I said "NO" to Max Benefits several times how do I get a refund for this fraudulent charge?

afeighne · Jun 1, 2019 7:57:10 PM

<P>I said "NO" several times during the processing of my taxes and it still charged me in the end - this is onerous and fraudulent. I want it off my taxes or I will report this to the Texas Attorney General's Consumer Fraud office</P>

Lukas1994

Level 2

should I report my german pension received from the drv on form 1099 or 1099-R? The ai gives both alternatives.

in Retirement tax questions

rodiy2k21

Returning Member

CPP payments for Americans NOT resident in USA (living in Canada)

in Retirement tax questions

jmgretired

New Member

I have a retirement benefit that is reported on a 1099misc in box 3. This is not employment. TurboTax reports on Sch C instead as other income on Sch1 How do I fix?

in Retirement tax questions

xiaochong2dai

Level 2

Accidentally Have Healthcare FSA While Spouse Had HSA — What Are My Options?

in Get your taxes done using TurboTax

aarondm2000

New Member

Are there social security benefits for the family of a 51 year old deceased person?

in Retirement tax questions

Expert does your taxes

Do it yourself

Resources

Support

I said "NO" to Max Benefits several times how do I get a refund for this fraudulent charge?

I said "NO" to Max Benefits several times how do I get a refund for this fraudulent charge?

Unlock tailored help options in your account.

Get more help

Do you have a TurboTax Online account?

I said "NO" to Max Benefits several times how do I get a refund for this fraudulent charge?

Do you have an Intuit account?

I said "NO" to Max Benefits several times how do I get a refund for this fraudulent charge?

Unlock tailored help options in your account.

Get more help

Related Content

Thank you for helping us improve the TurboTax Community!

Sign in to Turbotax

File your taxes, your way

Access additional help, including our tax experts

Post your question

Connect with an expert