I live in Ohio and am retired from both the Air Force and Federal Civil
Service. Ohio does not tax military pensions and allows limited
deductions from federal pensions. TurboTax Ohio Adjustment worksheet
does not seem to accurately calculate this de...read more
dcragoPosted Sunday
| Latest post yesterday by
MaryK4
First time filing jointly as a mil-mil couple, my husband pays GA state
taxes and I do not as I’m from FL, for some reason it seems to add my
W-2 to his state taxes. I’ve never had to pay/manage state taxes so it’s
new to me. Thank you in advance!
VLopez01Posted Tuesday
| Latest post Wednesday by
MaryK4
Filing taxes jointly this year for myself (active duty, MT resident) and
my wife (active duty, WA resident). Can't get a straight answer on if
the Veterans Benefits and Transition Act of 2018 applies to us as a
dual-military marriage or not? If so --...read more
I have all the boxes checked on the Federal side and once again, TT put
the Active Duty Pay on the PA-40. TT even acknowledges the Active Duty
status. I read the entire Federal Info Worksheet and there is no place
to designate Active Duty.I checked t...read more
For example, my business owns a short term rental (airbnb) property in
Louisiana. I am a Texas resident. Do I still need to pay state income
tax on the airbnb property? I already reported the income on the
Business income (form Scedule C) ? Thank you...read more
I’m E-3 active duty serving in Washington State.when I file my taxes
last year I was given no tax charge. But this year I was charged
1,952.32 dollars ( federal), and I can’t find any reason for that much.
I haven’t won a lottery, or any money outsid...read more
I am married to a German citizen. We are both completely retired. How do
I report her foreign pension, dividends and interest and taxes paid to
Germany?
I am active-duty military. I am filing my 2023 Taxes. I moved to Georgia
form Alabama in January 2023. However, my Form W-2 (Wage and Tax
Statement) didn't get changed and reflects taxes paid to Alabama. How do
I enter in on Turbo Tax.
I filed my 2024 taxes early but learned after the fact that I could have
received 20% discount if I'd used my USAA account. Is there a way to
still receive that discount after my taxes have already been filed and
accepted?