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cant remove charges, already charged my card and filed  you guys obviously have alot of people complaining about this issue, maybe make things more obvious from get go to avoid this issue instead of hiding all these fees. 

I created a return, entered 8J. After the federal entry, I was asked for a description - excess contribution. In the state section, it asks for the basis, I enter the box 1 amount and do not have any income showing on the PA for this 1099-R code 8J. Earnings are taxable to PA, not the return of basis.   Let's make sure you can get done correctly. A full or corrupted cache can cause problems in TurboTax, sometimes you need to clear your cache (that is, remove these temporary files). Online version: Delete the form 1099-R in federal section. Log out of your return and try one or more of the following: Don't use Internet Explorer. Clear cache and cookies, Sign in using a different browser. Sign in using a different device. Log back into your return. Enter the information again.  Desktop version:  Delete the form 1099-R. Save your return while closing the program. Update the program Open Enter the information again. Reference: PA Personal Income Tax Guide | Department of Revenue

I have the exact same issue on my Mac. This must be something that the software is doing somehow. I think that there should be a class action lawsuit considering how much time it is going to take to redo last years taxes.    As a side note years ago my Quickbooks Pro for Mac  also made by Intuit, erased my whole hard drive when I started the program. This affect everyone, poof and everything is gone. But not to worry Intuit offered a free versions of the latest QBs. 

As I read the instructions for line 9b in 2025 Instructions for Form 8960, this line should also "include state, local, and foreign real property taxes paid for the tax year, as well as state and local personal property taxes paid that are attributable to NII. " Therefore, it seems that line 9b should be using line 5d from Schedule A instead of line 5a.  The Data Source feature and the worksheet for form 8960 clearly show that TurboTax is using line 5a.  What am I missing?   Also, the instructions for line 9b also says "See the Instructions for Schedule A (Form 1040) for information and potential limits to state and local income taxes.  (Total taxes may be limited under section 164(b)(6) if the expense is not associated with a trade or business or with a section 212 activity for the production of income.)"  It's unclear whether the first sentence is just a reminder that these income taxes may be limited for the purposes of computing the deduction or whether those limits also apply to this line.  To me it doesn't make sense that the same limits apply to Form 8960.  Applying those limits to Form 8960 is the conservative interpretation because it results in a higher tax.  TurboTax's worksheet for Form 8960 clearly applies the Schedule A limit to Form 8960.

This is untrue. I posted about this Turbo Tax programming error back in first week of March. I worked at a CPA office over 30 years &  prepared tax returns. I answered that question "No", ran the program & it showed no errors! Since I know you should always review a return (even if it shows no errors), & not depend on the software to catch all problems, I reviewed it & found the program did not carry the SS income to the taxable column. The software changed the answer back to Yes on its own when running the final calculation. Also, the default should be set to no, not yes, since the majority of users reside in the states 100% of the time. I can't believe this problem has not been corrected by Turbo Tax considering all the postings of people receiving tax notices for this specific issue! It's very unfortunate, considering so many people will file their tax return thinking everything is good because TurboTax showed "no errors"!  But many people are in for a very big bad surprise! They are going to be receiving huge IRS tax notices of unexpected taxes due; or hugely reduced refunds, due to the huge capital gains reported for 2025. Obviously, TurboTax is aware of this problem & chooses to ignore it. I've used Turbo Tax for 9 years & was a fan & recommended it to others. But not anymore. 

This is untrue. I posted about this Turbo Tax programming error back in first week of March. I worked at a CPA office over 30 years &  prepared tax returns. I answered that question "No", ran the program & it showed no errors! Since I know you should always review a return (even if it shows no errors), & not depend on the software to catch all problems, I reviewed it & found the program did not carry the SS income to the taxable column. The software changed the answer back to Yes on its own when running the final calculation. Also, the default should be set to no, not yes, since the majority of users reside in the states 100% of the time. I can't believe this problem has not been corrected by Turbo Tax considering all the postings of people receiving tax notices for this specific issue! It's very unfortunate, considering so many people will file their tax return thinking everything is good because TurboTax showed "no errors"!  But many people are in for a very big bad surprise! Theyare going to be receiving huge IRS tax notices of unexpected taxes due; or hugely reduced refunds, due to the huge capital gains reported for 2025. Obviously, TurboTax is aware of this problem & chooses to ignore it. I've used Turbo Tax for 9 years & was a fan & recommended it to others. But not anymore. 

Bonjour, Même problème que beaucoup de gens. 1 - impossible d'envoyer à RQ, mais ARC fonctionne  2- lors de l'impression, message (erreur d'impression du TPF-1.U : 504   Serait apprécié par tous si cela pouvait être corrigé avant le 30 avril....... 2026 !   Merci 

Il n'y a aucun message d'erreur fait par le logiciel concernant le TP-80. Le seul message d'erreur qu'il y a c'est au moment de mettre en PDF la déclaration de revenu du Québec, voici ce qui s'affiche (et rien d'autre). Ensuite, quand on essait d'envoyer la déclaration de revenu Fédéral, ca marche, mais pas celle du Québec.