topic I paid for Fed and State for TT Bus 2018. I already filed for my S-Corp for both State and Fed. I want to file Fed and St returns for my son's trust. No extra charge? in Get your taxes done using TurboTax

I paid for Fed and State for TT Bus 2018. I already filed for my S-Corp for both State and Fed. I want to file Fed and St returns for my son's trust. No extra charge?

Anonymous — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 15:22:28 GMT

If you have TurboTax Business, which is what you would ne...

DDollar — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 15:22:30 GMT

If you have TurboTax Business, which is what you would need to create an S-Corp return, then there is no additional charge to create a Trust return (Form 1041). If you filed personal returns and claimed your S-Corp income reported on Form K-1, it depends upon whether you used Online or Desktop. You can only create one return (federal + states) for each Online account. Creating an additional personal return for your son would require creating an additional account and paying again. If you use TurboTax Desktop for your personal return, you can create as many personal returns as you would like. For additional information on the products see the following:

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So, if I need to pay again for the state return for doing...

Anonymous — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 15:22:30 GMT

So, if I need to pay again for the state return for doing a trust return with only $30 dividends, then might as well do it with paper.... unbelievable.

"No extra charge?" If you happen to need to file a state...

Anonymous_ — Sat, 01 Jun 2019 15:22:32 GMT

"No extra charge?"

If you happen to need to file a state income tax return for your son's trust, that will involve an extra charge (you need to purchase an additional state for the trust since it is a different entity from your S corporation).

TurboTax Business allows users to prepare virtually an unlimited number of federal returns, but there is an additional charge for each state and each separate entity within the same state.