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5 (not 50), nevada, 5 different payers so cannot combine,,
You can enter each of your W-2G's into TurboTax by following these steps:
i entered them ok i think. i.e. all detail is entered, review shows detail including amount. but total amount of income for gambling is incorrect. 4 of 5 are not included. this is not a tax problem i think. it is an entry, edit, display, . . . etc. problem. please help.
I am not sure why you are having this problem, I tried to duplicate the problem on my end, but when I enter more than one W-2G, they are correctly adding up. To verify that they are correct, go into this screen:
the entered w-2gs can be reviewed but the 'needs review' flag doesn't go away and the bottom line of the summary total remains the total of 1. it acts as if it is being silently rejected telling me why. can you look my data?
If all your W-2Gs are from the same casino you can enter them as one W-2G. Add up your winnings from your 5 W-2Gs and enter one time using the casino info on the W-2G. This is an acceptable solution used by taxpayers that have numerous W-2Gs from the same casino.
4 different casinos.
i hope we are still working on this problem?
You can delete Form W-2G and reenter all the Forms W-2gs
Follow these steps to delete your Forms W-2G
Select Tax Tools in the left hand panel
Select tools.
On the page Tool Center select Delete a form.
A list of forms will be displayed.
Select Form W-2G
Click on delete
Repete to delete all your Forms W-2G
i don't know. last hint was delete and start again.
-after delete and reentry of w-2gs (with slight change - summarize 1 set of dups and delete and ignore what appear to be non essential entries, e.g. window, race,state income . . .) things look good except panel labeled 'your income' has two enters for gambling winnings, the 1 nearest the top is zero, the 1 nearest the bottom has a button that says revisit, i revisit and all w-2gs look correct
i'm going to try to go on to the end and see what happens.
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