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How To Get K-1 Box 2 Loss To Move From Form 8582 to Schedule E Non-Passive Loss Column Check the REP status first: Go to Wages & Income -> Rental Properties and Royalties. Even though you aren't ...
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How To Get K-1 Box 2 Loss To Move From Form 8582 to Schedule E Non-Passive Loss Column Check the REP status first: Go to Wages & Income -> Rental Properties and Royalties. Even though you aren't entering a new property here, you must enter this section to answer the "Is the taxpayer a Real Estate Professional?" question. Ensure this is marked "Yes" for the spouse/the taxpayer. No matter who's name is listed on the Schedule E, it will check the "Yes" on the Federal Information Worksheet Part VI. (If you already have a property listed on a Schedule E, you can answer the question on that non K-1 related Schedule E.) Edit the K-1: Go back to the K-1 entry screen. The Critical Screen: Look for a screen titled "Describe the Partnership" or "Describe the Activity." * You must check the box that says "I materially participated in the operation of this business." * Note: Even though it's a rental, marking "Material Participation" while the REP status is active is the only way to move Box 2 income out of Form 8582. **It also doesn't matter if they were a Limited Partner or General Partner. **A Limited Partner, even though it's rare, can be deemed to materially participate if they meet specific, limited criteria: (1) they work over 500 hours, (2) they materially participated in the activity for any 5 of the past 10 years, or (3) for personal service activities, they participated in 3 prior years.
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Hello all, I need help with my tax situation. Parents are US citizen. They gifted me a house in Vietnam in 2024. Since they are citizen. I didn't file the 3520 Form. I sold the house to my re...
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Hello all, I need help with my tax situation. Parents are US citizen. They gifted me a house in Vietnam in 2024. Since they are citizen. I didn't file the 3520 Form. I sold the house to my relative last year. There weren't any capital gain since the house was left empty for 5 years. Anyway, I sold the house but I didnt get the money and it didnt actually transferred it to US until early of this year. The reason why because they required alot of documents ( like required proof that we paid our taxes, the bank didnt let me open the account and asked alot of docs/proof in order for me to transfer the money out of the country. That is why I left in 2025 and came back this year to sort thing out. How do I file tax for the selling of this house in Vietnam? Thanks!
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I had the same issue of $0 taxable on SS income. I used TT online version and it was efiled. IRS caught it, fixed it, and sent me a notice. When I went back in TT to check, there was no question abo...
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I had the same issue of $0 taxable on SS income. I used TT online version and it was efiled. IRS caught it, fixed it, and sent me a notice. When I went back in TT to check, there was no question about being a US citizen. It asked, yes or no, if I was a resident of any of the foreign countries listed. I hadn’t selected either yes or no. Somehow I completed the return and TT said it found no errors.
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I ran into issues with TurboTax as well and ended up having to escalate it. I filed complaints with the Better Business Bureau, the Federal Trade Commission, and my state Attorney General, and also o...
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I ran into issues with TurboTax as well and ended up having to escalate it. I filed complaints with the Better Business Bureau, the Federal Trade Commission, and my state Attorney General, and also opened a credit card dispute after a promised refund was not issued. I also checked independent reviews, and many customers are reporting similar issues, including on Trustpilot where TurboTax currently has a very low rating. Just sharing in case it helps anyone else dealing with unresolved problems to know what options are available.
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Thank you so much - I was struggling with this issue and your solution worked! Seaching for "Schedule EO" (which seems like the obvious search term) doesn't work but your solution of seaching for "s...
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Thank you so much - I was struggling with this issue and your solution worked! Seaching for "Schedule EO" (which seems like the obvious search term) doesn't work but your solution of seaching for "sch eo" worked like a charm. Now Intuit should change their software so that "Schedule EO" also brings up the same form!
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Yeah, my state tax forms had the two sides of the main state form (UT TC-40) blank. I took a leap of faith and filed, and it worked. But, I have the PDF of my blank forms. Perverse. I have no idea wh...
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Yeah, my state tax forms had the two sides of the main state form (UT TC-40) blank. I took a leap of faith and filed, and it worked. But, I have the PDF of my blank forms. Perverse. I have no idea what I filed. Very disappointed.
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What constitutes a household member for tax filing purposes? For example, I have an adult living with me until they can get back on their feet, they are currently unemployed. I am not claiming them...
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What constitutes a household member for tax filing purposes? For example, I have an adult living with me until they can get back on their feet, they are currently unemployed. I am not claiming them on my taxes as a dependent. Would they be considered a household member? And is a mental disability considered the same as a physical disability?
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Make sure you are entering it in the correct place as there are 3 entry places for various 1099-G types. Where do I report a 1099-G for unemployment or paid family leave?
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Correct. As long as your MAGI for the purpose of a Roth IRA contribution does not exceed the threshold for your filing status, you can contribute to a Roth IRA, supported by the amount in box 1 of y...
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Correct. As long as your MAGI for the purpose of a Roth IRA contribution does not exceed the threshold for your filing status, you can contribute to a Roth IRA, supported by the amount in box 1 of your W-2 minus any amount in box 11.
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You don't need a 1099-B to report asset sales. Where do I enter investment sales? Enter the sale(s) in the investment sales section and be sure to mark Collectible as the type.
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Hello @sk_bullard The rejection code will tell you what you need to fix in your return: What does my rejected return code mean and how do I fix it? For "payment refunded", do you mean a refund fo...
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Hello @sk_bullard The rejection code will tell you what you need to fix in your return: What does my rejected return code mean and how do I fix it? For "payment refunded", do you mean a refund for the product? If so, you can select a 2024 product here for purchase.
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I just ran into this! When it imports the 1099-B from your broker, apparently there is no info for the Digital Asset checkbox. So it wants you to edit that for every single entry, which is utterly ab...
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I just ran into this! When it imports the 1099-B from your broker, apparently there is no info for the Digital Asset checkbox. So it wants you to edit that for every single entry, which is utterly absurd. I have multiple brokerage accounts and many thousands of entries across them and no way I was going to spend hours checking every freaking box. Well, turns out if you go to "Forms" (Upper right) and NOT the Step-by-Step option. Then in the list of forms on the left find the main Capital Asset Sales Worksheet for each account. Think it will be labeled "Cap Asset Sales (your broker name)" And if you have a bagillion entries like I do, it will break it into a bunch of pages with 100 entries per page, but those pages are indented below the main form page. Go to the first / main form page and locate the item "Non-digital asset transactions (Form 1099-B)" and CHECK THAT! It indicates that this is a regular 1099-B and NOT a 1099-DA which would be for digital assets. Checking that box causes indicates they are all supposed to be no, and then it updates them an inherits from the main page. So it is a single check box, which then applies to all the tens, hundreds, or thousands of entries. Do not waste your time going through every single item on lord knows how many pages of 100 each. This SHOULD be a simple question that TurboTax asks and sets properly. Terrible oversight.
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@judeshadday Costco only sells a license code for the desktop version of TurboTax. Did you buy the desktop software but ended up using Online TurboTax (in a browser) by mistake? This is the n...
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@judeshadday Costco only sells a license code for the desktop version of TurboTax. Did you buy the desktop software but ended up using Online TurboTax (in a browser) by mistake? This is the normal method for installing the desktop software from Costco. Did you use the steps in this FAQ? FAQ: Getting started with desktop TurboTax https://ttlc.intuit.com/turbotax-support/en-us/help-article/license-information/install-turbotax-cd-download-software-license-code/L1wFOSXur_US_en_US Or are you using a Windows 10 computer, and therefore, could not install the software, so you tried to use a special migration offer you received to move from desktop TurboTax to Online TurboTax? If you have either a Windows 11 computer (or a Mac OS Sonoma 14 or higher), we can tell you how to switch from Online TurboTax back to the desktop software you purchased. You may have other options, but so far we don't know your full story--mainly how you ended up in Online TurboTax instead of using your desktop software, and whether you have Windows 10 or 11, or a Mac. Another option if you stay in Online TurboTax might be to get a refund for the Costco purchase. Costco may not refund it, but we can tell you how to do it through Intuit.
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Because my husband purchased a another work vehicle a few months into the year, I originally typed in that the first vehicle stopped being used as a work vehicle in April. But because then TurboTax th...
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Because my husband purchased a another work vehicle a few months into the year, I originally typed in that the first vehicle stopped being used as a work vehicle in April. But because then TurboTax thought the vehicle was sold -- which it has not been -- I took that date off and let it be as in use. Both vehicles were used for work during the year. The final review simply has it stuck that the vehicle was sold and want me to put the date sold.
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