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Tax Law Changes & Your W-2 Box 14

With the recent tax law changes, you might see additional information and codes in Box 14 of your W-2. Currently, there are no standardized codes to designate income such as “No Tax On Tips” or “Overtime”. While next year, the W-2 form will include s... read more

Child’s Own Tax Return & Kiddie Tax

When it comes to children and taxes, it’s a confusing topic for many. Does my child need to file a tax return of their own? Do I need to include their income on my tax return? We know that if a child is employed (W-2) they may need to file their own ... read more

Do I have to file a tax return?

Whether or not you have to file a tax return isn’t just about how much income you earned. Sure, that’s part of it for most taxpayers, but the type of income also matters. For example in 2025, if your net earnings from self-employment are $400 or more... read more

Tax-Related Identity Theft: What Should I Do?

Identity theft is real, unfortunately. For some people, concerns about possible identity theft and security start to grow when a tax filing is rejected due to a social security number. Often though, an e-file reject is simply caused by a typo or a de... read more

Maximize Your Refund: Your Video Guide to the 5 Key Tax Filing Statuses

Tax filing status impacts several key areas of your federal tax return: whether you are required to file, the size of your Standard Deduction, your tax rate, your eligibility for specific tax credits, and ultimately, the amount of tax you owe (or the... read more

The 5 Filing Statuses - Get it Right!

The first step to maximizing your tax refund - and possibly keeping the IRS at bay - is to use the correct filing status on your tax returns. If only it were as simple as choosing Single or Married. But alas, there are a whopping five (5) filing stat... read more

Jumpstart Your Taxes: Get Ready for Tax Time!

Be prepared and make tax preparation a breeze! Imagine how beneficial and stress-free it would be to not rush around last minute gathering your tax info. You can begin by making a list of what's changed since last year and gather your supporting docu... read more

Last Minute Tax Tips & Money Strategies!

The end of the year is more than just holidays, great food, and family! It’s also the perfect time to make smart money decisions, take action to reduce your tax liability and give yourself peace of mind! The following links are filled with tips and s... read more

Can not pay with any card on 2025 turbo tax deluxe software windows 11

I have been trying to pay with my debit or credit visa cards and no matter what I am sent back to the payment information page saying to verify that everything is correct when it is.

8962 not generating claiming 0%

My wife and I are filing married but separate. We have a 1095A that is in my name but was used to give my wife and 2 kids MarketPlace Insurance. I did not receive any benefits but again, the 1095A was in my name and is on the form. My wife claimed 10... read more

why can't i use my refund to pay for turbo tax products. The refund will cover the fees.

Turbotax forces me to enter W-4

I clicked by mistake on "Form W-4 and Estimated Taxes" and now Turbo tax forces me to do it and does not let me file my taxes without completing this section. Can this selection be undone?

How To Report Interest Income Received From a Private Individual in TurboTax Deluxe 2025

I received interest income in 2025 from a personal loan (not for a mortgage) made to a family member, for which I did not receive a Form 1099-INT. The only way I have found so far to report this income in TurboTax Deluxe 2025 is to complete a 1099-IN... read more

4562 Form Unavailable

Form 4562 is still unavailable in TurboTax, which is very frustrating and inconvenient. The IRS has already released this form, yet TurboTax Premium (Desktop Mac) still does not allow proper access or review of depreciation.

Acceptable Format for Inherited Traditional IRA 1099-R Recipient Name?

I've seen three different recipient name formatting styles and wondering if experts on the forum would share their experience as to which they believe are corrrect/acceptable for an individual beneficiary (non-trust)... Assume the decedent is CAROL D... read more