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@user17753234371 Double check that you are using the correct username & password, and that you don't have Caps Lock on.   You can also try using the "I Forgot My Username or Password" link under the sign in button. If that fails, there's a "Try Something Else" link on the Forgot My Username/Password page.    

The Washington capital gains tax is considered an excise tax and therefore is not deductible on your federal return.   The excise tax cannot be deducted from federal ordinary income because the levy does not fit within any of the types of state or local taxes nor does it reduce capital gains.  Anderson and other consultants may allude to the idea that it does reduce capital gains but this is not embedded in the IRS Tax code.   Another community discussion regarding the excise tax can be found here.  

@marygraham500    yeah... a lot really depends on what the $ amounts actually are. A value of $20 for a Territory, would save you $1 in state taxes...if you are being taxed at 5% by your state. And also, if your state taxable income is already reduced to zero by other stuff, then even that doesn't help. _____________ One subtle, but critical error some folks are making for the box 12 $$ on a 1099-DIV.....is for the setting of the first "....only one state" radio button in the picture I showed above.   In order for the second button and subsequent table to take effect, the first "...only one state" button must first be set to "Multiple States".  IF you set that first button to "GA" then all the box 12 $$ are improperly exempted from GA taxes, and the second button table setting  is ignored.   IF you made that mistake, you may actually owe GA some more $$.  

Cuando entre a su cuenta de TurboTax, busca y oprima el cuadro que dice "Consejos en vivo sobre impuestos" y alli puede hacer una cita con un experto para que le ayude.  Ojo que ese servicio puede subir el precio de TurboTax.

@Jean-FrancoisL  Si vous utilisé TurboImpôt Bureau, EasyStep est parfait!   Lorsque vous êtes un résident du Québec qui travaille dans une autre province, par exemple l'Ontario, comme il est indiqué plus haut, vous devez effectuer un transfert d'impôt vers le Québec, si votre employeur ne vous a pas émis de Relevé 1.   Si vous avez reçu un T4 seulement (avce province Ontario dessus) SANS Relevé 1, voici les étapes:   Lorsque vous entrez tous les renseignements de votre T4, assurez-vous que la province d'emploi case 10 soit bien l'Ontario     Lorsque vous avez terminé d'entrer les renseignements du T4, cliquez sur Sauter le Relevé 1     Ensuite poursuivez votre déclaration. Quand vous arriverez à la section Réviser, dans les avertissements, vous en aurez un qui vous indique que vous pouvez faire un transfert d'impôt vers le Québec. Cliquez révisé >> ensuite Me concerne     Vous serez alors sur la page où vous pouvez faire le transfert de 45% du montant d'impôt affiché.     Merci de choisir TurboImpôt.    

Have you already filed your return? If you have not, then you can go back to the HSA interview and proceed to the screen entitled "Let's enter [name]'s HSA contributions", and add this contribution to the second line as a "personal" contribution, and then file.   Be sure to tell the HSA custodian that this contribution is for 2025, because otherwise their default is to credit it to 2026.   If you have already filed so need to amend your return, please see this TurboTax FAQ "How do I amend my federal tax return for this year?"