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Hello! I’m here to share my story of our taxes from 2023 tax return. Everything started out normally, we submitted our information as of February 5th and the IRS tracking app said they had received it. As of March 18th we received a CP05 notice, whic... read more
Tyn_20 ‎Posted yesterday
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I have TT Premier for Windows for 2023. Does it handle Qualified Charitable Distributions? Do I have to go into Forms Mode to specify them? This will be my first year doing QCDs.
Rocket J Squirrel ‎Posted Monday | Latest post Monday by VolvoGirl
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I don't need an answer to my previous post because I just realized I did have health insurance coverage for December 2023.
Rudy23 ‎Posted a week ago | Latest post a week ago by tagteam
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That prepayment is not showing up from Turbo Tax.
carolweber ‎Posted 3 weeks ago | Latest post 3 weeks ago by DoninGA
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I've read so much that seems conflicting. Here's the scenario:Rental property - owned 35 years, rented the last 30 years.Last year we sold it. However, the last renter (successful 29 years, burned badly last year) pretty much destroyed the place. We ... read more
jeanne17 ‎Posted 4 weeks ago | Latest post 3 weeks ago by tagteam
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deleon1194 ‎Posted yesterday
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"Your 2023 tax return is not processed", says the IRS website. I had extension (until Oct 15) this year and filed by paper. USPS tracking confirmed delivery on Sep 10, 2024. It's been exactly 6 weeks since, which is the how long the payment usually t... read more
zha0q1 ‎Posted yesterday
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I purchased land 20 years ago, and all these years had expenses: taxes, stormwater fees, fire mitigation, various dues, etc.Now I sold it, technically at a higher price, so it seems like a gain.But in reality, accounting for 20 years of expenses, it'... read more
dba178 ‎Posted yesterday | Latest post yesterday by Mike9241
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We have two household employees for which we will pay their share of social security taxes and the NJ unemployment contribution tax and family leave insurance contribution tax. My understanding that the social security and medicare taxes we pay on th... read more
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