I collected SS for part of 2022. I was taxed on the amount, over $14,000.00. I then decided to delay, so I repaid the entire amount in 2023. I received a 1099 reflecting the repayment of over $14,000.00.
I have read the IRS publication, and worked through the two alternatives provided in the publication. Method 2 is the one that applies, and it states I enter a credit on Schedule 3, Line 13z. I don't understand where to do that on Turbo Tax.
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You can only use method two by using TurboTax Desktop since you will need to manually enter the credit on the form. It cannot be done using TurboTax Online.
Instructions for TurboTax Desktop
Thank you. I downloaded Turbo Tax basic from Amazon. I am assuming that is not going to work?
Can Turbo Tax desktop be downloaded?
Yes it will work. You do have the Desktop installed program. Did you get it installed and Activated with the 16 digit License Code? You have the Desktop program versus the Online web version. You can switch to the Forms mode.
You can use the TurboTax Basic from Amazon. The Basic doesn't usually include a state tax return, so if you are in a state that requires an income tax return be filed, you will be prompted to pay for the state separately, but you can definitely use TurboTax Basic to enter the credit.
But where?
Click on Forms at the top of the screen
There are two steps to taking the credit in TurboTax: figuring the credit, and applying the credit.
First, you’ll need to determine the amount of tax that was overpaid in the year you reported the income. You can manually calculate the amount, or you can use TurboTax CD/Download to calculate it for you. Make sure you use the same version of TurboTax that you used when you paid the taxes.
Figuring the credit
Next, you’ll apply the credit. To do this, you’ll need the current year of TurboTax CD/Download.
Applying the credit
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