post-15Apr2027) for underpayments the whole year. My main concern is I have made some bad assumptions above where in mid-Jan I needed to pay a higher estimated tax than the 25% I did on the $330K (this was due to the MFJ Tax Bracketing) where all year I will be considered making underpayments (Form2210 AI)
2 hours ago
The final year for this form was 2024, thus it is not available in the 2025 software.
See: Form 5405 will no longer be revised
2 hours ago
Contributions made through payroll deductions are categorized as employer contributions. Enter amounts shown in box 12 of your W-2 only in box 12 of TurboTax's W-2 form, nowhere else in TurboTax.
2 hours ago
Duplicate question also addressed here: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/retirement/discussion/traditional-to-roth-rollover/01/3860204/highlight/false#M265994 Whether the contributions exceed t...
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Duplicate question also addressed here: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/retirement/discussion/traditional-to-roth-rollover/01/3860204/highlight/false#M265994 Whether the contributions exceed the annual limit depends on the years for which the contributions were made.
2 hours ago
To fix this rejection and ensure your return is processed correctly, follow these steps:
1. Log in to TurboTax.
2. Go to your Federal Return.
3. Navigate to the Deductions and Credits sec...
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To fix this rejection and ensure your return is processed correctly, follow these steps:
1. Log in to TurboTax.
2. Go to your Federal Return.
3. Navigate to the Deductions and Credits section.
4. Navigate to the 'Energy efficient home improvements' topic.
5. On the screen 'Did you have any of these qualified energy efficiency improvements in 2025?' (which lists windows, doors, and insulation): Select 'Yes' ONLY if you have actual costs to report for those specific items. Note: Entering $0 does not count as a cost. If you did not pay for these specific items, select 'No, I did not make these qualified energy efficiency improvements.'
6. On the next screen, 'Did you have any of these residential energy property costs in 2025?', select 'Yes' or 'No' as it applies to your other energy property (such as central air, water heaters, or heat pumps).
7. Continue through the remaining screens as before. 8. Verify no errors or notifications appear in Final Review. If they do, fix the errors and retransmit your return. Please review the reason for the reject. If the reject continues, you may want to file this return via U.S. Mail: print and mail it to the appropriate taxing authority.
2 hours ago
The TurboTax Free Edition is for customers who are filing simple Form 1040 returns only (no schedules except for Earned Income Credit, Child Tax Credit and Student Loan Interest. Roughly 3.7% of taxp...
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The TurboTax Free Edition is for customers who are filing simple Form 1040 returns only (no schedules except for Earned Income Credit, Child Tax Credit and Student Loan Interest. Roughly 3.7% of taxpayers qualify
If you have not filed your tax return yet, you can review your fees using the instructions below to find out why you're being charged. You can follow the instructions in this article to remove any unwanted Fees Why am I being charged for TurboTax Free Edition?
You can review your fees in TurboTax online as follows:
Go to the left side on your screen under "Tax Home"
Go to "Tax Tools" then "Tools"
The "Tools Center" Box will pop up
Click on "My Fees" to see a summary of your Turbo Tax Fees.
Click here for How do I review my fees in TurboTax Online?
If you have already filed your tax return and paid the TurboTax fees, see this link How do I request a refund for my TurboTax product?
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Please return to Community if you have any additional information or questions and we would be happy to help.
2 hours ago
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This usually occurs when you have a shared policy and self-employed health insurance deduction. To remove the error, try these steps:
Go to the Affordable Care Act (Form 1095-A) section under F...
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This usually occurs when you have a shared policy and self-employed health insurance deduction. To remove the error, try these steps:
Go to the Affordable Care Act (Form 1095-A) section under Federal > Deductions & Credits.
When asked if this policy is tied to your self-employment, uncheck the box or select No.
If you do not have a Schedule C, please post again and we can investigate more.
2 hours ago
Line 11b on the 1040has AGI at 570. The system seems to ignore the phaseout and just locks at 10k. Any idea how to submit a ticket to have this resolved?
2 hours ago
Hi - I paid $2K+ foreign taxes on a rental property in Canada but don't owe any US taxes given depreciation expense brings gross income negative on the rental property. That said, I should be able to...
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Hi - I paid $2K+ foreign taxes on a rental property in Canada but don't owe any US taxes given depreciation expense brings gross income negative on the rental property. That said, I should be able to carryforward the $2K into future years but TurboTax Desktop Premier won't allow me to create Form 1116 to track the carryover. I was able to generate the report in 2024 version despite having the same situation so is this some sort of bug in the 2025 version?