I want t take as much cash as I can from my IRA before the 2021 year ends. I dont want to pay any taxes. There should be no early penalty because I am disabled. Married jointly. 57 years old. So for this year 2021 my income was from SSI and a supplemental disability insurance policy.
SSI = $11,251
Disibility ins policy = $2,543
TOTAL 2021 Income =$13,794
Home ln int pd $10,260
Property tax pd $ 3034
Car Reg fee dedutable $150
Charities $500
So I want know how much I can take from my IRA without being taxed or penalized. Married jointly and my wife is retired. She has no income to report. I think I can take about $20,000 from my IRA. Does this seem right? Thanks, G
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You can use the free version to make this calculation ... https://turbotax.intuit.com/personal-taxes/online/
I dont need the free. I already paid for the 2021 TTax Delux. I thought I could ask a question to a tax person?
Ok ... so you have the program ... enter in the SS income and then complete the 1099-R section for a conversion... keep changing the amount distributed and converted until the refund meter shows a balance due ... then reduce the amount until it goes to zero. If you have the downloaded version you can switch to the forms mode and look at the 1040. We cannot give you an accurate estimate with the info you have posted.
You can also ask a Tax Expert about your return by utilizing TurboTax Live services.
If you did not already pay for TurboTax Live service, you can select the "upgrade" button in the left column menu and then select Live.
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If you bought the Desktop CD/Download Deluxe program you can't use LIVE or Live Full Service. Those are only available for the Online versions.
I bought the online download from Amazon. I cannot find the upgrade to live. There is a upgrade to the Premier. But nothing about the TurboTaxLive upgrade. Getting frustrated here.
Did you see my post above yours? Live is only in the Online browser version, not in the Desktop program. Sorry.
I did see. You said a CD download. I did a online download. Mixing words here. Delete this whole tread. Nothing useful for anyone
Again ... since you have the program ... enter in the SS income and then complete the 1099-R section for a conversion... keep changing the amount distributed and converted until the refund meter shows a balance due ... then reduce the amount until it goes to zero. If you have the downloaded version you can switch to the forms mode and look at the 1040. We cannot give you an accurate estimate with the info you have posted.
This is my mini version of a tutorial that should be in the downloaded program:
Forms Mode lets you view and make changes to your tax forms "behind the scenes."
If you're adventurous, you can even prepare your return in Forms Mode, but we don't recommend it. You may miss obscure credits and deductions you qualify for, and you may forget to report things that will come back and haunt you later.
Forms Mode is exclusively available in the TurboTax CD/Download software. It is not available in TurboTax Online.
If you want to play around with different figures and tax scenarios without affecting your original return you can ….
Once you have filed successfully … you can shut off the auto updater function and then save the return & .taxfile.
It's always a good idea to make a backup copy of your tax data file, in case your original gets lost or corrupted. Here's how:
If you make changes to your original tax return file, repeat these steps to ensure your original and backup copies are in-synch.
AND save it as a PDF so you have access to a copy even if you don’t have the program still installed and operational :
AND protect the files :
*** Other clues to the downloaded program ***
In the forms mode ... double click or right click on a box on a form to data source it ... sadly it doesn't work on all boxes.
When you look at an onscreen tax form using Forms Mode, you might wonder why one figure is blue and the one next to it is red or black.
These colors indicate the source of that data.
Color | Meaning |
Blue | You entered this data, either in the interview or Forms Mode. |
Black | The program entered this data or calculated this amount. |
Red | This data has either been overridden or is invalid (for example, a ZIP code that doesn't exist). |
Red italics | You marked this amount as estimated. |
Black italics | The program calculated this amount from an amount you marked as estimated. |
Purple | This information has supporting details. |
Aquamarine | This data was transferred over from last year. |
Green | This data was imported from Quicken or QuickBooks. |
Yellow fields (Windows) | Yellow fields allow user input. Anything you enter here shows up in blue. |
You ok? You understand? If you bought the program download online that is not the same as using the online web browser version of Turbo Tax. I said Desktop CD/Download. Meaning whichever way you installed the program, from a CD or from a download.
There is also Turbo Tax Online browser version where you go online and log into an account each time. It is different than the program you install on your computer.
Yes I get it. Thanks
Ok Thanks. Ill work on it.
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