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@taxtattoo not saying their software is perfect or this process couldn't be improved - but it does work.   if you are not seeing the Roth conversion you need to go back to the questions after the 1099-R input.  Feel free to post more details here what questions you are getting and how you are answering them

I wish it had worked as you described for me.  Unfortunately it left our pensions and IRA RMDs out of the calculation completely with no obvious or not so obvious way to include the income and withholding taxes.  Being retired, this is the bulk of our income.

If you paid the estimated taxed under your LLC's EIN and/or State ID number, you will need to call the state of GA and tell them to reapply those ES payments from the LLC's ID to your personal SSN.   You may not need to amend your state return if you call and request them to reapply the payments to your personal account rather than the LLC's account.   Make sure you have your proof of ES payments available in case the state asks for them.

This area is designed to not have WA as an option since there is no income tax, and should not be listed. It does not mean it is not a state, the box is not applicable, as the entry here is designed to flow to your state return.     You are correct to leave state name and all state options blank.

If the dealership used the car as a loaner but did not register or title it under state law, you are technically the first retail owner, and the vehicle may be considered "new" for certain tax benefits.  If the dealership registered the vehicle to use as a service loaner or courtesy car, the "original use" began with them. In this case, the IRS considers the vehicle "used" for your purchase, and you would not qualify for credits restricted to new vehicles.    Check your sales contract and title application. If the vehicle was sold to you on a Manufacturer's Certificate of Origin (MCO) rather than a previously issued title, it was likely never registered and remains "new" in the eyes of the IRS.

Importing crypto using CSV is not supported now. This year only TurboTax Online supports PDF imports and only TurboTax Desktop supports importing .txf files.  Follow these steps to import a .txf in TurboTax Desktop.   

Because they are filing their own tax return and they are being asked to enter all other household members income. They are not currently working due to disability. I’m asking about a household member because I’d like to know if I’m considered a household member since they are temporarily staying with me. 

OK thank you, please see below.  I just want to review all my assets one more time before filing, but it seems to always take me to the screen where I add more assets.  I'm positive it had been working until a few days ago..      

The PDF of the crypto transactions may be uploaded into the TurboTax Online software and remitted to the IRS.   The PDF of the crypto transactions is not uploaded into the TurboTax Desktop software, and is mailed to the IRS.   @user17760443492 

I'm facing the exact same problem as the original poster - On Turbotax Desktop 2025 there's nowhere to enter spouse AGI or previous year PIN when filing an amendment to go from Married Filing Separately to Married Filing Jointly. When I originally submitted my amendment I got rejected with this error: ``` IND-027-02 - If 'PINTypeCd' in the Return Header has the value "Self-Select On-Line" and 'SpouseBirthDt' has a value, then 'SpousePriorYearAGIAmt' or 'SpousePriorYearPIN' or 'SpouseIdentityProtectionPIN' must have a value. ```   I then tried the workaround of creating and adding an IRS IP PIN, and added that, which led me to  ``` IND-032-04 - The spouse's Adjusted Gross Income (AGI) or 5-digit Self Select PIN entered for last year doesn't match IRS records ``` My state amendment did get accepted without any problems though. I called Turbotax support and got someone from the "Resolutions Desk" who said that this is a recent bug from the last 36 hours and they'd get back to me in a few business days after they do an "investigation". Obviously from all the other posts about this problem from the last month or so it's not a new issue though! Is the only solution really to file by mail? Has anyone been able to e-file an amendment from Married Filing Separately to Married Filing Jointly?

We'd love to help you complete your tax return, but need more information. Can you please clarify your question?  What information are you trying to enter exactly? capital contributions? distribution?  what screen in TurboTax are you on that's giving you trouble?