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When I enter in certain expenses under rental property info, I click "Continue" and the summary page still shows "Not Started" for those categories. If I click back into the category, the number is still there. Is this expected behavior?   I'm wondering if I'm not allowed to enter expenses if I've already exceeded my rental income amount (since I was reading that my property may not be eligible for rental loss since I lived in it for a portion of the year). But that seemed unlikely since I should still be able to record everything, even if the loss isn't recognized as such.   Here is one example where I entered in the insurance premium amount but it was not listed on the summary page:   I have tried clearing my cache and also opened this page in both Chrome and Firefox to see if it was a browser issue but it persisted in both.

My wife is a foreign national receving income in the USA and paying taxes on her income. Previously I was advised to enter her tax information into TT using substitute 1099-R to create a substitute form 4852 but this option does not appear in 2026 Home and Business Mac,   at least a far as I can see. What should I do?

Hi,   We are a married couple filing our federal taxes together. We lived in NJ and NC seperately in 2025 and want to know how to split the income between states in turbotax.   I have entered all the info and federal review looks good but when I started filing states, AGI from federal is used. Previously(we had similar situation of nonresident in the past) a percentage of income is attributed to state and then taxable income for that state was calculated as percentage * AGI , but I am not seeing that for 2025.   Is there some page where I can enter this information? When I file NC it does ask to split the W-2 income and 1099 income but doesn’t do the ratio while finally calculating the taxes. I am being charged tax on our whole income instead of for NC specific. 

I sold ETF in 2025 and received K-1, after fill up turbo tax (refered to other people's guide) but form 6252 was generated, anyone knows why? I refered to: https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/received-a-k-1-and-1099-b-for-selling-all-shares-in-a-ptp-etf-please-help-me-check-my-work/00/3706960 https://ttlc.intuit.com/community/taxes/discussion/re-help-filing-final-k-1-form-due-to-trading-uvxy-etf-in-2024/01/3707247/highlight/true#M1371714    

Last year (TY 2025), I sold close to $500,000 in stock, nearly all of which was long term capital gains reported to the IRS.    This shows up correctly in TT for my Federal Return, but doesn't seem to register at all when I click in to State Taxes to work on my WA return. TT also completes its "State Review" with no errors, and says I am due a refund of $0 (and don't need to file a state return).   What is going on? How do I get TT to recognize that I owe WA cap gains excise tax on my cap gains?   Thanks!

I'm trying to file for 401k over contribution excess amount correction, I have already withdrawn the excess amount but didn't receive a corrective 1099-R. My excess contribution was split between traditional 401(k) and Roth 401(k). For traditional 401k excess amount, I reported the number in the "Miscellaneous inform, 1099-A, 1099-C" section. For Roth 401k excess amount, there is a "Roth 401(k) taxable amount" (interest) component and a "Roth 401(k) non-taxable amount" component. For the "Roth 401(k) taxable amount" component, I reported the number in the "Miscellaneous inform, 1099-A, 1099-C" section. I'm guessing I don't have to report anything for the "Roth 401(k) non-taxable amount" component since it should already be reflected on W2. Can someone help me confirm if this is the correct way to do it?